Airtel will beat JIO? What no one is Telling you about the Jio vs Airtel vs Tata Telecom Wars!

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[@KSkyther]

Bhaijaan county to amreekan logo ka hai. Apne yaha to district hota hai. And for telcos it's "circle".

[@seancarter51]

Airtel is the new premium brand.(i think Previous premium leader was Vodafone) Jio is the default choice of a customer who wants basic connectivity. Vodafone Idea is still struggling. BSNL IS MAKING A COMEBACK AND It will be the NEW DEFAULT CHOICE for customers and Jio’s problem will increase even more once BSNL launches 5G. BSNL will also be a good reliable choice because it can be a good reliable government brand it was earlier in its previous golden era.

[@_Kishore__Aswin_]

​@@seancarter51BSNL only problem is that they are running like government instead they should be operated like corporate to sustain and adapt to the competitive environment where technology is fastly outdated

[@007_Sun_Tzu]

15:00 it's not 150/yr homes, it's 155 per month so 1860 per yr

[@swapnilgunjal5152]

Correction at 6.43: 100 M * 103 = 10 B and not 100 B

[@srinivasguptha9538]

Jio played a key role in transforming India. I always have respect to Jio. Airtel before Jio looted customers with very high cahrges. But there should be competition, otherwise we will face monopoly.

[@rakeshrawat6903]

Soon you will face monopoly ! Wait and watch

[@leoTrends]

Yes that's true. Jio was the eye opener.

[@sahilkhan_ssn]

​@@rakeshrawat6903not possible. CCI will not allow it.

[@RAM_JAN22]

​@@sahilkhan_ssnwhat will cci do if there is no other players. Cci will not create new players

[@DanishPachyala]

​@@sahilkhan_ssnnot just Jio, Airtel also has very strong political backing and not many people talk about that

[@sriharsha8062]

I remember recharging 198 for 1gb a month to getting 2 gb every single day for a month ...jio played the chief role in digital transformation of India. I'm grateful always for jio .

[@skr1808]

But don't forget lifetime incoming was free ,now when majority are paying for incoming then,this is nothing to give this data,,,and the way prices rose from 3g-4g-5g,,, wait and watch again you'll pay 500per month for 1gb daily and for incoming it's monthly 230 minimum recharge to keep your sim live. It would be minimum 350 recharge moving forward

[@adarshk6965]

They are taking much more to give 2 GB data per day. This is just the beginning. This duopoly will loot the customers at will.

[@VidhrtAtya]

Me using BSNL free night data and 3 GB per day at 599-/😂

[@Watson7899]

​@@skr1808 Before many people just scratched the card for 10rs and managed to run for months by giving a missed call. But now we have to pay at least 150rs per month to get incoming calls. Not everyone needs data or unlimited calls.

[@Jaihind36]

That Credit not Goes to Ambani 😂😂 it goes for Modi👍 who Banned🚫 Black money🤑💰 So they Planned their Strategy🔥 & Expanded their Business 💯

[@aniruddhakashyap6906]

When Airtel charged Rs 255 for 2GB per month, it was Jio that made revolution. In our home in Tier 2 city, JIO has good network coverage and speed.

[@ganeshkaulage9483]

You don't understand what they will do when they get monopoly

[@vaiibhavrana2125]

@@ganeshkaulage9483 had Indians been that smart Britishers would have never ruled us. Most Indian like free/ cheaper stuffs with thinking about long term effect. Monopoly kills the market, government should ensue that it doesn’t happen. US stopped monopoly of Standard oil way back in 1900’s. Else John Davison Rockefeller would have killed the American democracy with his economic might. A patriotic leader with long term vision is paramount for any democracy.

[@Sourav_MadridCF]

​​@@pulchritudinous_moonVo jio aane se pehle wale airtel ki baat kar raha hai, us time pe 299 pe 2 gb milta tha airtel mein

[@VINAYKUMAR-ix6ri]

I agree and now also they give data cheaper than Airtel

[@GrandDad_001]

​@@ganeshkaulage9483it will never come to monopoly but I can see a duopoly though....

[@unknown-fv2ju]

Respect for BSNL when the big companies like jios and airtel didn't wanted to put their connection in villages BSNL was always there for us, ❤

[@dhruvakhera5011]

bhai government service hai bsnl daalna padhta hai but ye hai i also would like bsnl to compete with these players but inefficient itna zyada hai

[@xXHelsingGamingXx]

No bro… no respect! In my village they purposely broke the network cable so the govt would fund them again and again… unless we remove such fungus out of our country there is no respect to any of this process

[@unknown-fv2ju]

@@xXHelsingGamingXx that's your people doings. But in our place What they did for us was appreciative

[@world.of.exploration]

Very Old memos💗

[@DesiViralShorts96]

We can't forget the era before Jio came...if i get an Internet speed of same as Airtel in my area..I'm gonna PORT my number jo Jio instantly..I have a huge huge respect for Jio..We can't forget the time When It was a nightmere to talk for half an hour..3 rupees sms charges on Diwali,Holi or Any Special Day...Forget about video calling..I remember going to railways stations to download a big file and asking my relatives OTP to get wifi at railway stations..Todays kids will never understand this struggle..

[@theWorldOfIss]

No matter father is father. Just think 1gb of data we got for 399 😮. Thank you Jio for changing the Indian market 🎉❤

[@Manikanta-hh7wp]

Airtel invested a lot of money in 2G,3G infrastructure.. Hence getting back that money before cheaper 4G infra goes live is their stratergy. Prices would have decreased with or without Jio's entrance in the Market

[@neuralfusion7703]

​@@Manikanta-hh7wpwhat about 5g? Because jio , Airtel forced to give almost free 5g

[@avinashsuwal]

​​@@neuralfusion7703yes but Jio is giving 5g Unlimited on 239 and above plan irrespective of Plan validity and daily data , jio giving unlimited 5G data on 395 plan with 84 days validity 😊on other hand airtel on same plan with different price( 455 plan ) does not give unlimited 5G data😅

[@dawnsucksatcoding]

When one of them becomes father middle class would be beggars against phone recharge

[@naruti3992]

True they were looting

[@pritish3484]

I find Jio liberating. And Airtel is only important to keep Jio in check, for me as a consumer.

[@gulabpatel7477]

Ha Bhai paise vale ke yahi chochle hote hai

[@cherry8607]

Well said

[@obsessedgamer6218]

This the reason.. I am keeping my Airtel sim alive

[@i_as_saurabh]

How come we never asked Airtel that why they were giving data so costly i.e. around 300 MB for ₹100 ...which decreased so drastically once Jio intervened?

[@thivyasekhar9737]

Learn how wireless communication works my friend. Jio and Airtel both use very different technologies to provide telecomm service so apparently the cost difference.

[@indiannative1995]

That's how the market works things get change to compete... simple logic

[@vickyeahme6532]

​@@thivyasekhar9737why didn't Airtel get the same technology

[@thivyasekhar9737]

@@vickyeahme6532 airtel had large 2G and 3G customers back then, so they had to operate on older tower technology, but Jio operates only 4G and they started as new company so they set up as an all 4G towers. Inorder to switch to 4G all the equipments in a tower need to be replaced with new type of hardware which will cost a fortune. Now since Airtel also had sizable number of 2G customer base, operating two different hardware equipments on same tower would not be profitable. So they might have chosen to stick to older tech.

[@mehtavivek3514]

And,after launching of Jio, Vodafone, idea and airtel all got the technology. They r enjoying..not interested in upgradation..now fighting tough battles

[@KhozyPlanet]

Now think school has become my new classroom thank you.

[@Maitreya-7777]

I use Airtel sim card and my whole family is using that since 2005. We never used Jio and never will. We were fortunate enough to use internet way before people actually used it. From 2010.

[@muralidharanmaddy21]

As an average Indian consumer, people will choose Jio over airtel. Remember only after Jio's entry into the telecom market other telecom operators reduced the prices. This was a great case study and according to me, Jio has already found its way deep into the market and surely will ace it in the upcoming years.

[@sreevathsak.j.3807]

Every business has to make money remember there is no free meal jio gave internet for free now with multi billion dollar investments from us companies now they want returns

[@muralidharanmaddy21]

@@sreevathsak.j.3807 yea i completely agree with you but jio at least gives it at cheaper rates compared to competitors,which inturn will unsolicitedly make other telecom operators to slash their prices to survive in the market.Jiofiber to me is the best home broadband service one could get in tier 3city where you have other local isp's providing internet nearly at double the price of Jio

[@gulabpatel7477]

​@@sreevathsak.j.3807we should give them returns buddy. Why someone will give their services to you for free. Do you work for free for anyone? I have saved so much money from last many years by 299/- for 1 GB to jio started with free for almost year and then till today maybe 250/- month with DAILY 2.5 gb So i am ready to pay jio.

[@subhadeepdutta3086]

does not matter, Airtel user forever never gave a F to jio

[@habandajopsynshong8659]

As an Airtel and jio user I will say if Jio doesn't improve its services soon in meghalaya it be just in the level of VI many Jio costumers have starting to port to Airtel due to jio uncertain network

[@smitadsouza]

When I hear Airtel, a sense of irritation immediately engulfs my mind. It's like a reflexive reaction that's hard to shake. The reason for this visceral response is deeply rooted in my experiences with their exorbitant data charges. Airtel had this uncanny knack for charging a whopping 250 bucks for just 1 gigabyte of data. It felt like daylight robbery, and I couldn't help but feel like they were exploiting every user in the process. The frustration and resentment grew exponentially with each bill, as it seemed that Airtel was relentless in its pursuit of profit. It wasn't just about the money; it was about feeling taken advantage of by a telecommunications giant. But then, like a ray of hope on the horizon, Jio emerged as a game-changer. With its affordable data plans and high-speed internet, Jio put an end to the madness that Airtel had perpetuated for so long. It was a breath of fresh air for consumers who had long been suffocated by Airtel's exorbitant prices. Jio not only provided cost-effective data plans but also forced Airtel and other telecom companies to rethink their pricing strategies. It was a revolution that benefited consumers nationwide. So, whenever I think about Airtel and that irritation starts to creep in, I can't help but appreciate Jio for stepping in and putting an end to the exploitation that many of us had endured for far too long.

[@AmanKumar-wh8tk]

You're a good storyteller.

[@_UNISTAR_]

Perfectly put.

[@braveindian2628]

I was customer of Airtel postpaid in 2015 for 8 months with plan of 799. Local and std 60 & 80 Paisa per minute respectively. 250 free sms. and 1 gb data. But shock to get bill of 2200-2900 ₹ bill per month. Data was only use for whatsapp and e-mail or few MP3 song download. Fine but when bill came 8900₹. I just quit.

[@abhipatil4844]

true

[@adithyan-rk]

My frustration is not about the way they used to charge, I understand that’s business. My frustration is they bill you for the service which you have not opted. For example, I’m still getting new bills for the service which I didn’t subscribe for. They also have their irritating collection agency who doesn’t understand the crux of the problem. I have also heard my friends saying they are getting bills of some other connections. Jio in that matter is very straightforward.

[@renegade7565]

Airtel has very predatory practices where they disable your sim if you don't recharge after 7 days. This limit is much longer on JIO (from my experience they don't stop incoming until the 90 day - limit set by TRAI) Whenever a company tries to loot me and treats me as a commodity, I choose the better option. Same reason I have switched to JIO fiber as well.

[@adarshagrawal5549]

I didn't recharged my jio number for almost 1 year but incoming is working very fine and now i start using that sim and its working absolutely fine ❤️

[@TheHimachaliWanderer]

Same😊

[@Me_Bangali]

More than 1 year

[@melvinsebastian8989]

Very much true

[@gulabpatel7477]

Yes same experience with Airtel I have to recharge my Airtel sim to get incoming calls

[@RajeevRumale]

Apart from the huge fiber network, the recent announcement for Jio Airfiber is also likely to help them improve the last-mile connectivity challenge. It's expected they would be able to fulfill the new connection request much faster and possibly at a cheaper price.

[@navbackoffice3122]

I’ve been a Airtel user since last 17 years but still their network coverage is very poor in city like Jaipur. JIO changed India telecom landscape for forever and the kind is resources they have it would be very hard for Airtel to catch-up.

[@srik.s.chaudharygirlsconve3580]

This video just tells how Airtel is surviving in Jio's era. Even in the video, he hasn't told how Airtel is going to kill Jio. Airtel is nowhere close to Jio in terms of future expansion.

[@GrandDad_001]

It's a click bait 😂

[@monnttaria9954]

Thanks 😌 to save my time

[@techyashis]

Airtel service is much much better . Jio sucks

[@manojramesh4598]

​@@techyashisyep only ambani fans don't understand

[@techyashis]

@@manojramesh4598 ambani will build 3 antilias with their money lol

[@ashishkrb]

As consumers, we are happy that airtel is fighting

[@ankitgupta136]

Not fighting.but establishing duopoly which is equally bad.

[@drbrokannada5603]

They loated us till 2016

[@soharsh2816]

@@ankitgupta136 definitely duopoly. I've noticed jaha par jio ka network acha ata waha airtel ka weak rehta hai aur jaha airtel ka strong rehta hai waha jio ka weak

[@shadowdroid5465]

​@@akshaykumarpal8273plus recently jio had recommended to TRAI saying Tech companies(internet companies) should pay for network usage...which Airtel and other telecom operators had asked indirectly and Net neutrality issue hai flared up but this time I feel it might even get accepted.

[@shadowdroid5465]

​​@@ankitgupta136 Only private hegemony is bad .. one psu should also be present to keep constant check...but Sadly BSNL is way behind 😅

[@ParasB-pg2jk]

Another thing that I have come through is that airtel's presence in the world. They are not relying only on Indian market, they have presence over 17 countries to get revenue from. So maybe in near future, we can be seeing airtel as a premium service in all these countries and generating more revenue.

[@ParasB-pg2jk]

ref: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mobile_network_operators

[@skagraw2]

Airtel doesn't provide any premium service, it has habit of fleecing its customers. Every airtel customer is unhappy. If they get an alternative opportunity, they will switch.

[@ParasB-pg2jk]

so what according to you is a better alternative? at last we are developing country with such large population, so we have to give that much time to product to grow@@skagraw2

[@jaythakur2137]

​@@skagraw2true

[@pranshu2op]

@@skagraw2 fr

[@Un_bharat]

0:12 BSNL Is still on the ventilator😂😂

[@abhiruk]

As long as Airtel and Jio keeps fighting, we consumers are in for a better service and prices!

[@Naveen72927]

Its never good for consumers if only one company controls the whole market, glad Airtel is fighting back

[@ankitgupta136]

Monopoly and duopoly both are same.

[@drbrokannada5603]

Airtel loated us till 2017

[@proudgadwali144]

Airtel looted us bro along with idea and Vodafone don't forget that

[@virajsawantpatil5144]

NOW IT'S SOMETHING BEYOND MONOPOLY

[@starleads]

Correct!

[@pc_814]

After watching this, my respect for JIO increased. We need responsible business and people who are ready to service poor people of India. Kudos to Jio. I feel JIO is winning not Airtel. Money can keep you going, but respect and service for people transcend you.

[@krishchait6106]

Responsible my ass reliance acquired so many retail stores which used to help the poor. And then removed all those guys and put it's own employees and products that no one gives a damn about. If you don't know anything better be calm

[@pc_814]

@@krishchait6106 lol. You know everything, you must be a big man. It may be possible that you can’t comprehend Whats right because may be you are biased. I shared my opinion you don’t have to dictate terms to others for staying calm my friend

[@indiannative1995]

​@@pc_814jio just know the market nothing to help seek mindset..they sasta bikta hai..

[@Maddy-ht8pg]

No one does anything for free in life. Remember Reliance is just pumping money from their Oil business into Jio whereas Airtel is a survivor and pioneer of telecom industry. Airtel also had lot of issues but one thing I like about them is at least they are honest about their strategy. They will go and become the Apple and Samsung of telecom industry- while Airtel is making itself premium it also generates more profit. Kudos to Jio though as they successfully brought the data market down but the policies were very helpful to them as well. As an overall good to see healthy competition as an consumer who owns both the products !

[@jaydevpatel5226]

@@krishchait6106 So according to your logic those reliance employees are not indians? 😅

[@ab2aman637]

Topics of video with Timestamps 0:49: 📈 Airtel has emerged as a strong player in the Indian Telecom space, recording significant profits and outperforming the market. 3:47: 📺 The video consumption segment in India is categorized into different types of customers based on their usage of TV and OTT services. 8:16: 💰 Jio is targeting different customer segments to monetize through ads, subscriptions, and low-cost products. 11:58: 📶 Airtel is prioritizing postpaid customers by expanding in high-value neighborhoods, using credit scores to convert prepaid customers, and tracking device experience to reduce complaints. 15:51: 💼 Airtel Business reported $2.2 billion in revenue, holding a market share of 33.67% in Enterprise connectivity as of March 2023.

[@theishinghuir.shimray7657]

17:04 This is where you might be wrong, Airtel also makes money by giving internet connection and giving them the airtel ecosystem benefits - Airtel TV - Wynk Music - Ads - Airtel Xstream And it even packages it in a bundle format too Just Like Jio Airtel's only advantage is in the B2B model

[@allfreetechhub]

Jio is clearly targetting for a long term growth. As India grows, and hopefully their userbase upgrades, the brand loyality, and Jio's presence in the high income market as well, will pay a lot. Even though I have been Airtel customer for a long time, I am only still there, because JIO has no serviec in my area.

[@HarshitSinghRajput]

​@anmol3314True, They do actually Install that on just 1 or 2 complaints I did not have Jio Fiber Line in my area. So after my request, within one week, They installed jio fiber line and I became 1st customer of Jio fiber in my area

[@Maddy-ht8pg]

your comment describes why Airtel is still winning :D

[@varunshivan9569]

Same here, been calling jio for years to ask when they will start optic fiber service in my area.

[@yashwanthrao98055]

Jio for the win because empowering and educating the bottom of pyramid is precisely what we need to focus on as a nation ⚡️🙂

[@xyzak1728]

And also jio and BJP bringing free internet when Bhartiya people won't need any subscription for internet services in Bharat.

[@walnutcape2622]

Exactly

[@yashwanthrao98055]

@@xyzak1728 yes I agree only problem though for me is to revive RUPEE to its orginal stature primary goal ⚡️

[@Hindu_Tourist.]

😂😂😂🥵

[@yashwanthrao98055]

@@vedjoshi260 yes monopoly never helps I agree but the fact that they are targeting different set of classes and the present trajectory of our economy is being backed by jio to an extent where the rural sectors of India could actually have real time information in next 10 years is what’s exciting and not to mention factual information hence they can dream to climb the ladder and that set of societal mindset will ultimately lead to our goal of 10 trillion economy! So yeah monopoly is bad at the same time the pyramid needs to be inverted as well 🙂

[@utkarshgupta6672]

I don't think that will ever happen and if that happens then Jio will for sure reduce its prices to kill the competition.

[@ThinkSchool]

You are going to love this video!

[@utkarshgupta6672]

​@@ThinkSchoolCan't wait man❤

[@vjbalan4350]

Then monopoly will rule this sector

[@vaibhavawasthi2923]

As soon as jio telecom will be listed in stock markets, then the real pictures will come out.

[@krishnapratapyadav6058]

His job is just make videos

[@sajalrastogi3904]

Insightful as always.

[@__piyushyadav____]

I think bottom of pyramid should be focused otherwise india will never develop...top of pyramid can even affroad more higher prices as a jio user thanks to reliance for bringing revolution ❤

[@pritishdas1191]

Before jio, airtel looted common indian citizen in the name of Internet connection & VAS services. 1gb 2G internet costed of rupees 250 rupees by airtel.

[@Manikanta-hh7wp]

Airtel invested a lot of money in 2G,3G infrastructure.. Hence getting back that money before cheaper 4G infra goes live is their stratergy. Prices would have decreased with or without Jio's entrance in the Market. Jio didn't ivested a single rupee in 2G, 3G lines which are costly when other companies are investing.

[@pulkitdhingra8351]

​@@Manikanta-hh7wpnope, they wouldn't have reduced prices even then.

[@MoinKhan-uf4pg]

Yep they charge lot and never thought someone like Jio will change the game.

[@gypsysoul6965]

Jio is setting up 5g network from the core where as airtel is just upgrading its old network ,once the core network is setup people will see the difference

[@rizvinbk]

5g is overhyped. It cannot handle high load and volume

[@manojramesh4598]

Nobody cares 5g, if 4g is good range many are just enough

[@sam-001]

Jio will make more air fiber subscribes than airtel bcz it is expanding their 5g network in remote areas while airtel is in city. One thing to note that , new gen of villages are willing to pay for internet.

[@manojramesh4598]

@@sam-001 even though they are expanding 5g, noo one will pay for 5g instead they will use 4g, because many villages don't buy new phone so they won't go for new 5g phone as it is unaffordable, jio should hold their strategy as their 5g customer is in city not villages, and 5g bandwidth is so short range they need thousands of network poles for each taluk to cover and it's a loss

[@sam-001]

@@manojramesh4598 i am talking about Air fiber , act like WiFi. 5g made for game ,once game infrastructure will build , Jio's plan will be for 1 month ,this game platform free with this plan 😀😀😁 Yeh ho sakata hai shayad.

[@buwburbhbjeqbb6790]

Jio is building an entire ecosystem and introducing it to customers from young age at low cost. SO there is high chance that most of customers will stick with JIO if they keep quality of service. Airtel is going after rich customers and businesses. Basically it is situation like Android and Apple where Apple goes after quality at high cost and Android goes after quantity at low cost.

[@sreevathsak.j.3807]

Indian companies don't know how to build ecosystems For example let's take education can ril beat byjus vedantu unacademy etc each sector has same new rivals so more issues It is not easy

[@HarshitSinghRajput]

​@@sreevathsak.j.3807They have Found their Niche already. Biggest Example is JioTV and JioCinema

[@Maddy-ht8pg]

Perfect example ! There is a reason Apple makes more profit than all other android mobile makers combined. Quality vs Quantity is the difference.

[@HarshitSinghRajput]

@@Maddy-ht8pgNo Its Simpler Than That Cause Apple is Monopoly. All of the Android Combined makes more than Apple

[@Satishjaiswar99]

Wow such a tremendous amount of knowledge you have provided, i really thank you. And keep it up 🎉

[@typingsquirrel27]

Very impressed with Quality of both the Research, and Video-Production !! Awesome.

[@anoopr3931]

I have used both Jio and Airtel. Before Jio, I was an Airtel user I needed to pay a higher price for an average-speed connection but Jio changed that with affordable plans in the market and with decent speed and a lot of other services with Jio Cinema etc. Waiting for their 5g plans and I think it would be affordable like their 4g plans.

[@Sushil-K.]

JIO is taking care of the base of the pyramid. when base is getting stronger things will change too in JIO's favour & in future, time will tell.

[@techyashis]

Quality of Jio is very poor

[@chiranjibisahoo5408]

​@@vedjoshi260for that jio has air fibre..Far better coverage speed than airtel

[@vedjoshi260]

@@chiranjibisahoo5408 Air fiber isn't some patented technology even Airtel has same, now it will all come down to speed vs price index. The one with better will gain the advantage

[@chiranjibisahoo5408]

@@vedjoshi260 airtel has same?Lol whats the need of air fibre in delhi ,mumbai??they have 100s of ISPs...Does airtel has 5g in village??But jio has.

[@vedjoshi260]

@@chiranjibisahoo5408 aree baba but airtel business plan isn't for villages its for urban riches, jio is going to villages. Besides air fibre is high speed wireless internet and the tech will be very costly and hence it is in itself for the rich. In villages mostly 3G-4G data lines will be used not 5G

[@gogetamui9900]

Really thanks for the case study. Before this I used to think that Airtel is loosing the market, but this study clearly shows that Airtel is going the Zerodha way to choose quality of customer over quantity, just like Apple.

[@digvijaysingh026]

Frankly speaking airtel charges higher amt

[@gogetamui9900]

@@digvijaysingh026 so does Apple, but profitability is essential for running a business.

[@mishrajii239]

I am sure, a common man will never be able to afford Airtel pack prices..they are only for rich

[@shrid.r.boutiquedivinediva4733]

Giants are targeting bottom or top of pyramid what about middle segment n what are the disruptive game changer strategies here Thanks 🙏🕉🌻

[@SV-wu2my]

​@digvijaysingh026 JIO socks your money from market and gives freebies and incur losses. Airtel charges you more, gives better quality and earn profit. Decide you want Kejriwal or Yogi.

[@nxjais318]

i was a jio user since jio launched , my number started with 8638 still using the same number , but its been one year i have ported to airtel , too good network airtel ka , matlab me bhot jaga pe jata hu northeast pe jyadatar jaga pr airtel ka net bhot better hai jio se

[@rajm8132]

you editing has improved a lot

[@manjunathak7704]

I am digital only from 3 years. I just loved Airtel Xstream fibre the speed the customer support and the updates during outages. I dont stay in India anymore but I miss my Airtel connections, now I am paying 3 times more than what I was paying for Airtel here. But I hated their Airtel Pay or whatever it was. I was Postpaid where data was carried over and I was having high speed fibre. I never bothered even to get free peanuts of Jio in their trail run for a year.

[@beastar1605]

Only reason I bought airtel Sim was because jio did not had network coverage at my work place. Just my observation, airtel actually has better connectivity inside huge, complex buildings and in crowd gatherings than jio

[@balamundru5283]

Jio network gets down more frequently tier3 and rural areas

[@sam-001]

In my area vi is best but for other people vi is bakwas Its depends upon area ,even in remote hilly area vi's calling is good Bcz it has 2g infrastructure also.

[@hriatzami452]

Same

[@JASIRSABRI]

Jio is now aggressively looking at enterprise customers through its Private 5G offerings as well. It's very interesting as a businessman how these companies are startegically operating to target the complex consumer base in India.

[@Anubhav_Srivastavaa]

As a Jio consumer, I think that the upgrading in 5G to 6G the speed, the compatability, Coverage nd so on... Jio is only one that left in telecom sector in next couple of years... Coz Jio have mastermind strategy to have their monopoly and vanish other telecom companies in market..... Hope so this couldn't happen bcoz there are lots of disadvantages also. ... Lets see wht happened nxt...

[@vipuldudam1824]

Becoz of this legend man its still growing Sunil Bharti Mittal He is the backbone of airtel company WHO DECIDES WHAT TO DO ? WHAT NOT TO DO ? At a "RIGHT TIME'.

[@chrgbhtt]

I accidentally came across this channel and found it has great content!! Superb work 👏

[@KnightWithAnAssaultRifle]

Happy that there is competition, but would definitely tell my kids how jio changed my life with the 4g revolution in India

[@prankz82]

One word.. Brilliant analysis 💯 Being a customer of both networks, I can clearly say that Airtel means Quality. Jio means expansion. With Jio in fray, Airtel had to reduce costs for a while. This is why they deliberately lost bottom customers. Now they can increase costs while providing quality experience, until Jio starts to get into their territory too

[@pranshu2op]

Airtel has degraded their speed and network in my area, it's unreliable. I will shift to different network next year.

[@AbhayShingi51]

Shift to vodafone

[@pranshu2op]

@@AbhayShingi51 will switch to jio 5g next year as 5g is all i need

[@pranshu2op]

@@Panther581 fr

[@hidum5779]

@@AbhayShingi51 tomorrow my airtel sim will be gone and vodafone will start.

[@videosextra9434]

Thank you very nice presentation got very good clarity 🎉❤

[@beingathiest1790]

I didn't know how deeply you went, & the diverse content I'm just loving it

[@sanjayarul2488]

Jio has the advantage of 700mhz band 28 network in 5g. Its ahead of the competition.

[@SUBHASHSHARMAFCA]

Definitely a Salute to Mr. Mittal , he survived his Airtel in such a tough situation not only surviving

[@rahulgupta373]

Before jio I remember i used to pay ₹200-300 just for only 1-2 gb of data for the whole month. And this used to frustrate me very very much. And I always used to hate those companies, especially “Airtel”. And then Jio game and I cannot say how much it helped. It not just reduced the cost of recharge. It simply changes the life of millions of students, small businesses, services and many more, and made internet accessible to everyone. If jio wouldn’t have came, then these companies would have still sucking the blood of normal customers. I don’t know why few people hate jio?

[@chetanpujara]

You're an awesome presenter, thanks for the video.

[@MenezesLouis]

Well researched video.. thanks for sharing❤

[@Edwinsk43453]

Real backbone of India's digitalization is Jio

[@Tejesh212]

The presentation is amazing looks like you took from Johnny Harris

[@sridhara7932]

I have been with Airtel for over 15+ years ..these guys know a thing or two about doing business...used to pay high ! Blackberry days 😮😮😮😮😅

[@DeepSingh-uz2ne]

15:50 Airtel Provides Internet Connectivity to Jio headquarters at Ghansoli. My uncle used to work at Airtel as a Service Engineer he used to visit at Jio headquarters for Services because Airtel have best quality material for Network Hardware

[@payalredhu5361]

Nice.. great video .. keep posting

[@virajsawantpatil5144]

We want government companies like ( B S N L ) or similar govt companies to do the same work 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Instead of private huge neverending MONOPOLY In this way anyone will not rule on us by our money spent on their services

[@ananthkumar.g.6401]

No bsnl must be sold. We are paying tax to govt and to avail internet also we need to pay to govt (bsnl)?

[@viveksorathiya2057]

​@@ananthkumar.g.6401BSNL is valuable asset to the government and us BSNL operates in Villages remote regions where other company don't want to invest And BSNL also provide communication for Indian Armed forces in border regions selling bsnl would Risk security of india

[@virajsawantpatil5144]

@@ananthkumar.g.6401 I think it will be affordable scale is big IN (B S N L) And prices will be high in fulfilling others personal goals to rule on us

[@digvijaysingh026]

CHAL bee communidt k 14

[@virajsawantpatil5144]

@@digvijaysingh026 East India company?

[@AnOrangeOrange1000]

The day, Airtel badmouthed Hindu Festivals, I ported all my 8 Airtel Sim Cards to Jio Network & made sure, that they know the reason why I did so. They apologised & kept begging to stay back. But, that was a Final Goodbye to them.

[@Amoghavarsha.]

Good job bro ,,, this how we should teach lesson to people who attack on our cultural identities.

[@anantjain8910]

This guys give everything we need to know about a business in just 10-15 mins ... ❤❤❤

[@183_zeelpatel8]

Great information Thank you 🙏😊

[@vikramnarasimha2203]

What a beautiful video man, no words. Thank youu!!

[@parthgoel6151]

Airtel postpaid is 1.5x prices compare to jio. But Airtel Service is better.

[@ayushdongre7886]

can you please make a video on *shivkar bapuji talpade* a Bhartiya who made an aircraft in 1895. No one in central media know about him even got to know about him in recent days Like the comment if you to want to unfold the life of such a great personality

[@Ayushdongre22]

😇

[@vaibhavdongre4425]

@@Ayushdongre22 let the world know great people like him existed in our country

[@thinkbeyond1155]

👍

[@dibyasambidhansahoo9887]

Been with Airtel since 2015 👌 ,tried jio for few years in between that ,but the speed , smoothness in call is better with Airtel always,and it has gotten better with time. One more thing is sometimes I've noticed if i complain to Airtel about slow network speed in a area ,it has been resolved within a week . So u pay a lil extra but u get seamless service,that's way better

[@banditonehundred]

Yes, I’ve been with Airtel since 2011. Some hiccups, but largely they are reliable. Jio is doing fine, and certainly helping the poor

[@milan_maji]

In my case it opposite

[@user-fp7ug6ye9f]

It's different for me. I don't care about the pricing strategy of Airtel. I was an Airtel user back in 2018. Seemless speed and powerfully connectivity, but one fine day all of sudden my data speed went from 17mbps to 0.02mbps. Even 144p streaming had a lot of buffers. Complained to Airtel, they were very much interested in clearing my queries for 1st one week. They promised me that the speed will be fixed within 24hrs, I trusted them since I live in a tier 1 city and a lot of people around my area faced the same issue. Another one week, zero improvement, I had to file a complaint again. It all went for about 8 months, I can't digest the fact that this the very company that's ruling the telecomm services. I ditched Airtel for Jio, still a Jio user. Never going back again! (Internet speed issues was fixed in Airtel 1.2 years later)

[@Blkhwk_]

I am using airtel since 2007 and found that JIO has better internet reception in most of area compared to airtel. 5G network of JIO is more spread that airtel.

[@dibyasambidhansahoo9887]

@@Blkhwk_ i can't talk about 5g ,I'm still using my poco X2 4g ,and in my experience Airtel has better connectivity and speed

[@GENUINELYFAKE-123]

I ported 4 jio numbers to airtel. The network issue with jio was never addressed by them despite making multiple complaints.

[@Nilotpal_Das]

Got to give it to you… excellent research…!

[@renganathan5530]

After jio entry, market dynamics changed on smart phone usage and data plans. Thanks for fierce pricing plans. Now call charges literally nil with no roaming limitations. Wider customer base and expansion of digital india is way ahead. Airtel always stand ahead to lead the way,being a market leader.

[@shashidharramachandrarao2275]

Reliance Jio and Nvidia are partnering together to build AI infrastructure for India. Probably, this video was made before the announcement. It will be interesting to know how this - new development - will impact the airtel vs Jio equation?

[@sachinsatheesan]

Since Airtel meets our needs and we don't care about anything else, my family and I are platinum members. After Jio 4G launched, some of my pals shifted to Jio, but they are now back on Airtel Echosystem.😆😆

[@milliondreamsproductions]

Same! We never shifted to jio even after it's free offers.

[@SaifKhanisaiff]

Same. Jio is cheap because the service is shit. I was getting less than 100kbps on Jio in Bangalore in 2020 and they told me the signal is good in the area. I switched to airtel, got above 50 Mbps in the same location and never looked back.

[@khushivishwakarma4308]

This was such an insightful case study… I have been working in the telecom sector since 2+ years but never got such a deep understanding about these major players … kudos to Thinkschool …very well researched content 🙌

[@ipikluninja91]

As an Airtel customer. The zero unfulfilled complaints is bullshit. I have so many complaining that I had, they just drop the complaint without any explanation of what they did and if it has been resolved or not.

[@armstrong2450]

mad respect for Bharti Mittal

[@pulchritudinous_moon]

Actually the reason behind airtel success is that short hair girl in ads.

[@itsSujeetMahto]

Agreed! She has convinced me to port my sim

[@vishwajit9290]

​@@itsSujeetMahtome too😂

[@p.t.saravanansaravanan9974]

Her name is Sasha chetri

[@amartya_debnath]

I am student and have a jio sim and I belongs to the "free consumer" category . In future when my purchase power increases , will I move to Airtel ? No ! For broadband , ott , postpaid , 5g etc I'll be with jio , because I am familiar with their services.

[@destroyer-je4vg]

What is free consumer category

[@amartya_debnath]

2nd from the bottom catagory shown in this video

[@destroyer-je4vg]

@@amartya_debnath I seen the video now I know

[@nitin2696]

I had portded my jio prepaid to airtle postpaid few months back because on a particular location I was frequently there was no jio network.. Found it very difficult to stream videos on airtel while traveling. Now I am switching back to Jio in a couple of days as my office location has changed to save cost and get better speed

[@justtrend9143]

Useful insights ❤

[@i_love_god10]

Nice content as usual, however, I have a SUGGESTION- Whenever you use any numbers, please use them in the Indian metrics. Your content and most of the audiences are Indians so the number formats ideally should be the one used in India so one can easily relate without much thinking. In this video, for eg, instead of saying 75 millions or 350 millions population, it would have been great if the numbers are mentioned as 7.5 crores, or 35 crores.

[@t_gr4809]

It's gonna create more problems for people who want to learn for their job opportunities where global metrics are used... Not laks and crores.. It really messes with your calculations

[@i_love_god10]

@@t_gr4809 There is nothing like that. Forget about metrics, large number of people (even top corporates, politicians etc) from countries like Germany, France, Japan, China, Italy can't even write or speak in English and still they are economically successful. Copying western terms doesn't mean you get opportunities otherwise non-English speaking nations wouldn't have been so successful. Indians have to come out of the mindset that copying western culture, terminologies are required to grab opportunities or become successful.

[@t_gr4809]

@@i_love_god10 it's not language.. It's units *10^3 is much easier... As you mentioned... The above countries also use *10^3 denominatons... It's not abt language..Americans use a different measurement system.. I'm not comfortable with that too...not everything is abt colonial system..It's basic math making things complex.. Why would you want to make things complex?

[@i_love_god10]

@@t_gr4809 I think you missed the point. It's not about the language only. The example I used is to show that to grab opportunities or to become successful, one doesn't need to drop off their local way, and adopt western system. The countries above have shown that with their example by dropping off English, doing business and all other communicating in their local system. If they can do that without English, metric system is such a small thing to overcome for Indians. The point is- we should be using systems which we are used to and more familiarized with. Indians doesn't need to adopt to western Metric system to grab opportunities or to become successful as you have mentioned in your response earlier. For metric units- there is nothing called easier or harder/complex denominations. It's all about habit and what you are accustomed to. Majority of Indians are used to lakhs, and crores, so it's pretty obvious that one should use it the video specially when the video is addressed by the Indian and for the Indians. Using words like millions or billions in Indian context make it complex. Have you heard any American using words like lakhs, crores, or degree Celsius in any of their video giving details about America, mainly to American guys?

[@gauravbathija6783]

Gotta respect Mota bhai for bringing the digital revolution to India. Hopefully Jio and Airtel keep fighting each other for market share and keep innovating win the war. The consumer will win that way.

[@manishpandey6287]

Data accumulation was a master stroke from tele companies but it happened after Jio’s arrival but they couldn’t leverage it effectively, they lost the momentum

[@akashmondal299]

As I worked with both of the company's network architectures. I noticed a drastic difference between the two telecom companies' equipment and topologies. Although Jio's strategy is like slow addiction, it's all about long-term games. 1st of all, customers should not be categorized. Because, in the long run, a family's income of the lower class family will always increases so it's just a matter of upgradation of changing a keypad phone to a touch phone, and then revenue will be reversed. Tata Docomo business is mostly transformed into Tata Fiber B2C and B2B business so Airtel will face tough competition in the long run with it and that's why Jio changed the target audience to increase its roots.

[@ArpitJain-nk9io]

amazing case study. one of the best analysis.

[@kartikeyaSingh-v9w]

Apart from such beautiful analysis I want both company to survive healthy wherein Airtel target prime and Jio target bottom prime The country' destiny is written when all members progress and thanks to #JIO which apart from business is investing in Social Up-liftment of Down section of society sometimes business do need Social respect.

[@MithileshMundada]

I was a Jio user myself.. But Airtel is really far ahead in terms of quality.. I now have 2 Airtel sims and 3 fiber connections as Jio team is too busy to lay the fiber at least in my area and I'm not interested in mediocre service..

[@harshitkumar459]

I use jio sim and Airtel fiber 😂 because I majorly use fiber so I didn't wanted any interruptions in that so got the Airtel also jio fiber wasn't available in my area that was major factor too and as I just use sim card only when I travel so I don't really need good network etc so jio cheaper plans works really fine and sometimes even better than Airtel

[@vigneshprabakaran9590]

First of all i would to say this is hell lot of info in single video. Thanks a lot guys

[@anuragpatel5816]

What a wonderful analysis🔥

[@humanbeing7729]

Airtel is really performing very well in Sri Lanka too

[@aritgyan]

Thank you Ambani ji and jio to make internet affordable ❤

[@GurwinderSingh-xf4zy]

It's true I am also planning to port in Airtel Because bad range of jio in my home less internet speed sometimes no internet in tier 2 city

[@kanavkatoch6446]

You Surely should. Airtel has best network connectivity and jio isn't even near.

[@perceiveacademy7140]

Glad that you changed BGM

[@bencys2904]

There was TWO LANDMARK REVOLUTION IN TELECOM SECTOR IN INDIA TATA... revolutionised by introducing per paise calling FIRST then Later on, JIO revolutionised by giving AFFORDABLE DATA

[@mkchats7767]

In addition to what you said, the JIO may be providing huge employment to the Indian people. JIO has targeted both the profits and in parallel economical growth of India by providing and creating huge employment for all the classes of the society when compared to Airtel.

[@52incredible]

fun fact: Airtel didn't survive the Jio wave on its own, jio just allowed Airtel to survive.

[@vinaykk99]

How exactly..?

[@RSxRS3]

How ??

[@factunplugged]

because jio have deep pockets they can simply come one day and say from tomorrow we are launching a recharge of .....let say 110 per month for unlimited calls and unlimited data....and keep it up for 2-3 years and reliance have enough funds to support that............most of the broadband companies and telecom companies will vanish...........but I hope that will never happen because govt will never allow such tactics.......

[@vinaykk99]

@@factunplugged That's true that they have deep pockets. But do you know how many businesses and subsidiaries they own. I think that they are going to become like tata. But this guy's statement that "jio allowed airtel" I mean ambanis are businessmen not a bully.

[@factunplugged]

@@vinaykk99 yes in this prospect you are correct

[@playhard719]

I used Airtel for over 10 years and I decided to change to JIO in 2019, I taught I made that decision, but now I know that Airtel made it for me

[@yogisaw2172]

What an analysis. I immediately subscribed after watching your 3 videos. ,👍 to your. research team.