- By Vikas Yadav
- Tue, 05 Dec 2023 03:17 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Reliance Jio, a popular Telecom service provider, announced its AirFiber 5G service in India with broadband, TV, OTT and a wide range of other benefits. Complementing its three AirFiber and AirFiber Max plans, the company has now introduced the Jio Rs 401 plan. This data booster plan can be recharged as an add-on plan.
The recharge can complement the benefits of the base plan, which helps users enjoy the internet services of AirFiber. Here are all the details that you should know:
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Jio AirFiber Plan: Rs 401
The plan offers 1TB of data for users and is valid for one billing cycle. Once the new plan for the next billing cycle is active, the data booster will end, and the leftover data will expire. If you wish to enjoy these additional benefits, you must recharge again with the data booster pack.
This plan can be helpful for people who exhaust the per-month limit of 3.3TB of the base plan. Once the permissible limit of the Rs 401 plan expires, the speed is capped at 64kbps under the FUP (Fair Usages Policy). The internet speed depends on your base plan benefits.
Jio AirFiber is available in 494 towns across India. (Image:File)
On a related note, the company offers three AirFiber plans: Rs 599, Rs 899, Rs 1,199, and three Jio AirFiber Max plans: Rs 1,499, Rs 2,499, Rs 3,999. The Rs 599 plan offers 30 mbps, and the Rs 899 and Rs 1,199 plan offers 100 mbps data speed benefits. The OTT benefits also vary depending on your plan. AirFiber Max's base plan (Rs 1,499) ships with 300 mbps speed, Rs 2,499 at 500 mbps and Rs 3,999 at 1 Gbps data speeds.
According to Jio, AirFiber is available in 494 towns across India. The benefits of the service include 550+ TV channels, multiple OTT subscriptions, high-speed Wi-Fi, home networking systems and Cloud PC support. Buyers can avail of a Wi-Fi router, a 4K smart set-top box and a voice-enabled remote free of cost, subject to brand terms.