Jio AirFiber has finally launched in India.
With Jio AirFiber service now available across 8 major cities in India, here’s everything you need to know about the new service.
After announcing AirFiber last month, Jio is now launching the service in eight cities, namely, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Pune. The service will allow Jio users to upgrade to an all-in-one wireless solution, which brings entertainment, broadband, and a digital experience all under one umbrella.
However, if you are not aware of the benefits, how to get a connection, or what the difference is between Jio AirFiber and JioFiber, you can read on to find all the details about the new Jio AirFiber here.
How to Get a Jio AirFiber Connection?
To start the process, those interested can give a missed call at 60008-60008 to begin booking on WhatsApp, visit the Jio website, or even go to their nearest Jio Store for details. Next, you will need to register for Jio AirFiber services, and then Jio representatives will get in touch with you.
Can You Get Jio AirFiber if You Already Have JioFiber?
Jio recommends that users can opt for Jio AirFiber as an additional high-quality wireless backup service. If you already have JioFiber, it should suffice for your connectivity and entertainment needs.
Is Installation Required for Getting a New Jio AirFiber Connection?
Yes, an outdoor unit is installed on customers’ terrace/rooftop or outside their home.
Is the Installation Paid?
Yes, the installation is chargeable at Rs 1,000 but can be waived off in case you opt for an annual plan. Users may also benefit by opting to pay using credit/debit card-based EMI monthly and still get the benefits of an annual plan.
What are the Benefits of Jio AirFiber?
If you get a new connection, you will get access to 550+ digital TV channels, 16+ OTT apps, indoor WiFi service, and even home devices like routers and 4k Smart Set-Top Box at no additional cost.
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