@volcano619 I have never mentioned that Jio sucks. I always give credit where its due. I highly appreciate them for at least giving some decent competition (my own ISP BSNL has brought plans I had never imagined previously only for the launch of Jio).
But the fact remains that there are some serious problems with the network especially for browsing and other stuff. Even at the start, the network is not smooth and it is not anywhere near smooth even today. So, the issue with slow browsing, streaming etc. remains. Those are basic stuff for which even a 1 Mbps connection works fine. For opening up websites, it does not need to be super fast (which Jio actually is in speedtest results). Beta means that all issues are not fixed and it does not seem to be fixed yet. The real world performance is still lacking a lot. And this comes from someone who hates other ISPs especially BSNL. But the browsing speed and real world speed of even a 512 kbps BSNL connection (which used to be present in the past) is perhaps better than Jio right now. I am very interested in Jio especially FTTH and hope that they would fix these issues before commercial launch (I mean when paid customers start).
For FTTH, I do not even need free beta offers but I can take it directly as a paid customer if they provide a good stable connection and network without the browsing issues and real world performance. At the end of the day, I have always been waiting for Jio in the hope of a decent real world provider for daily broadband needs as we do not have any competitor to BSNL here in Assam. And I have been extremely happy that they came as BSNL brought good plans for the first time in the last 10 years since I have been a customer with them. The problem with BSNL is reliability and stability (their lines and customer service are pathetic to be honest) but they are decent in real world performance. On the other hand, the problem with Jio is the real world performance and browsing speed (reliability and stability of the connection is far better than BSNL).
NOTE: This is a genuine feedback and it is not a complaint. I congratulate and thank Jio for their preview offer which I have utilized fully especially for downloading in the past. Overall it has been satisfactory experience (I would not call it free as I paid Rs.6800 for the phone which I would probably never use) but there are some serious issues with the network especially browsing and streaming and I would stick with the same. Speeds are good especially in downloading and speedtest and I have no issues with that at all but I am referring to real world browsing performance etc. mainly which has got serious issues.
But the fact remains that there are some serious problems with the network especially for browsing and other stuff. Even at the start, the network is not smooth and it is not anywhere near smooth even today. So, the issue with slow browsing, streaming etc. remains. Those are basic stuff for which even a 1 Mbps connection works fine. For opening up websites, it does not need to be super fast (which Jio actually is in speedtest results). Beta means that all issues are not fixed and it does not seem to be fixed yet. The real world performance is still lacking a lot. And this comes from someone who hates other ISPs especially BSNL. But the browsing speed and real world speed of even a 512 kbps BSNL connection (which used to be present in the past) is perhaps better than Jio right now. I am very interested in Jio especially FTTH and hope that they would fix these issues before commercial launch (I mean when paid customers start).
For FTTH, I do not even need free beta offers but I can take it directly as a paid customer if they provide a good stable connection and network without the browsing issues and real world performance. At the end of the day, I have always been waiting for Jio in the hope of a decent real world provider for daily broadband needs as we do not have any competitor to BSNL here in Assam. And I have been extremely happy that they came as BSNL brought good plans for the first time in the last 10 years since I have been a customer with them. The problem with BSNL is reliability and stability (their lines and customer service are pathetic to be honest) but they are decent in real world performance. On the other hand, the problem with Jio is the real world performance and browsing speed (reliability and stability of the connection is far better than BSNL).
NOTE: This is a genuine feedback and it is not a complaint. I congratulate and thank Jio for their preview offer which I have utilized fully especially for downloading in the past. Overall it has been satisfactory experience (I would not call it free as I paid Rs.6800 for the phone which I would probably never use) but there are some serious issues with the network especially browsing and streaming and I would stick with the same. Speeds are good especially in downloading and speedtest and I have no issues with that at all but I am referring to real world browsing performance etc. mainly which has got serious issues.
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