Vi Brings 50GB Additional High-Speed Data Offer for Select Users Recharging With Rs. 1,499 Prepaid Plan

Vi (Vodafone Idea) appears to have started offering 50GB additional high-speed data to some customers recharging with the Rs. 1,499 prepaid plan. With the additional data allocation, the Rs. 1,499 Vi prepaid recharge plan brings a total of 74GB data. The prepaid plan normally comes with 24GB high-speed data — alongside unlimited voice calls and 3,600 SMS messages for 365 days. The Rs. 1,499 Vi prepaid data also brings access to the Vi Movies and TV app that offers a collection of original Web series, TV shows, movies, and live TV channels.

First reported by OnlyTech, Vi is offering additional 50GB high-speed data with the Rs. 1,499 prepaid recharge plan to select users. The data is being offered through the Vi app, though in some cases, the operator is also informing customers about the new offer through an SMS message.

The additional data expands the bundled high-speed data quota from 24GB to 74GB. This comes in addition to the existing benefits that include unlimited voice calls as well as 3,600 SMS messages for 365 days.

Gadgets 360 was able to independently see the additional 50GB data benefit for one Vi connection in the Delhi circle. It seems to be provided for a limited period and is listed on the Vi app as an ‘Extra Data Offer'.

Vi Rs. 1,499 prepaid recharge plan is available with 50GB additional high-speed data to select users

Some users on Twitter have mentioned that while the offer is being communicated through the Vi app and an SMS message, the operator didn't include the 50GB data allocation upon recharge.

Gadgets 360 has reached out to Vi for clarity on the offer and will update this space when the operator responds.

Vi recently launched its Rs. 399 prepaid and postpaid plans for customers ordering its new SIM connection. Earlier this month, the operator also reportedly rolled out its Wi-Fi calling service for some users.

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