The Rs 1,999 plan offers unlimited calls and 100 SMS per day for 365 days.
Users get 24GB of high-speed data, with additional charges of 50 paise per MB after the limit.
The plan includes access to Airtel Xstream Play and Wynk Music for added entertainment.
Airtel Recharge Plans: Popular telecom operator Airtel has introduced a new affordable yearly plan for users that will provide long-term benefits. The plan has a 365-day validity period and is designed specifically for users with limited data usage. Here’s everything you need to know about Airtel recharge plans, including their benefits, limitations, and other details.
Airtel Rs 1,999 recharge plan benefits:
If the users opt for Rs 1,999 recharge plan, they will get unlimited free calls to any network, 100 free SMS per day along with 24GB data with 365 days validity. Additionally, the users will get to stream free TV shows, movies, live channels and so much more via Airtel Xstream application.
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On the website, the company has also promised to offer suspected spam alerts on the phones for incoming spam calls and SMS. The users will also get Apollo 24|7 circles for 3 months at no extra cost. The company will also offer free Hello Tunes on Wynk.
Airtel Rs 1,999 recharge plan: Data limitation
The plan seems great for the people who prefer calls. However, it only offers only 24GB data for the entire year, which comes down to 2GB data per month. If the user has exhausted the data, additional usage will be charged at 50 paise per MB.
The new Airtel recharge plan comes after the recent tariff hikes by all the major companies including Jio and Vi.Now, it seems that Airtel wants to retain the user base along with luring more customers by offering such affordable plans.
Is the plan worth it?
The plan appears to be a strong offering for users with basic data needs and those who value long-term validity and unlimited calling. The additional benefits, such as access to Airtel Xstream Play and Wynk Music, make it even more appealing. However, if you are heavy internet user, you may need to pay more to get more data.
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