Reliance Jio 5G mobile data prices to be increased from 3 July: Existing vs new plan price compared

tech.hindustantimes.com:

Reliance Jio has increased the prices of its 5G mobile data plans across India by around 20%. The starting cost of unlimited voice and SMS plan with 2GB data has been increased from ₹155 to ₹189. The prices of all plans have been increased and the new prices will be rolled out from July 3, 2024. The unlimited voice and SMS plan with 1GB 5G data per day which used to cost ₹209 with 28 days validity is now priced at ₹249. The annual Jio unlimited plan which used to cost ₹2999 is now priced at ₹3,599.

Reliance Jio offers plans with 28 days, 56 days, 84 days, 336 days and 365 days validity. Unlimited 5G data is available on all 2GB/day and above plans.

The unlimited voice and SMS plan with 2GB 5G data per day which used to cost ₹299 with 28 days validity is now priced at ₹349. Talking about 2-months plans, the existing ₹533 plan with 2GB per day data with 56 days validity costs ₹629. Even the prices of postpaid plans have been increased. Jio postpaid plan with 30GB data now starts at ₹349 instead of ₹299. The cost of the base plan of 1GB data has also been increased from ₹15 to ₹19.

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Interestingly, Jio has not increased the prices for those users using the affordable JioPhone in India. “Even today, 250 million feature phone users in India remain stuck in the 2G era, unable to access digital services. To empower these users with a Digital Life, 4G-enabled JioBharat/JioPhone was introduced. JioBharat/JioPhone users will continue to enjoy the existing tariffs,” said the telco.

“The introduction of new plans is a step in the direction of furthering industry innovation and driving sustainable growth through investments in 5G and AI technology. Ubiquitous, high-quality, affordable internet is the backbone of Digital India and Jio takes pride in contributing to this. Jio will always put our country and customers first and will continue to invest in India,” said Akash M