A new prepaid plan has been introduced for Jio Phone users by Reliance Jio. The plan is available only for Rs. 75 and is the cheapest plan available for Jio users!
Read on to find out what this plan offers!
Reliance Jio Launches Prepaid Recharge Plan Worth Rs. 75
Reliance Jio recently discontinued its plans of Rs. 39 and Rs. 69 just days before the launch of the JioPhone Next.
Jio had rolled out prepaid offers providing a slew of benefits only for JioPhone users with the Rs. 39 and Rs. 69 plans. However, these plans will now be discontinued and the new plan worth Rs. 75 has been introduced now.
The new plan of Rs. 75 is a prepaid plan and will be valid for 28 days. It will also offer 50 SMS per day and users will also be able to access Jio apps like JioTV, JioCinema, JioNews, JioSecurity, and JioCloud.
Under this plan, users will also be offered unlimited calls to any network and comes with 3GB of 4G data per month with a 200MB booster.
This prepaid recharge plan of Rs. 75 is the cheapest plan available on the website and the MyJio app.
Jio Phone Next To Be Launched Next September?
In the first or second week of September Jio Phone Next was expected to be launched in India.
But it seems like the plan has hit a bump on the road. Google and Jio, recently announced that Jio’s upcoming affordable 4G smartphone has been delayed due to the ongoing global chip shortage. The phone will now be launched around Diwali.
Till date, there’s no official announcement from the company regarding the price of the Jio Phone Next. Several reports have suggested that the smartphone could be priced at Rs 3,499.
Recently, Jio had announced a new offer – applicable to JioPhone users who will get double benefits on all the plans.
The telco says that it aims to “enhance affordability” so that for every JioPhone plan recharged by a JioPhone user, they will get an additional recharge plan of the same value for free.
The 6 prepaid plans the offer is valid on are for those costing Rs 39, Rs 69, Rs 75, Rs 125, Rs 155 and Rs 185.
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