Reliance Jio Refreshes 4G Plans With More Free Data & Validity

Reliance Jio updates tariff plans. Launches new prepaid plans worth Rs 349 and Rs 399 with more data and validity

Two new plans added for both prepaid and postpaid users. 

(Photo: The Quint)

Reliance Jio users have more reasons to go “Dhan Dhana Dhan” as the telecom operator recently upgraded its Rs 309 and Rs 509 tariff plans and are now offering more validity on the above plans.

In addition to that, Jio has also introduced two new prepaid plans worth Rs 349 and Rs 399. The minimum recharge amount still starts from Rs 19 and goes all the way up to Rs 9,999. The plans are available for both existing Prime users, as well as Non-Prime users as well. However, the non-Prime users will have to sign up for Prime by paying an addition Rs 99 to avail the revised set of plans.

New Rs 349 & Rs 399 Prepaid Plans Introduced

The new Rs 349 offers 20GB of 4G data for 56 days now, where previously you only got 28 days validity. When you have exhausted your 20GB data the Internet speed will reduce to 128kbps. Similarly, the new Rs. 399 plan offers 84 days validity with the same amount of data as the Rs 309 plan.

The earlier Rs 309 and Rs 509 prepaid plans have been upgraded with more data and their validity has been extended to 56 days with the limit still remaining at 1GB/day.

This is how the new plans of Reliance Jio 4G look like. (Photo: The Quint)

The least you pay for a prepaid plan is Rs 19 where you get only one-day validity, 200MB of 4G data, and unlimited SMS and voice calling facilities. The most expensive Rs 1999 plan offers 120-days validity, and 155GB of data.

The new set of plan benefits will be available from 11 July and will be applicable for all new as well as existing subscribers. As part of these unlimited benefit, customers can enjoy 1GB Data per day at 4G speed followed by unlimited at 128 kbps, unlimited local, STD and national roaming voice calls and unlimited national SMS.  

Reliance Jio Statement

Seemingly, the new Rs 349 plan has been introduced to cater to the ‘weekend users’ or the ones who consume bulk data at a time, as it does not have the 1GB /day limitation.