The Airtel Rs 361 data pack used to be a favourite for its bulk data and the flexible validity of the existing base pack. However, with the recent revision, the data pack now comes with a fixed 30-day validity, starting from the day of recharge. Previously, the validity matched that of the base pack. Post-revision, the Airtel Rs 361 pack offers 50GB of data with a 30-day validity. After the quota is exhausted, data will be charged at 50p per MB. Previous changes can be found in the linked article.
The Airtel Rs 211 data pack (previously Rs 181) includes 1GB of data per day for 30 days. After the daily data quota is used, additional data will be charged at 50p per MB. There are no other benefits included. If you need an extra 1GB of data per day on top of your existing base plan, this pack is a suitable option.
Airtel Rs 181 Data Pack – 30 Days
The Airtel Rs 181 data pack comes with 15GB of data for 30 days. After the data limit is reached, data will be charged at 50p per MB. As a reward, Airtel also bundles the Airtel Xstream Play Premium service, which includes access to over 22 OTT platforms, for 30 days. Previously, the validity matched that of the base pack. With the recent revisions, the data pack now comes with a fixed 30-day validity.
Airtel Rs 161 Data Pack – 30 Days
The Airtel Rs 161 data pack provides 12GB of data for 30 days. There are no additional benefits. After the data quota is exceeded, data is charged at 50p per MB. Previously, the validity matched that of the base pack. With the recent revisions, the data pack now comes with a fixed 30-day validity.
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Airtel Rs 149 Data Pack – 30 Days
This data pack offers OTT benefits. The Airtel Rs 149 data pack comes with 1GB of data, which can be used within the validity of your current base plan. Additionally, as a reward, the Airtel Xstream Play Premium service with over 22 OTT platforms is bundled for 30 days.
Airtel Rs 121 Data Pack – 30 Days
The Airtel Rs 121 data pack includes 6GB of data for 30 days. After reaching the data limit, additional usage is charged at 50p per MB. By recharging via the Thanks App, users can get an extra 2GB, bringing the total to 8GB.
Airtel Rs 99 Data Pack – Unlimited
The Airtel Rs 99 pack offers unlimited data with a 2-day validity. The fair usage policy (FUP) limits users to 20GB per day, after which speeds are reduced to 64 Kbps. Over the two days, this pack provides a total of 40GB of high-speed data.
Airtel Rs 77 Data Pack – 7 Days
This pack has undergone a major revision. Previously, the Rs 77 data pack had the same validity as the base plan. Now, it comes with a 7-day validity, meaning the data must be used within this period. The Airtel Rs 77 pack now includes 5GB of data, with an additional 1GB offered via the Thanks App, totalling 6GB. After the data quota is used, data is charged at 50p per MB.
Airtel Rs 49 Data Pack – 1 Day
Considered the best value by Airtel, this Rs 49 data pack offers unlimited data with a 1-day validity. The FUP is 20GB per day, after which speeds are reduced to 64 Kbps.
Airtel Rs 33 Data Pack – 1 Day
Labelled as a bestseller, the Rs 33 data pack includes 2GB of data with a 1-day validity. After the data limit is reached, additional usage is charged at 50p per MB.
Airtel Rs 26 Data Pack – 1 Day
Recently launched, the Rs 26 pack, also a bestseller, comes with 1.5GB of data for 1 day. Data beyond the limit is charged at 50p per MB.
Airtel Rs 22 Data Pack – 1 Day
The Rs 22 data pack offers 1GB of data for 1 day. After exceeding the limit, data is charged at 50p per MB. This is the entry-level 1-day data pack.
Airtel Rs 11 Data Pack – Unlimited
Airtel’s Rs 11 data pack is an hourly pack with unlimited data. The FUP allows up to 10GB per hour, after which speeds are reduced to 64 Kbps. The validity of the pack is 1 hour.
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Conclusion
As of this writing, Airtel offers 13 prepaid data packs. Please note that all these packs require an active service or base plan to be usable, as the validities mentioned are only for the data top-ups. If you foresee a need for additional data, these packs are handy across Airtel’s 2G, 4G, and 5G networks. Airtel has notably revised the validities of several data packs, transitioning from “base pack validity” to fixed terms, a significant shift likely aimed at improving ARPU (Average Revenue Per User).
For more details on the revision series, check the links below.
First Revision: Bharti Airtel Announces Revised Mobile Tariffs: Check Complete Details
Second Revision: Airtel Prepaid Data Packs Get Revised: Check Details
Third Revision: Airtel Launches New Data Pack with 1-Day Validity, Revises Existing Packs
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