Spectra Basic Broadband Plan of Rs 999 Launched With 100 Mbps Speeds and Carry Forward Facility

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Spectra has introduced a Basic broadband plan priced at Rs 999, which joins the other three broadband plans of the company. Spectra has its wired broadband operations spread across popular cities such as Bengaluru, Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai and so on. In Delhi and Bengaluru, the company is offering 1 Gbps broadband plan, although in some locations only. So Spectra has two different sets of broadband plans with up to 100 Mbps speeds and 1 Gbps speeds. This new Spectra Basic broadband plan has been introduced in regions where the company is offering 100 Mbps plans, not the 1 Gbps broadband plan. So it's valid across various regions in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and other regions.

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Spectra Basic Broadband Plan Worth Rs 999: Benefits and FUP Limit

Spectra's Basic Broadband plan offers up to 100 Mbps download & upload speeds. The company will be capping the FUP to 200GB per month, but it comes with Carry Forward feature. For the uninitiated, Carry Forward feature allows a user to store the current month's unused data for next month. Airtel introduced the Data Carry Forward feature first, which is followed by Spectra and YOU Broadband. Spectra did not reveal how much maximum data a user can store in the account.

Once the FUP limit of 200GB crosses, users will still be able to enjoy 1 Mbps download and upload speeds. The monthly price of the Spectra Basic Broadband plan is Rs 999, but with taxes, the final price becomes Rs 1,359.

Spectra is Offering Double Data Every Month on Half Yearly Subscription

If you think that Spectra is offering way too low data every month, then there's an offer introduced by the company. Suppose, if a user chooses the broadband plan for six months up front, then the company will offer 400GB data every month during the subscription period. And is a user chooses the broadband plan for just one month, then they'll get just 200GB every month. Even for users selecting the plan for six months, Spectra is providing Data Carry Forward functionality. Spectra will collect an installation amount of Rs 1,000 from every user.

Spectra Data Top-Up of 100GB Introduced at Rs 300

Furthermore, Spectra has come up with Data Top-Ups scheme, which allows a user to top-up their account to continue enjoying high-speed data at 100 Mbps. For example, a user has completed the allotted data benefit of 200GB on Spectra Basic broadband plan and still want to continue enjoying high-speed data, then the Data Top-Ups comes into play. A user can get 100GB of data at Rs 300 as a Data Top-Up, and the company even allows to carry forward the data to next month.

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