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Jio 239 vs 249 recharge plan: Comparing 2 affordable monthly plans

Jio Prepaid Recharge Plans: With just a Rs-10 price difference, these plans cater to different sets of users.

Jio Financial was spun out of the Ambani-led Reliance Group last year. (Express Photo)

Recharge plans from all the major telecom operators in India have increased significantly, now up to 25 per cent more expensive. However, Jio has introduced two affordable recharge plans that offer unlimited calling, 4G data, and subscriptions to various Jio services. Jio’s Rs 239 and Rs 249 recharge plans currently offer great value for anyone looking for an affordable monthly recharge plan.

However, these plans are designed to cater to different use cases. Here is a detailed analysis of these two popular prepaid recharge plans from Jio.

Among these two plans, the Rs 239 recharge plan, despite being slightly cheaper, offers more data – 1.5 GB per day, while the Rs 249 plan offers just 1 GB of data per day. However, Jio’s Rs 239 recharge plan offers 22 days or three weeks of validity, while the Rs 249 recharge plan offers 28 days or four weeks of validity. In total, Jio’s Rs 239 plan offers 33 GB of data, while the Rs 249 plan provides 28 GB of high-speed 4G data.

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Both plans offer unlimited calling, Jio Cinema, Jio TV, and Jio Cloud subscriptions, along with 100 SMS per day for the entire validity period.

In a nutshell, Jio’s Rs 249 recharge plan is meant for those who need extended validity and prefer not to recharge their phone number frequently, while the Rs 239 plan is for those who need more data and are willing to recharge their phone number more often.

Jio Rs 239 vs Rs 249 Recharge Plans
Feature	Rs 239 Plan	Rs 249 Plan
Price	Rs 239	Rs 249
Data per day	1.5 GB	1 GB
Validity	22 days (3 weeks)	28 days (4 weeks)
Total Data	33 GB	28 GB
Unlimited Calling	Yes	Yes
SMS per day	100	100
Jio Apps	Jio Cinema, Jio TV, Jio Cloud	Jio Cinema, Jio TV, Jio Cloud
Best for	Users who need more data and recharge frequently	Users who prefer longer validity and less frequent recharges

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