Reliance Jio has launched a new Jio IPSTB for Jio AirFiber customers. The new set-top box is identical in design to the prototype that the company showcased during its Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2023. It comes in white color and has a model number JMSC200A v1. The accessories that come with the set-top box are also white in color. However, the remote is black in color.
What’s special about the Jio IPSTB
The new Jio IPSTB set-top box comes in a compact design and has the Jio logo on top. It has air vents on the sides for heat dissipation and various ports on the back. The company says it comes with 2GB of RAM, 32GB of onboard storage, and supports 4K HDR streaming. The included remote has dedicated buttons for four OTT apps, including Netflix and Disney Plus Hotstar. In addition, the remote also supports voice commands, which means users can control the set-top box by speaking to it.
The set-top box runs on AndroidTV OS based JioOS 2.0 and supports several popular OTT apps, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus Hotstar, Zee5, Discovery Plus, Sun NXT, Sony Liv, and JioCinema. Users can also download other OTT apps and games from the Jio Store. In addition, users can also watch over 550 live TV channels through the IPTV service, which is expected to launch soon.
Connectivity options on the set-top box include dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, one HDMI port, one Ethernet port, two USB ports, and one power port.
How to get the new set-top box
The new Jio IPSTB is available for new Jio AirFiber customers. Users can visit their nearest Jio Store or give a missed call to 60008-60008 to inquire about the service and book a new connection. In the box, users will get one HDMI cable, one Ethernet cable, one voice-activated remote, and one power adapter.
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