Tezzbuzz Desk- Telecom companies are constantly offering new and attractive recharge plans for their prepaid users. If you are looking for a plan that has the right balance of data, validity and OTT benefits, then these two plans from Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel may be interesting for you. Let us know what is the difference between the two.
Jio’s Rs 949 plan
Reliance Jio’s Rs 949 plan comes with a validity of 84 days. It provides 2GB high-speed data every day, i.e. a total of 168GB data. Apart from this, unlimited calling and 100 SMS daily are also included.
Additional benefits:
- JioHotstar mobile subscription for 3 months
- 50GB JioCloud storage
- Google Gemini Pro access for 18 months
- 5000GB cloud storage and free access to Nano Banana
- After the data limit is reached the speed remains at 64kbps
Airtel’s Rs 979 plan
Bharti Airtel’s Rs 979 plan gives a validity of 90 days. In this also 2GB data, unlimited calling and 100 SMS are available daily.
Additional benefits:
- Adobe Express Premium for 12 months
- Spam call and SMS alerts
- Hellotune once every 30 days
- Access to Airtel Xstream Play
Who is ahead in data and validity?
If we talk about data, Jio’s plan offers a total of 168GB data in 84 days, while Airtel’s plan offers 180GB data (at 2GB per day) in 90 days. That means Airtel is slightly ahead in terms of total data, but the price is also higher.
Which one to choose?
If you want more OTT and cloud benefits then Jio’s plan can be a better option. At the same time, if you want extra features like long validity and design tools, then Airtel’s plan will be right for you.
Both the plans are strong in their own way. Reliance Jio offers more digital benefits at a lower price, while Bharti Airtel offers longer validity and some different features at a slightly higher price. Choosing the right plan as per your needs would be the wisest decision.
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