Reliance Jio's updated Rs. 349 prepaid plan now offers 30 days of validity and 60GB of data, including unlimited 5G access in supported regions. (JIO)

Reliance Jio enhances Rs. 349 prepaid plan, now offers 30 days validity- Complete information provided

Reliance Jio has made changes to its Rs. 349 prepaid recharge plan, signaling a significant update to its telecom services. This modification follows recent price increases on a range of prepaid and postpaid plans. The revamped Rs. 349 plan, now known as Hero 5G, was made in response to customer input, the company stated.

Reliance Jio revised plan details

Updated Rs. The 349 prepaid plan now offers users a 30-day validity period, up from the previous 28-day validity period. Despite this extension, the daily limit remains at 2 GB per day, unchanged from the previous offer. As a result of the increased validity, the total amount of data available for the duration of the plan has increased to 60 GB compared to the previous 56 GB. Users in regions where Jio has launched its True 5G service will continue to benefit from unlimited 5G internet connectivity under this plan.

Recent price increases according to plans

This revision is part of a wider trend of Reliance Jio price changes. Last month, the company increased the prices of several other prepaid and postpaid contracts. For example, a monthly recharge plan priced at Rs. 209 which offered 1GB of data per day was raised to Rs. 249. Similarly Rs. 666 prepaid plan, which offered 1.5GB of data per day for 84 days, the price went up by Rs. 799. In addition annually Rs. 2,999 prepaid plan with 2.5GB data per day increased to Rs. 3,599. The price of 1GB data add-on pack also increased by Rs. 15 Rs. 19 while Rs. 25 and Rs. 61 plans were adjusted to Rs. 29 and Rs. 69, respectively. Postpaid users also saw a boost as the 30GB data transfer price increased from Rs. 299 Rs. 349.

Finally, Reliance Jio’s revision of Rs. The 349 prepaid contract reflects a response to the customer’s input, which aims to offer improved value with a slightly extended validity period. This change follows a series of other price increases affecting various plans in the company’s prepaid and postpaid offerings.