Tata sky broadband review: Tata Sky Broadband offers unlimited data plan in 21 cities and unlimited wifi plans for home: Here are the details. Tata Sky has extended its reach to 21 cities, including Mumbai and Bhopal, to fight more against other DTH players.
According to a report, the company started its business with the launch of services in 14 cities. In the second phase, Tata Sky will start services in Jaipur, Pune and Calcutta and is now available in Navi Mumbai, Lucknow, Indore and Surat.
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In the meantime, the company provides unlimited data at many levels and the initial plan starts at 999 rupees, which offers a speed of 10 Mbps. Another of 1,250 Rs now offers 25 Mbps, 1,500 Rs offer 50 Mbps, while the 1,800 Rs plan has a speed of 75 Mbps and 2,400 Rs offers 100 Mbps speed.
Tata Sky Stopped the multi-TV offer
According to many reports, the company is ready to discontinue its multi-TV offer in the country. This new change will take effect on June 15 and all users will bill packages separately.
This decision is very interesting as almost all DTH players, including Airtel Digital TV and Dish TV, are redesigning their TV channel policies to comply with TRAI regulations, and Tata Sky is closing its policy.
As a reminder, the company also has a new platform called Tata Binge, where users have to pay RS 249 per month. Recently launched services bring digital content from multiple apps to your TV.
Access it from Amazon FireTV Stick and allow subscribers to stream digital content across a range of applications through a single platform and subscription rate. Tata Sky Binge will initially offer digital content from Hotstar, Sun NXT, Eros NOW and Hungama Play for a single subscription.
In addition, new subscribers will have access to Amazon Prime for three months. This includes unlimited, free and fast shipping, as well as unlimited access to Prime Video movies and TV shows at no additional cost.
Tata Sky launches new projects almost daily to attract new users and fight other DTH operators. However, abandoning MultiTV services is not a good idea as almost all players offer this service to their subscribers.
