Reliance Jio 4G plans revised from today

As expected Reliance Jio has revised the price of it plans. Starting with the popular Rs. 399 plan, that previously replaced 309 plan, will now cost Rs. 459. The benefits are still the same, and you'll be getting unlimited voice calls, 100 free SMS, and 1GB data per day for 84 days. This plan will also give you unlimited access to Jio apps like JioTV, JioCinema, JioMusic among others. 

However, there is one change, the FUP limit speed has been reduced to 64kbps from 128kbps.

That said, the Rs. 399 plan still exists, and offers the same benefits as the Rs. 459 plan, but the validity is for only 70 days, down from the previous 84 days validitity. However, the Rs. 309 plan which used to offer 1GB data per day for 56 days has been scrapped.

The existing Rs. 149 plan which offered 2GB data for 28 days will now offer 4GB data. Whereas the Rs. 509 plan will give 2GB data per day for 49 days (previously 56 days) bundled with unlimited voice calls, and access to Jio apps. 

Speaking of the premium plans, the Rs. 999 tariff plan will give 60GB data for three months, while Rs. 1,999 plans will bundle 125GB data with a validity of six months. Both plans offer unlimited voice calls, and access to Jio apps.

There's also Rs. 4999 plan that gives 350GB data for 360 days (one year), along with unlimited voice calls and premium access to Jio apps. Jio is calling this as an annual plan.

Then there are the low cost plans for Rs. 19, Rs. 52 and Rs. 98. The Rs. 19 plan is valid for only a day and offers 150MB data, 70 free SMS and unlimited calls, while the Rs. 52 plans also gives 150MB data, but with extended validity of seven days. Lastly, the Rs. 98 plan has a validity of two weeks and offer 150GB data.

It's worth mentioning that all the plans offer unlimited data, but after you exhaust the daily high-speed data limit, you'll have to browse the web with 64kbps speed. Earlier Jio was offering speeds of up to 128kbps. 

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