Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea and BSNL Best Data Add-On Packs You Can Choose From

Follow Us

jio-airtel-vi-bsnl-best-data-packs
Apart from prepaid packs with voice calling benefit, there are also packs which solely come with the benefit of data. These packs are suitable for those people who already have voice calling benefit available but have exhausted their fair-usage-policy (FUP) data. BSNL, Airtel, Vodafone Idea (Vi), and Jio all provide data add-on packs to the users. Today we are going to list all the best data add-on packs you can choose from either of these telcos in case you have exhausted your FUP data. Keep reading ahead to find out more about this.

Reliance Jio

Reliance Jio offers a variety of data add-on packs. There are packs which can help a user work from home and then there are plans which are solely for short-term use. Starting with a work from home data add-on pack, you can get a pack priced at Rs 251. It ships with 50GB FUP data and comes with a standalone validity of 30 days. There are also four Disney+ Hotstar packs available. They are priced at Rs 612, Rs 1,004, Rs 1,206, and Rs 1,208. Users can also opt for the Rs 499 cricket pack which comes with a standalone validity of 56 days and offers 84GB (1.5GB daily) of data along with Disney+ Hotstar benefit.




There are also four cheap packs priced at Rs 11 (offers 800MB data), Rs 21 (offers 2GB data), Rs 51 (offers 6GB data), and Rs 101 (offers 12GB data).

Bharti Airtel

With Airtel, users only get to choose from two data add-on packs. They cost Rs 401 and Rs 48 each. The Rs 48 voucher comes with 3GB FUP data and a validity of 28 days. The Rs 401 voucher comes with 30GB data and a validity of 28 days. However, the Rs 401 voucher comes with an OTT benefit of Disney+ Hotstar VIP for 28 days as well.

Vodafone Idea (Vi)

Vi also offers a variety of data add-on packs like Reliance Jio. There is the Rs 351 voucher which offers 100GB data with a validity of 56 days. There is also the added benefit of ‘Vi Movies & TV’. Users which want a fairly lesser amount of data can go for the Rs 251 data add-on pack which offers 50GB data and it comes with a validity of 28 days. This pack also comes with an added benefit of ‘Vi Movies & TV’. The Rs 98 pack is under the double-data offer which is now offering 12GB data instead of 6GB with a validity of 28 days.

BSNL

With BSNL, users can choose between data add-on packs which range from Rs 16 to Rs 1,098. With the Rs 16 voucher, which is also the cheapest one, it offers users 2GB data with a validity of 1 day. There is a work from home voucher which is named ‘Data_WHF_151’ which ships with 40GB data and has a validity of 30 days. Then there is another one named ‘DATASTV_197’ which offers users 2GB daily data and an option for changing the caller tune unlimited times. It has a validity of 54 days. Then there is ‘DATA_1098’, which comes with a validity of 84 days and offers users unlimited data in addition to unlimited voice calling and 100 SMS/day.

Reported By

Editor in Chief

Tanay is someone with whom you can chill and talk about technology and life. A fitness enthusiast and cricketer, he loves to read and write.

Recent Comments

Anonymous :

In line with Airtel's ?49 plan that offers 20GB of data for the same duration.

Jio Brings New Rs 49 Plan

Faraz :

Yes.. Corruption and arrogance is in the core of this organisation since beginning.. & Now even gov wants everything to…

BSNL's Operating Profits Signal a Positve Future

Mrs Mithilesh :

BSNL DoT aur ITS ka gulam hai, BSNL ke executives aur staff ki halat gulamo aur kutto se bhi battar…

BSNL's Operating Profits Signal a Positve Future

TheAndroidFreak :

Till BSNL doesn't make 5Mhz of band 1/28/8 live across country, it doesn't make sense. Vi is far better operator…

Vodafone Idea Tests Vi AirFiber with Multiple Partners

Faraz :

In my experience. Airtel 4G went down to 20-30 Mbps where it used to 50-70 Mbps on b3+b40 CA. Jio…

5G Users Consuming 3.6 Times More Data than 4G Users…

Load More
Subscribe
Notify of
6 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments