Bharti Airtel has come up with a new plan for its broadband customers. The new plan not only brings more data but also brings more speed to the table. This is a part of the company's V-Fiber FTTH (Fiber-To-the-Home) service. Under Airtel V-Fiber, the ISP provides high-speed internet connections along with a landline connection.
At Rs. 2,199, Airtel is now offering 1200GB of data which will run at a speed of 300mbps. The plan also brings data rollover support which means additional data can be carry forwarded to the next billing cycle. Also, the IPS is providing 1000GB of additional data which will be valid until October 31, 2018. Customers will also get unlimited Local and STD calls alongside the internet. If that is not enough to attract you, Airtel is also providing Amazon Prime subscription to the customers.
Earlier, the highest plan that Airtel had to offer was for Rs. 1,999. The plan brings in 700GB data at only a 100mbps. For comparison, the new plan offers you 500GB more data and thrice the speed at just an extra charge of Rs. 200.
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Bharti Airtel also has plans at Rs. 999, Rs. 1,099 and Rs. 1,299 that offer 200GB, 260GB, 300GB of data respectively. The Rs. 999 and Rs. 1,099 plan provide a speed of 40mbps while the Rs. 1,299 plan offers speeds of up to 100mbps. Both the Rs. 999 and Rs. 1,099 plans come with 750GB of additional data whereas the Rs. 1,299 comes with 1000GB of additional data.
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