HIGHLIGHTS
Vi Rs. 319 plan comes with 31 days validity, unlimited calls, 2GB/day data and 100/day SMS.
Vi Rs. 195 plan carries 31 days of validity, unlimited calls, 2GB total data, and 300 total SMS.
Vi Rs. 98 plan offers 15 days validity, unlimited calls, and 200MB of total data, but no outgoing SMS.
Vodafone Idea (Vi) has launched three new prepaid plans in India costing ₹98, ₹195, and ₹319. As you could guess, the allowed benefits under each of them lessen with the lower price tag. So that makes ₹98, the cheapest of the lot and although it comes with unlimited calls for a small period of time, along with a bit of mobile data, it doesn’t come with any outgoing message quota. At the opposite end of the spectrum is the ₹319 plan with a “Binge All Night” benefit. Let’s see what that entails and have a better look at all the three Vi prepaid recharges.
New Vi prepaid plans: Validity and Benefits
Vi is expanding its 31-day plans with the new ₹195 and ₹319 recharge packs. Here’s what you get with them:
- Vi ₹319 plan brings 31 days of validity, and in this period, you get to enjoy unlimited calls, 2GB/day data and 100/day SMS. It also features the “Binge All Night” benefit which means the data used from 12AM to 6AM won’t be deducted from the allowed data quota.
- Vi Rs. 195 plan, meanwhile, consists of 31-day validity and in this period, you get unlimited calls, 2GB total data, and 300 total SMS.
Then, there is the ₹98 plan which is the most affordable plan among the three and assures validity of 15 days, along with unlimited calls and 200MB of data quota. However, it doesn’t offer outgoing SMS.
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