Airtel has now launched its Rs. 666 prepaid recharge plan. The Rs. 666 Airtel prepaid recharge plan offers 77-days validity, 1.5GB high-speed daily data, unlimited voice calls and 100 SMS every day. The validity is shorter but the price is a major factor here. It is being advertised as the cheaper alternative for the expensive Rs. 719 plan. However, once you exhaust the high-speed data, the internet speed would be cut down to 64kbps.
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The Telecom Operator is also offering additional benefits along with the Rs. 666 Airtel prepaid recharge plan. These benefits include a 30-day free trial for Amazon Prime Video mobile subscription, Rs 100 cashback on Fastag, free online course with Shaw Academy, Apollo 24/7 circle, free hello tunes, and Wynk Music. This plan does not differ much from the Rs 719 plan.
The only difference between the two is that the Rs 719 Airtel prepaid recharge plan has a slightly longer validity of 84 days. There is also a cheaper alternative of the plan available. The Rs 549 Airtel prepaid recharge plan offers 2GB high-speed data per day, 100 SMS everyday and unlimited voice calls to any network and a 56-days validity.
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Rs 666 plans for different telecom networks
Vi and Jio also have Rs 666 plans for recharge. These plans do offer similar benefits like 100 SMS per day, unlimited voice calls and high-speed data everyday. However, these two networks also provide additional benefits. Jio gives access to all the Jio apps along with Rs 666 recharge plan.
The plan comes with a validity of 84 days. On the other hand, Vi gives access to 2GB extra data backup for free along with Rs 666 recharge plan. Vi’s plan also has a validity of 77-days similar to the Airtel recharge plan. Vi’s plan also lets users carry the leftover unused data from weekdays to weekends. All the three telecom networks have the recharge plans priced at Rs. 666 itself and coe with a few additional benefits.
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