Rumored Reliance Jio Fiber Broadband Plans

This article has a bit more technical/business analysis compared to other articles from the mainstream press.They also break down the cost of the 4500 router box
Will Reliance Jio’s fiber broadband force new business models? | TelecomLead
Big targets?
Jio will not get more than half a million of broadband subscribers in its first year, says Faisal Kawoosa, head – New Initiatives, CMR.

There is an upfront cost of Jio GigaRouter which CMR expects to be in around Rs 2500-3000 along with the offer. The additional cost for STB will be Rs 2000-2500 for supporting 4K content. “Achieving 50 million by a single operator seems highly unlikely,” Faisal Kawoosa said.

Market reacts

Media reports suggested that Airtel has started to remove FUP (fair usage policy) on some of its broadband plans in Hyderabad offering unlimited data without any cap on Internet speed. The strategy of Airtel is to retain its broadband customer base.


Jio challenges

Last-mile connectivity to enter the household segment will be challenging due to a large number of approvals required from resident associations and local authorities, permissions required for gaining access to buildings and customer homes to deploy in-house and in-building cables, and resistance from local cable operators, India Ratings said.

High-density broadband markets are likely to witness competition during fiscal 2019-2020, as the ecosystem is already in place for Jio to start providing its offerings. Regional broadband and cable players operating in third- and fourth-tier towns may not be a competition threat, said India Ratings.

Consumers may shift to Jio as its service offerings including content library and video calling would be superior to basic cable services from existing operators. The majority of MSOs are currently incurring large Capex to expand their optical fibre networks.
 
For connection installation at your home you need to call on their customer care number. They will do a feasibility check and will provide you connection within 7 days of application.

I am using jio fiber from last 8 months. Living in sector 70 mohali independent house.

Speed is constant at 95 Mbps down and 95 up. Though ping to US and Singapore is way Higher than airtel.

Thanks for letting me know, should have thought of that :LOL: Will give it a try
 
Reliance Jio's GigaFiber wired broadband packages, which start at Rs 200 a month, will have a wide, tightly woven package of programming, including Netflix.

GigaFiber users will pay a security deposit of Rs 4,500 to install a Wifi router and the set-top box, a source close to the development said. There were suggestions internally of capping monthly charges at Rs 500. “The monthly charges of Rs 500 is too much for launch… It might be somewhere around Rs 200-300,” said the source, asking not to be identified.

Source: https://factordaily.com/netflix-jio-gigafiber-partnership-100-million-customers-target-far-away/
 
they are launching on 15 aug right ? just few more days for official pricing

200 seems too low for all services, specially since they are available in selected areas only.
 
So its been more than 8 months and still routing by jio fiber is bad. I can't even compare it with airtel vfiber.

Speed and ping to US and Singapore is very bad. I wonder why no one is complaining about it.

Jio fiber users on this forum, i request you to post a speed test results from US and Singapore servers and also log a complaint to jio fiber care.
 
I guess the reason most people are not complaining is because Jio is basically giving away free internet as of now (so why complain for free stuff :) ). Also not many people require connecting to a us/Europe based server (not saying that they shouldn't pay attention to it). Most of the stuff that mass public needs is available locally via peering.
 
I guess the reason most people are not complaining is because Jio is basically giving away free internet as of now (so why complain for free stuff :) ). Also not many people require connecting to a us/Europe based server (not saying that they shouldn't pay attention to it). Most of the stuff that mass public needs is available locally via peering.
I hate this trend which almost all private ISPs are doing by selling 'high speed' plans which is basically local peering. I agree general public will likely not be affected by it nor care about it nor understand how wrong this generally is so ISPs in a way have free reign over this.
Why isn't this in some way violation of net neutrality? They are basically re routing mass traffic to cached content in a way.
 
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