The 2 new Vi plans with 2GB/day data are priced at ₹368 and ₹369 respectively.
Besides the data benefit, let’s see what these Vi plans have to offer.
These Vodafone Idea plans come with 30-day validity.
Vodafone Idea has launched two new prepaid plans with 2GB of data per day. These are the Vi ₹368 plan and Vi ₹369 plan. Let’s see what other plan benefits the telecom brand offers with these recharges.
Vi ₹368 vs Vi ₹369 plan
Vi ₹368 plan comes with 30 days validity, unlimited calls, 2GB/day data, 100 SMS/day, and additional benefits like 30 Day SunNXT subscription, night data without limits from 12 am to 6 am, weekend data rollover (which lets you carry the unused data from Monday to Friday over to Saturday and Sunday), up to 2GB of backup data every month, and Vi movies and TV as the OTT bundle.
Vi ₹369 plan also comes with unlimited calls, 2GB of daily data, and 100 SMS/day for 30 days. The OTT bundles include 30 Day SonyLIV subscription instead of SunNXT. The rest of the benefits are the same as above.
These are not the only Vi plan with 2GB/day. There’s also the —
Vi ₹319 plan
With its ₹319 prepaid plan, Vodafone Idea provides unlimited voice calls, 2GB of daily mobile data, and 100 SMS/day for a 30-day period. You also get to binge all night between 12 am to 6 am, weekend rollover facility, Vi Movies and TV, and up to 2GB of backup data every month.
If you want to use it for a longer period, you’ve got the following plans:
Vi ₹539 plan and ₹839 plan
The key difference between the ₹539 and ₹839 plans is the former runs for 56 days while the latter runs for 84 days. The associated plan benefits are similar between them and are identical to the above-mentioned ₹319 plan.
Now, Vodafone Idea also has a dedicated 2GB/day plan for Disney+ Hotstar fans —
Vi ₹1066 plan
As already mentioned, the USP of this plan is that you get a yearly subscription to Disney+ Hotstar with this plan. The plan’s validity, meanwhile, is for 84 days only. The plan ingredients and benefits are as same as the above.
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