Discussion Tariff hike by Airtel vs. Jio vs. Vi plans price comparison and discussion

[Naimish555]

Jio - 24 GB - 336 Days (₹158.25/28 Days)
(Eventually You need 13 Recharge in 1 Year)

Vi/Airtel - 24 GB - 365 Days (₹5.48/Day)
(₹5.48x30 = ₹164.4/30 Days)
12x30 =360 Days (Here 5 Days Extra Also)

Conclusion - Vi & Airtel is little bit cheaper than Jio in Annual Plan (Unlimited Calling with limited data)
Jio = ₹5.65/Day & Vi/Airtel = ₹5.48/Day

 

[OnlyTech]

For Jio and Airtel users, unlimited 5G data is available on plans that offer 2GB/day data or more. With the revised tariffs, Jio continues to provide the most affordable plans across most of its offerings.

Jio vs Airtel vs Vi: a comprehensive comparison of new tariffs

 

[Elvin Paul]

Shared as received from Jio PR, I've shared the discrepancies with them.

If so, tell them that most of the savings % are also calculated wrongly. For example, the savings for ₹249 against ₹299 plan is 50. Thus, savings % is (50÷299)x100=16.7%. They calculated as (50÷249)x100= 20%.

 

[B2tom]

Airtel new plan will go live tonight at 11:45 pm

 

[somnath chakraborty]

Only data comparison

Price Hike not effect West Bengal alliance users

 

[Bapun]

A day after the Congress party criticised the government over the tariff hike by telecom service providers (TSPs), the Ministry of Communication defended the increase, mentioning that the hike complies with the prescribed regulatory framework.

Tariff hike by telecom companies complies with the prescribed regulatory framework: DoT

NEW DELHI: A day after the Congress party criticised the government over the tariff hike by telecom service providers (TSPs), the Ministry of Communication defe

www.newindianexpress.com

 

[honey95]

A day after the Congress party criticised the government over the tariff hike by telecom service providers (TSPs), the Ministry of Communication defended the increase, mentioning that the hike complies with the prescribed regulatory framework.

Tariff hike by telecom companies complies with the prescribed regulatory framework: DoT

NEW DELHI: A day after the Congress party criticised the government over the tariff hike by telecom service providers (TSPs), the Ministry of Communication defe

www.newindianexpress.com

company will decrease tarrifs in future, if we stop using secondary sim as 5g also. They full aware we can't stop so they increase pricing. No matter which company you will choose in all of them but your secondary sim will be always come from different company as internet users need. So both companies new pricing will going to increase ARPU much more than current.

 

[Esmail]

 

[dino29]

Yes, airtel has more premium and city based customers which r mostly subscribed to their postpaid plans thereby ARPU of Airtel is higher than Jio which has large number of prepaid customers particularly in rural areas...... In smaller cities Jio might be slightly ahead of Airtel but again Airtel most likely will lead here too in premium segment both in prepaid and postpaid category

 

[swatkats]

Yes, airtel has more premium and city based customers which r mostly subscribed to their postpaid plans thereby ARPU of Airtel is higher than Jio which has large number of prepaid customers particularly in rural areas...... In smaller cities Jio might be slightly ahead of Airtel but again Airtel most likely will lead here too in premium segment both in prepaid and postpaid category

Plus, Airtel has good service. During the rain, Jio is a bummer here. I complained multiple times, and they were unable to resolve the issues with call quality.

I was an early user of Jio in 2016. I left after 5 years with them.