New Delhi: Bharti Airtel has tied up with Chinese handset maker Xiaomi to provide 4G device Redmi Note at a price of Rs 9,999 in six cities, including the national Capital. The telecom operator will be selling the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G smartphone with its own postpaid plans including 4G data starting Thursday. Until now, the smartphone was available exclusively via e-commerce website Flipkart.
Airtel will provide the Redmi Note at 133 stores across Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi-NCR and Kolkata. The operator provides 4G services in 16 cities.
The devices will be sold at these stores on a first-come-first-serve basis, Airtel said.
“Mi India fans can now book their device online and select their preferred Airtel store and date for purchasing the device,” Airtel said in a statement.
It said it will organise a ‘Mi Day' each week at select stores in the six cities, enabling customers to buy the device without any pre-booking.
Customers purchasing the device will be provided a 4G SIM. The company said its existing 3G users can enjoy 4G speeds on their new Redmi Note 4G at the same tariff as their existing 3G plan, without activating any special 4G plan.
In cities where Airtel 4G services are not yet available, customers will be automatically upgraded to 4G at the same tariff as their existing 3G data packs as and when 4G services are rolled out in these cities, it added.
Postpaid customers in Bengaluru can also avail a promotional offer of double data benefits on their 4G plans on buying the device.
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