Reliance Jio, India’s largest telecom operator with over 49 crore users, continues to expand its affordable data plans. Despite a price hike in July leading to some customer losses, Jio remains a favourite due to its strong network and extensive portfolio of cost-effective plans, including options priced below Rs 200. These plans cater to users seeking high-speed 5G connectivity at budget-friendly rates.
Affordable Jio plans for high-speed data
1. Jio Rs 189 plan
- Validity: 28 days
- Data and calling: 2GB data and unlimited calls daily
- Extras: 100 free SMS per day
- Benefits: Free subscription to Jio TV, Jio Cinema, and Jio Cloud for 28 days
This plan is ideal for users needing ample data and frequent calling within a monthly budget.
2. Jio Rs 198 plan
- Validity: 14 days
- Data: 2GB daily, totalling 28GB
- 5G Bonus: Unlimited 5G data in 5G-enabled areas
This plan is perfect for users in 5G coverage zones, offering unlimited 5G data along with standard high-speed benefits.
3. Jio Rs 199 plan
- Validity: 18 days
- Data & Calling: 1.5GB daily data, unlimited calls, and 100 SMS daily
- Extras: Free access to Jio TV, Jio Cinema, and Jio Cloud
This plan provides a balance of data and calls for users with moderate usage needs.
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