People doesn't want to pay ₹500 for cable and DTH plan. Most people thinks about short term benefits in India. Not long term benefits. I just wanna know something. Very few people owns HD television in the country. What will be the purpose of getting an android box and high speed broadband?
Best plan:
Rs 999/- pm + no gst (prepaid). 30 days.
Tv: all sd + hd
Internet: 1 gbps fup 500 gb, 5 mbps unlimted
Phone: All india free.
Mobile: All india free. 3 gb day 4g data
Ont: rent or full price. If full price, then first 3 months unlimited data no fup.
TRAI rules even apply for IPTV and Jio Giga TV will be a IPTV service.
IPTV will work on their Giga Fiber, so one has to have a active broadband plan in order to have TV service working.
So Rs 149/Rs 299 all channels without internet, how will it work ?
Cheap plan:
Rs 299/-
Tv: sd mini pack. More channels pay extra.
Internet: 10 mbps fup 50 gb, 1 mbps unlimited.
Phone: 200 mins free all india
Mobile: All india free, 200 mb day 4g data.
TRAI rules even apply for IPTV and Jio Giga TV will be a IPTV service.
IPTV will work on their Giga Fiber, so one has to have a active broadband plan in order to have TV service working.
So Rs 149/Rs 299 all channels without internet, how will it work ?
There is no plan for TV. You buy connection and get complimentary subscription to their apps. They are somehow marketing Jio TV as a streaming service instead of an IPTV service.
Edit - I always felt broadcasters being stupid for dropping their channels from free dish. Instead they should have dropped from service providers TV apps. Then something could've been done.
TRAI rules even apply for IPTV and Jio Giga TV will be a IPTV service.
IPTV will work on their Giga Fiber, so one has to have a active broadband plan in order to have TV service working.
So Rs 149/Rs 299 all channels without internet, how will it work ?
What % of the population require (broadband) Internet?
If JIO wants to penetrate to TV viewers, they should provide TV only plans.
Majority population will be having just a CRT TV set in India still.