Jio, Airtel, and Vi have launched FIFA World Cup plans—but which pack is better for you?
Indian private telecom operators Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio, and Vodafone Idea (Vi) have introduced new prepaid data packs priced at ₹798. These packs bundle mobile data benefits with access to ZEE5 and FIFA World Cup 2026 content. The offers aim to target users seeking recharge options focused on entertainment during the football season.
Airtel ZEE5 Data Pack with Football World Cup Access
Airtel’s ₹798 prepaid data pack offers 1GB of high-speed data daily, totaling 40GB over a 40-day validity period. Once the daily quota is exhausted, data usage is charged at 50 paise per MB. The plan includes 90 days of access to ZEE5 along with Football World Cup content, working out to an effective price of ₹19.95 per day.
Jio Football Pass Data Pack
Reliance Jio has launched its ₹798 Football Pass data pack, offering a total of 40GB of high-speed data (1GB daily for 40 days). After the daily limit is reached, users can continue accessing data at speeds of up to 64 Kbps. This pack includes a three-month subscription to the ZEE5 FIFA World Cup 2026 'All Access' package. Subscribers can redeem this benefit using a coupon code available in the MyJio app. The plan effectively costs ₹19.95 per day.
Vodafone Idea ZEE5 All Access Data Pack
Vodafone Idea’s ₹798 prepaid data pack offers a total of 10GB of data with a 30-day validity; it does not include outgoing SMS benefits or service validity. This recharge provides a 90-day subscription to the FIFA World Cup 2026 and the ZEE5 'All Access' package. Additionally, users get access to content across multiple platforms, including MX Player, Times Play, Shemaroo, NexGTv, YuppTV, and Pocket Films. The effective daily cost of this pack works out to ₹26.60.
Conclusion:
While Airtel and Jio offer similar data allocations and validity at a lower effective daily cost, Vi's proposal focuses on a broader entertainment bundle that includes access to multiple OTT and live TV platforms.
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