Smartphones are now involved in everything we do, including chatting, streaming, transactions, and browsing, making it imperative to be connected to the internet while in India. However, with mobile top-ups now previous prices, many users can no longer manage monthly levels and are experiencing difficulties in maintaining them. Fortunately, Reliance Jio and Airtel both have 90-day recharge options to put a pause on the monthly recharge commitment.
Why Are These 90-Day Plans Taking Off?
Telecom operators are increasing tariffs every few months, prompting a clear shift amongst users to go from short- to longer-validity plans. This shift is not only about convenience, it reduces total mobile recharges per month and makes budgeting much simpler. The two biggest telecom players in the country, Jio and Airtel, have compelled the market to make their 90-day plans competitive with calling, data, and other features.
– Validity: 90 days
– Calling: Unlimited calls to all networks
– Data: 2GB a day, 20GB bonus (total of 200GB)
– SMS: 100 per day
– Offers: Access to JioTV for free, 90 days of Jio Cinema (Hotstar) subscription Additionally, with entertainment included, the plan is best for someone who wants both data and value.
Airtel’s ₹929 plan: Reliable Network, Good Coverage
Airtel’s ₹929 plan is about reliability and consistency. While it compares less on data than Jio, it offers consistency in network performance, especially in areas with signal strength issues. Here are the details:
– Validity: 90 days
– Calling: Unlimited to all networks
– Data: 1.5GB per day (total of 135 GB)
– SMS: 100 SMS daily If you place a premium on solid connectivity, while seeking slightly less data, Airtel’s package is definitely a contender.
Which Should You Go For?
For more daily data and added streaming benefits: Jio’s ₹899 plan is the clear winner. For more consistent experience and better coverage in rural areas: Airtel’s ₹929 plan is the better choice.
With either, you are getting 3 months of hassle-free experience — no more running down your data in a few weeks. Whether you want speed, coverage, or content, a long-term option is now available.
