Sunday 10 July 2016

RCom 4G Data Plans Announced. Starts From Rs.252 for 1GB



                   Putting an end to all speculations about its cheap 4G data offerings, RCom has announced its 4G LTE data plans. And before you get excited I would like to tell you that none of the RCom 4G tariff plans can be called as an affordable offering.
So you need to recharge with these expensive (for CDMA users) data packs if you want to access internet on your mobile phone. As of now the prepaid CDMA users who migrated to RCom GSM have to recharge with 4G data packs even if they want they don’t need high-speed internet access.
You just can’t recharge with 2G data packs as of now. I tried doing the same via RCom website and by visiting a store, but it failed.

RCom 4G Data Packs For Prepaid Users

It was widely anticipated that Reliance Communications would launch dirt cheap 4G data packs for its CDMA subscribers who were migrated to 4G LTE as RCom shut down its CDMA services on May 31st.
The main cause of such speculations was the fact that RCom used to offer high-speed CDMA data (known as EvDo) at very competitive prices. 1.5 GB prepaid data pack having a validity of 28 days used to cost Rs. 123, while the 3 GB pack was priced at Rs. 149. Here were RCom’s CDMA plans as earlier
In contrast to this, 1 GB 4G prepaid data pack valid for 28 days is priced at Rs. 252, 2 GB @ Rs. 449, 3 GB @ Rs. 655, 5 GB @ Rs. 851, 7 GB @ Rs. 1,049, and the 10 GB pack @ Rs. 1,349
This is comparable to what other leading telecom operators are offering. For instance, Airtel, Vodafone, and Idea all have their 1 GB 4G data pack close to the ballpark figure of Rs. 250.
The jumbo 10 GB 4G data pack cost Rs. 1,350 approximately for Idea and Airtel at most places whereas it is priced at about Rs. 1,500 for Vodafone. RCom is also offering 10 GB 4G data @ Rs. 1,349.
Here is the detailed 4G data plans comparison of Airtel vs. Vodafone vs. Idea.

RCom 4G Data Plans For Postpaid Users

RCom has also announced its 4G data plans for postpaid users also. And it costs a bomb.
1 GB postpaid 4G plan costs Rs. 300 for month, 2 GB @ Rs. 500/month, 3 GB @ Rs. 700, 5 GB @ Rs. 1,100, 7 GB @ Rs. 1,450 and 10 GB @ Rs. 1,850. This sounds like a lot of me because usually the postpaid plans are cheaper, or at least at par with the prepaid plans.

RCom 4G LTE Now Being Rolled Out To WiPod Users In Maharashtra

Just after its launch in Mumbai, RCom data card users were able to access the RCom LTE network on their Wi-Pods across Maharashtra telecom circle.
During our indoors Speedtest check, we got download speed of 29.45 Mbps, upload @ 3.11 Mbps while the ping was limited to a reasonable 39 ms for an LTE network.
The network also offered very good speed in the parking at 7.27 Mbps for download, 2.61 Mbps upload, and 33 ms ping
Note: The Speedtest results are taken via the mobile app using WiPod SIM so we can test the network at various places.
We also inquired about RCom 4G roll-out for mobile users and got to know that it should be available to mobile subscribers in phases within a few days.
Note: RCom LTE Speedtest results were shared by one of our loyal readers from Pune, Amey, who blogs at technoclever. You can also get in touch with him via Facebook.
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