Reliance Jio's Long Term Prepaid Plans: Rs 509, Rs 799 Packs Explained
The launch of Reliance Jio in 2016 led to a price war in the telecom market. Jio simply stormed into the market offering free voice-calls and low-cost data plans, further pressuring prices in the market. Currently, the Mukesh Ambani-led operator is offering a slew of prepaid recharge plans with different data plans which comes bundled with other benefits also. These plans offer 1GB to 5GB per day data which can be chosen by users as per their need. Jio's Rs 509 plan offers 4GB per day data while Rs 799 prepaid plan offers 5GB per day data. (Also read:Â Reliance Jio Prepaid Recharge Plans Under Rs. 100: Rs. 19 Vs Rs. 52 Vs Rs. 98)
Jio's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 509Â
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Jio's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 509 offers 112GBs of 4G high speed data for a period of 28 days with a daily cap of 4GB data. After the exhaustion of daily data limit, the internet speed gets reduced to 64Kbps. This prepaid recharge plan also offers unlimited local, STD and roaming voice calls. Customers also get subscription to host of Jio apps for one year with this prepaid recharge plan. 100 free SMSes are also bundled with this prepaid recharge plan. The validity of this plan is 28 days. (Also read:Â New Jio 199 Postpaid Plan: Rs. 199 Per Month Plan With Zero-Touch Feature Available)
Jio's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 799
Jio's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 799 offers 140GBs of 4G high speed data for a period of 28 days with a daily cap of 5GB data. After the exhaustion of daily data limit, the internet speed gets reduced to 64Kbps. This prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 799 also offers unlimited local, STD and roaming voice calls. Customers also get subscription to host of Jio apps for one year with this prepaid recharge plan. 100 free SMSes are also bundled with this prepaid recharge plan. The validity of this plan is also 28 days. (Also read:Â Reliance Jio Latest 4G Plans With 28 Days Validity: Here Are Your Recharge Options)
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