BSNL or Vi, Who Offers a Better 84 Days Plan

Vodafone Idea offers its Rs 599 prepaid plan with 1.5GB daily data only. This is way less than what users get with the BSNL’s same denomination plan. Then there is unlimited voice calling and 100 SMS/day with an additional benefit of Vi Movies & TV.

Highlights

  • Vodafone Idea offers its Rs 599 prepaid plan with 1.5GB daily data only
  • BSNL offers users 5GB daily data for 84 days with Rs 599 plan
  • BSNL users get truly unlimited data at night (between 12 AM and 5 AM)

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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and Vodafone Idea (Vi) are both cash-strapped telcos arguably offering the best-prepaid plans in India. The reason is obviously to retain and attract new customers. But if you are choosing a 84 days prepaid plan from both of the companies in the same range, you are going to get confused. This is because both the companies offer users strong options to choose from in the 84 days validity category. However, I have narrowed the benefits and the disadvantages of the plan to help you better understand which plan is more apt.




BSNL Rs 599 Prepaid Plan

Let’s start with BSNL’s Rs 599 prepaid plan. The telco offers it to users living across the country. This plan offers users 5GB daily data for 84 days along with truly unlimited voice calling and 100 SMS/day. After consuming 5GB of data for the day, the internet speed for the user will drop to 84 Kbps. In addition to this, users get truly unlimited data at night (between 12 AM and 5 AM) which doesn’t affect their FUP data for the rest of the day. There’s an additional benefit of Zing included.

Let’s take a look at how Vi’s plan does against this plan from BSNL.

Vodafone Idea (Vi) Rs 599 Prepaid Plan

Vodafone Idea offers its Rs 599 prepaid plan with 1.5GB daily data only. This is way less than what users get with the BSNL’s same denomination plan. Then there is an unlimited voice calling and 100 SMS/day benefit with an additional OTT benefit of Vi Movies & TV.

However, users are entitled to get the ‘Binge All Night’ and ‘Weekend Data Rollover’ offers from the company. For the unaware, the ‘Binge All Night’ offer is the same as what BSNL is offering to its users at night - truly unlimited data without affecting the FUP data for the day. However, Vodafone Idea’s plan offers it for 6 hours that starts at 12 AM and ends at 6 AM which is one hour more than BSNL’s plan.

Then there’s the Weekend Data Rollover benefit which allows users to consume all of their leftover FUP data from the weekdays on the weekends.

Overall, there’s only one end where Vi’s plan is behind BSNL’s plan and that is the FUP data offered. BSNL’s plan offers 5GB daily data while Vi’s plan offers 1.5GB of daily data. However, Vi’s plan would get the support of 4G networks across the nation; the same can’t be said for BSNL’s plan.

Thus, you will get a ton of extra data with BSNL’s Rs 599, 84 days plan; but you might not get the best internet speed which can ruin your experience.

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