Any update or information about excitel 500 Mbps and 1Gbps plan along with their landline plans in 2022?

JB701 said:
Gigabit with 3-4TB datacap sounds kinda lame
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I wish ISP'S could understand. If you can't give more data then decrease the plan price and if you're unable to decrease the price then give extra data because suppose we have 1 Gigabit connection and with 3.3 TB stuff by continuously downloding a lot of files and stuff (around 100 MB/s) in just 8 hours. I know 8 hours Is a lot but when you get this for 30 days you can easily run out of data. That's why I hope they'll Change something. Because 1Gbps can be provided with unlimited data in just 1999₹ as act is doing in Delhi. If 1gbps unlimited comes down to even 2999₹ I would be very happy to take it and I guess many of us geeks too. What you guys think let me know :)
 
Life_Warrior said:
Atleast Landline services can be launched, everyone knows telecom operators are hiking mobile plan tariffs. It would be good opportunity for them to launch voice services at lower costs.
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Yes, but I guess they're just sleeping right now not working on future plans such as 500Mbps & above plans to get ready for huge data demand as well as the importance of landline services.
 
i think its too early for Gigabit in India. In 2014 10Mbps unlimited was considered super fast because one could stream Full HD YouTube without buffering. Now, most ISPs offer 40-50Mbps minimum. I'm sure in a few years, Gigabit will become way cheaper.
 
100 mbps should me minimum and most affordable plan now in India.
 
JB701 said:
i think its too early for Gigabit in India. In 2014 10Mbps unlimited was considered super fast because one could stream Full HD YouTube without buffering. Now, most ISPs offer 40-50Mbps minimum. I'm sure in a few years, Gigabit will become way cheaper.
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I get it but like even in USA they still have 4Mbps line in many areas as well as high speeds like 2.5Gbps for residential people. I hope our country will definately improve in terms of expansion and service. Few weeks ago Nepal which had plans from 10 Mbps to maximum 80Mbps moved to a minimum of 120-150 Mbps plan. They're offering speeds up to 1Gbps. I feel plans should get upgrades and the basic 100 Mbps plan should cost around 499 per month (When taken for long term like 12 Months) It will definately improve broadband penetration in India. (Example - 100 Mbps for 499, 200 for 799, 300 for 999, 500 for 1499, 1000 for 1999. If this happens along with service improvements and unlimited data (definately AI should be integrated to differentiate between household use or Commercial use) It will definately take India to the next level in Broadband Game. What do you guys think? Let us know :)
 
AAK said:
100 mbps should me minimum and most affordable plan now in India.
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Yes, as few weeks ago all ISP's of nepal moved from 10Mbps starting and upto 80Mbps maximum plan to 120-150Mbps starting plan upto 1Gbps highest. Indian ISP's should also do something like this unlike giving 30 Mbps plan on Fiber and calling it JioFiber basic plan.
 
Broadband in India is not that affordable compared to other countries when per capita income is considered.
Also broadband rollout should be cheaper in India due to high population density.
 
Everyone like to make these cost comparison about how its more expensive in USA and how its cheaper and how the telco can't survive with these cheap rates but they should consider that there is cheap labor in India and cheap equipment.

Airtel is at a loss in India and so is Vi because of mismanagement and lack of future thinking. They never expected Jio.

Broadband and telecom in India should be more affordable. The guys who work for many broadband providers are probably given 2500$ as salary for entire year compared to 50,000$ in the USA. The figures can be slightly wrong but you get my point.
 
Cheap labour matters for very little when considering broadband costs, it's not a labour intensive service. Not sure what you mean by cheap equipment. Network cables etc cost the same at most places.
 
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