Reliance Jio Vs Airtel Vs Vodafone Vs BSNL: Rs 349 Prepaid Recharge Plans Compared
Amid high competition, telecom operators are revising their offerings to provide competitive mobile data tariffs and attractive packs to their customers. Telecom companies such as Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio, Vodafone India and BSNL (Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited) have lined up similarly priced recharge packs to their prepaid customers. Some prepaid recharge plans offered by Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India or BSNL are priced at the same value. For example, Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone India and BSNL each offer a recharge pack priced at Rs 349. (Also read:Â Now Video Call Amitabh Bachchan Anytime With Jio's New Feature. 5 Points)
Airtel's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 349
Airtel offers 3GBs of 3G/4G data per day in its prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 349. Local, STD and national roaming calls are unlimited. Hundred local and STD SMS per day are also bundled with this prepaid recharge plan of Airtel. This prepaid recharge plan is valid for 28 days.
Jio's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 349
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Jio's Rs 349 prepaid recharge plan offers 105GBs of 4G data for a period of 70 days with daily limit of 1.5GB data. Unlimited local, STD, roaming voice call benefits are also available with this prepaid recharge plan. Also, subscribers get access to host of Jio apps. Jio's Rs. 349 prepaid recharge plan also offer benefits of 100 SMSes per day. The validity of the plan is 70 days. (Also read:Â Latest Offers From Airtel, Reliance Jio, Vodafone: Up To 90-Day Validity Prepaid Recharge Plans Compared)
Vodafone's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 349
Vodafone's Rs 349 prepaid recharge plan offers 3GBs or gigabytes of 3G/4G per day data for a period of 28 days. The total data offered with this plan is 84GBs. Unlimited local, STD and roaming voice calls are also bundled with this recharge plan. Â Vodafone's unlimited voice calls are capped at 250 minutes per day and 1,000 minutes per week. The validity of the plan is 28 days.
BSNL's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 349
BSNL's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 349 offers 1GB of per day data for a period of 54 days. The speed gets reduced to 80 kbps after consumption of daily limit. Under BSNL's STV (special tariff vouchers) of Rs 349, customers also get unlimited local, STD and roaming voice calling benefits. The pack also offers 100 SMSes per day. The plan is valid for a period of 54 days.
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