VI means Voda-Aidia. Since the launch of 5G mobile internet services in India, most questions are being raised about VI. The company has been successful in launching its 5G service much later than Jio and Airtel, but as it is said, it was late. VI has made its 5G service live in Mumbai and has also launched 5G plans. According to the telecomtock report, the company is offering unlimited 5G data to both prepaid and postpaid users. The price of the prepaid plan starts from Rs 299, while the price of the postpaid plan will be Rs 451 for unlimited 5G.
VI’s plans are different from Jio-aiTel
According to the report, currently this unlimited 5G will be made available only to the users of Mumbai. A new page has also been launched on VI’s website. This page provides information about 5G services. The report said that some work was going on earlier on the website. Now it has been updated. The special thing is that Jio and Airtel offer unlimited 5G on 2GB daily data plans, but VI has brought something new.
Unlimited 5G on 1 GB plan also
VI has said that its unlimited 5G service is a special offer, which is available for limited time. However, the company is also offering unlimited 5G on plans with 1GB data per day. If users use the Internet by connecting to VI’s 5G network, they will not need to worry about data.
Unlimited 5G available on these prepaid plans
According to the report, the cheapest plan on which VI is offering unlimited 5G is Rs 299. It comes with a validity of 28 days. Apart from this, unlimited 5G facility is being provided on the plan of Rs 365, Rs 349, Rs 479, Rs 719. Apart from this, the company is also offering unlimited 5G and additional data on all prepaid plans. However, at the moment it is only for Mumbai. In the case of postpaid, users will have to take a plan of at least Rs 451. This offer will only work in the areas where 5G networks are available.
Network will be started soon in Delhi and Bihar
VI’s 5G service has just started in Mumbai. The company claims that its service will soon start in Bihar, Delhi, Karnataka, Mumbai and Punjab. The company claims that the high-speed network can be launched in April 2025.
