Should You Recharge the Airtel’s Rs. 3,999 Yearly Plan or Go With a Monthly Plan of Rs. 349?

You are also up saving Rs. 400 with the yearly recharge. If you opt for monthly recharges you end paying Rs 4387 over a year( calculated Rs. 349 per 28 days). Moreover, with the yearly plan, you don’t have to worry about recharge plan getting expensive.

Another benefit with the long-term plan is you can use data as per your discretion. Airtel 3999 plan doesn’t have per day data limits for the day. Most users may not use 1GB data per day so they can make use of entire data according to their needs. In addition, the plan doesn’t limit your calls to the threshold of 250 minutes per day or 1000 minutes per week.

On the other hand, Airtel’s 349 plan is great if you don’t want to lock away your money for a year. There is always a possibility of getting more lucrative offers in the future. You have freedom of changing your operator if you are not satisfied with their service.

The 349 plan is also better option for people with higher data usage. The plan offers 1.5 GB data per day which translates to around 550GB for a year. Besides, you can have the flexibility of changing your plan if you have more data needs per day.

Overall, Airtel’s 3999 plan is a great deal in the end. Things are finally settling down following the end of Jio’s free services, and prices are more likely to go upward in the near future. Settling for the yearly plan gives you protection from the price rise in future.

If the annual plan isn’t your thing, Airtel also has cheaper alternatives. Airtel 1999 plan can get 125GB data with unlimited local/STD, roaming and SMS benefits for a period of 180 days. Or go for Airtel 999 plan that gives unlimited voice calls and 60GB data for 90 days.

Note: Please check for the eligibility of these plans by heading over to My Airtel application or contact customer care support.