jaswanth2703
Contributor
What's the best ISP in Marthahalli, Bengaluru for an 11-month connection with a maximum budget of ₹600 per month? Looking for recommendations based on reliability, speed, and customer service experiences.
Best isp?
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You can also consider using Jio 5G connection until the "unlimited 5g offer" lasts. I think it has been going for at least a year.
Though I do think this is the usual tactic of provide free/cheap stuff for some time and bankrupting the competition. (At least, I haven't recharged with my ISP for quite some time due to Jio.)
Though I do think this is the usual tactic of provide free/cheap stuff for some time and bankrupting the competition. (At least, I haven't recharged with my ISP for quite some time due to Jio.)
demon_slayer
Explorer
Jio has been providing "Unlimited 5G" for quite some time, if you have a 5G mobile and recharge with 2GB/day or above plans. (Read the plan details when recharging.)
Some users have reported that it's capped at 300 GB monthly. I personally haven't hit the limit, so I'm not sure. (Even then your recharged 2GB/day would still refresh.) Internet speed is also much faster (40-50MBps). I haven't had any problems with torrents either.
Ultimately, it ends up being much cheaper than what I was paying my ISP, even not considering that you would likely need a mobile plan either way.
Hachune
Forerunner
Thought you were talking about fiber plans. Yea, Jio and Airtel has been offering such "unlimited" data for about 2 years(?) now. But the limitation is the device. There is no reliable 5G router afaik.
tirth0jain
Contributor
Enter your pincode and you'll get registered ISP list of your area. Check plans and prices.
5G will rarely be as stable as a proper ISP, especially when it comes to speed OR reliability. Some users will definitely have better experiences, but those instances are the exception, and not the rule.
OP - Other than Airtel, I don't know how ACT will be in your area - some local members may be able to chime in. You can get 50 Mbps for 600+ taxes.
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Your best bet is to check with couple of your neighbors and ask their feedback on what they are using and its reliability.
Connectivity and connection quality can change from street to street and depends how oversubscribed their connections are especially if you opt for local ISP. Take the brand specific feedback here as general guidance but do ask around for final decision.