Airtel’s 5G Plus 599 Platinum Postpaid Plan not only offers its users two connections at Rs. 599, but also offers many added benefits with it, making it a better plan than Jio’s 599 plan.
Want to know more about Airtel’s 599 Platinum Postpaid Plan and its benefits? Read about it below.
Airtel’s 5G Plus 599 Platinum Postpaid Plan
As mentioned, Airtel’s 599 Platinum Postpaid Plan offers two postpaid connections at a price of Rs. 599 per month, which means the effective price of one postpaid connection is Rs. 299.
Now coming to its data benefits, a total of 75GB along with 30GB additional data is offered to its users, meaning a total of 105GB of data can be enjoyed by its users with Airtel’s 599 postpaid plan. The data benefit can be enjoyed on both the connections, and after the data gets exhausted, users can still stay connected with data charges of 2p for 1MB. The plan also comes with a 200GB data rollover, with which unused data will be carried over to the next month.
The postpaid plan also offers its Airtel users unlimited voice benefits for local, STD and national roaming calls. Users will also receive 100 SMS per day as well.
Regarding its other added benefits, Airtel’s 599 postpaid prepaid plan offers 6 months of Amazon Prime Membership and 1 year of Disney+Hotstar mobile for free along with Xstream Mobile Pack and Wynk Premium benefits. Apollo 24 by 7 Circle Membership benefits, FASTag discount of Rs. 100 and Blue Ribbon Bag Service are all added benefits of the postpaid plan.
With Airtel’s 599 postpaid plan, Airtel users can also enjoy international roaming privileges in 184 countries. A 12 months handset protection and VIP service are also offered by Airtel at no extra costs.
Airtel users who have subscribed to the 599 Platinum Postpaid Plan will also be receiving exciting discounts with transactions using Airtel Payments Bank.
Currently Airtel has deployed its 5G network services in 500 Indian cities and users will be able to access 5G data speeds, which is comparatively 20 – 30 times more faster than 4G connections in the cities where its 5G services are available now.
