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Intex partners with Reliance Jio to offer free 25GB 4G data


Domestic smartphone maker Intex has entered into a partnership with Reliance Jio to offer up to 25GB additional data for its 4G smartphone users. The extra data can be availed with a limit of 5GB per month for 5 months.
With the offer, Intex 4G smartphone users can get 5GB Reliance Jio data per month with a recharge of Rs. 309 or above for up to 5 recharges. The offer is valid only when Reliance Jioservices are activated for the first time on their phone on or after September 4th, 2017. The offer is valid until March 31, 2018.

Intex-Reliance Jio Offer Eligible Devices

The following Intex devices are eligible for the offer: Aqua 4.0 4G, Aqua 4G Mini, Aqua Amaze+, Aqua Power IV, Aqua Prime 4G, Aqua Pro 4G, Aqua Strong 5.1+, Aqua Trend Lite, Elyt-e1, Elyt-e7, Aqua Selfie, Aqua S1, Aqua Lions 2, Aqua Lions 3, Aqua Style III, Aqua Note 5.5, Aqua 5.5 VR+, Aqua Zenith, Cloud Q11 and Cloud Style 4G.

How to redeem additional Jio data voucher

Once you have inserted the Jio SIM in the primary slot of your Intex 4G phone, install the MyJio app. Now, open MyJio and go to ‘My Vouchers’ section in the menu. You will see the “Additional Data Voucher(s)” under ‘View’ tab.
Now, click ‘Recharge’ to redeem your voucher. Once again, click ‘Recharge’ at the bottom to complete the process. You will get a confirmation on successful redemption of the voucher. The Additional Data would be credited to your account within 48 hours of Recharge.
Commenting on the partnership, Nidhi Markanday, Director & Business Head – Mobiles, Intex Technologies said,
“With this partnership, Intex is catering to the needs of the never-ending data appetite of today’s tech savvy consumers especially during the festive season when data consumption will be limitless. The world’s largest end-to-end IP network of Jio and Intex’s pan-India mobile distribution network will together be a delight for consumers. Partnering with Jio will surely boost our current and potential consumer base.’’

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