Vodafone SuperNet 4G Now in Madurai and Tuticorin

[Dipika Menon]

India’s second largest telecom network operator Vodafone India has launched SuperNet 4G services in Madurai and Tuticorin. As per the company, 4G services are rolled out on 2100MHz band. With this the Vodafone India subscribers can enjoy high-speed mobile data on a wide range of devices including dongle, Mi-Fi, and 4G enabled smartphones.

Vodafone SuperNet 4G in Tamil Nadu:

Recently, Vodafone India has launched SuperNet 4G services in Coimbatore and Tirupur. Continuing its 4G expansion, Vodafone claims to extend the services to other major towns and cities in Tamil Nadu by the end of March 2017. The subscribers can now enjoy HD video streaming, video calls without any buffering.

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Addressing the launch of SuperNet 4G services, Mr. S. Murali, Business Head – Tamil Nadu, Vodafone India, said: “As a steadfast partner to Digital India, we are delighted to launch Vodafone SuperNet 4G in Madurai and Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu. 4G has the potential to revolutionize the mobile experience through powerful innovation that impacts how we work and live. Vodafone’s global expertise and experience of launching 4G across 20 countries gives us a better understanding of this technology and the needs of the 4G customer.”

Vodafone SuperNet 4G Offers:

Celebrating the launch of Vodafone SuperNet 4G, the company has offered free 2GB of 4G data with every 4G SIM upgrade. Prepaid subscribers can visit the nearest Vodafone store and upgrade their existing 2G and 3G SIMs. For postpaid users, the company has offered doorstep delivery of the SIMs. If you are not sure whether the SIM or handset is 4G compatible then just send an SMS <4GCHECK> to 199.

Vodafone India has offered affordable SuperHour data packs ranging from ₹18 per hour. Similarly, the data savvy customers can enjoy 22GB of 4G data at just ₹999. The telecom company wants to grab maximum benefit from the 4G craze. Thus, the company is extending SuperNet 4G services in all its circles across the country.