Affordable Jio plans with unlimited 5G access worth stacking up before July 3

 

Jio and other private telecom service providers in the country have announced a tariff hike. The new plans coming into effect starting July 3 will be up to 25 per cent more expensive. However, unlike other telcos, Jio is allowing users to stack up plans, that is, users can recharge their phone numbers using current plans before July 3, and these will be activated with all benefits once the current plan expires.

Jio users can queue up to 50 plans, which can be monthly, quarterly, or annual. This allows users to repeatedly recharge their favourite plans before July 3, securing all benefits without paying extra, including access to unlimited 5G data.

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Besides, starting July 3, unlimited 5G data is restricted to users who have a plan with at least 2 GB of data per day.

Here are the five plans that will expire on July 3 and are worth stacking up, which could help you save a lot of money:

Jio Rs 155 plan

If you have a 4G phone and want a plan with limited data (2 GB for the entire period), this is a great plan to consider. This is also the cheapest plan with one month validity. It will cost Rs 189 starting July 3.

Jio Rs 299 plan

This is the most affordable plan with 2 GB 4G data per day, which also offers unlimited 5G access. This plan comes with 28 days of validity and offers unlimited voice calls and 100 SMS per day. After July 3, the same plan will cost Rs 349.

Jio Rs 533 plan

A plan with 56 days of validity with a 2 GB data cap per day on 4G data, along with unlimited 5G access. The price of this plan will increase to Rs 629 from July 3.

Jio Rs 749 plan

This is one of the most affordable plans with 90 days of validity that offers 2 GB of 4G data per day along with unlimited 5G access. It also comes with a cricket offer with an additional 20 GB of 4G data.

Jio Rs 2999 plan

This will be the most affordable annual plan with 365 days of validity that offers 2.5 GB of 4G data per day along with unlimited 5G access, which will soon cost Rs 3599. A good plan to consider for those who want a plan with extended validity.

Current Price (Rs)New Price (Rs) after July 3Validity4G Data per DayUnlimited 5G Access
Additional Benefits
15518928  days2 GB (total)No
29934928 days2 GBYes
53362956 days2 GBYes
749Not mentioned90 days2 GBYes
20 GB extra 4G data
29993599365 days2.5 GBYes

We have chosen these plans to cater to different use cases; there are plenty of other interesting plans too. You can also check out our detailed comparison between Jio’s old and new plans.

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