Airtel has launched a new data booster pack in India. With these packages, users get unlimited access to 5G. This allows users without an existing 5G plan to access unlimited 5G connectivity. These data packages allow users to access additional 4G data on top of the unlimited 5G data provided by their carrier. Airtel, like its rival network providers in the country, recently increased the prices of its postpaid and prepaid recharge plans. This price increase limits unlimited 5G access to plans with at least 2GB of data per day.
Airtel Unlimited 5G Data Booster Pack launched in India
The telco said in a press release that users on 1GB or 1.5GB daily data plans who do not have access to a 5G connection can now do so with the help of a new 5G booster pack, it has confirmed Access to it. Prices start from 51 rupees.
Airtel said customers with plans that do not support unlimited 5G connectivity can access 5G services with these booster packs. Available in Japan for 1,000 yen. 51, 101, 151 rupees.
These not only offer unlimited 5G data access, but also additional 4G data access of 3, 6 and 9 GB respectively. The validity of these Booster Packs is the same as any existing plan the user is using at that time, as well as other add-ons.
This is how the Airtel 5G Unlimited Data Booster Pack works
For example, let’s say it costs Rs. 929 plan includes 1.5GB 4G data per day for 90 days and expires on October 15. 101 unlimited 5G booster packs are available today and support for unlimited 5G connectivity will continue until October 15th.
Even if you top up with a booster pack in early October, your existing prepaid plan will expire on October 15th. In this case, you get 1.5GB of unlimited 4G data and 5G data per day, plus an additional 6GB of 4G data. This also applies until the same date.
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