Last week, Vodafone came up with a unique postpaid offering which Bharti Airtel was rumoured to launch a few months ago as ‘Airtel Black’ tier. Vodafone REDX postpaid plan priced at Rs 999 is a unique offering from the company and in the industry alike. With the REDX plan, Vodafone is shipping three popular OTT service subscriptions, access to airport lounge access, faster data speeds and unlimited data & voice calls & SMSes every month. On the flip side, Bharti Airtel also has a similarly priced postpaid plan of Rs 999, which is aimed at the standard postpaid users but has some unique benefits on offer. Airtel’s Rs 999 postpaid plan also comes with four free add-on connections which the Vodafone REDX plan lacks. Let’s compare both the Rs 999 postpaid plans from Bharti Airtel.
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Vodafone REDX Postpaid Plan at Rs 999: What it Offers
Vodafone’s REDX premium postpaid plan priced at Rs 999 comes with various unique benefits. Firstly, let’s talk about the basic ones. The plan offers unlimited voice calls without any daily or monthly FUP limit, 100 SMSes per day and unlimited data for monthly rental. Although Vodafone is marketing the plan as unlimited data plan, there’s a FUP limit of 150GB, post which the speeds will be reduced to 1 Mbps. Also, Vodafone promises 50% faster data speeds with the REDX plan, but it also says “The data speed may vary depending on several factors including the nature of handset, network congestion, location of access, topography, barriers caused by constructions etc.” So we’re not sure right now on how customers will be able to get faster speeds on Vodafone REDX plan.
As for the Entertainment benefits, the Vodafone REDX postpaid plan also comes with Rs 5,998 worth of Netflix credit valid for one year, one-year of Amazon Prime membership at no extra cost and Rs 999 worth ZEE5 Premium membership for one year for free. Also, customers will get access to Vodafone Play mobile app which is the company’s OTT content aggregator app.
For the travellers, Vodafone REDX postpaid plan offers i-Roam Pack worth Rs 2,999 for one week and it can be availed once every 12 months. On top of that, travellers will get access to four Airport Lounge Access at no extra cost when availed through My Vodafone app in a year. Do make a note that travellers can avail lounge access for on time at any international airport. There’s the priority customer service as well applicable on this postpaid plan.
Airtel Rs 999 Postpaid Plan: What it Offers to the
Bharti Airtel has been the leader in the postpaid segment for more than two years now. The company also has a Rs 999 postpaid plan which offers 150GB data every month with carry forward functionality up to 500GB, unlimited voice calls without any FUP limit and 100 SMSes per day for the entire rental period. Additionally, the plan also comes with three months of Netflix Basic subscription worth Rs 1,497, one-year of Amazon Prime membership, premium ZEE5 subscription that renews every month, Airtel Xstream app subscription and Handset Protection as well.
The highlight of this postpaid plan from Airtel is the four add-on connections. Yes, Airtel users can add three regular add-ons and one data add-on to the same primary connection. Essentially, this makes the Rs 999 postpaid plan from Airtel valid for four regular Airtel connections and one Airtel data connection. So under Rs 1,000, Airtel postpaid users can enjoy unlimited benefits every month, which is not the case with Vodafone REDX plan.
Vodafone REDX vs Airtel Rs 999 Postpaid Plan: Which One is Better
There’s no doubt that the Vodafone REDX postpaid plan offers much better benefits like one-year of Netflix subscription, one-week of international roaming pack for free and Airport Lounge access for four times a year. But this is just for one connection and this plan will be extremely useful for those who travel a lot. On the flip side, Airtel’s postpaid plan of Rs 999 is beneficial for basic day-to-day users. And the add-ons are handy for the basic users.
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