Reliance Jio pre-launch offer now available on Sony, Videocon phones
New Delhi: Reliance Jio has expanded its free 90-day unlimited calls and high-speed mobile broadband trial offer to the users of 4G smartphones of Sony, Videocon and Sansui. The move comes within days of the telecom operator partnering handset makers like Gionee, Karbonn and Lava to reach out to potential customers in the country.
“Jio Preview offer is now open to customers of all 4G smartphones from Sony, Videocon and Sansui,” according to people familiar with the industry matter. The free Jio service is already available on 4G handsets of Samsung, LG, Micromax, Panasonic, TCL, Alcatel and Asus. The owner of 4G-compliant handset from any of these brands needs to carry it to Reliance Digital stores, including Digital Xpress and Digital Xpress Mini, and other retail stores for a free SIM.
At the store, the user will have to share the code generated on his phone with the help of a Jio mobile app. He can then get the Jio SIM, subject to submission of KYC documents. As per counterpoint research, two out of every three smartphones shipped in April-June 2016 in India were LTE (4G) compatible.
As per the research agency, Samsung, Micromax and LYF, on which Jio service is already available, jointly accounted for about 46% of smartphone market share. As per the offer, customers can enjoy unlimited access to Jio services for 90 days from activation of Jio SIM.
Jio’s 4G service include unlimited voice calls and video calls, SMS, 4G mobile broadband and applications like JioOnDemand (for movies), JioLive (for live TV shows), JioXpressNews and the like.
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