Order Free Airtel 4G Sim with Free Delivery directly to your Home!

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Airtel 4G is one of the best competitor of Jio 4G in terms of speed, of course. And, like Jio 4G, Airtel has also started delivery of free Airtel 4G SIM directly to one’s home without any additional costs. You just need to submit your required information online and done, they will deliver your 4G sim to your home. The delivery of Airtel SIM available in almost all the cities. So, don’t wait! Order your Airtel 4G sim now for your 4G handset!

How to order your Airtel 4G Sim?

Just follow the easy steps below and own a Airtel 4G SIM without much efforts.

  • Visit Airtel Website to request a new 4G SIM.
  • Enter your name, mobile number, and address in that page.
  • Click on “Send Me a 4G SIM” button and you’re done.
  • You’ll be contacted by Airtel related to your SIM request.

What are the benefits of having a Airtel 4G SIM?

  • You’ll get much better internet speed at the same price of 3G plans.
  • You’ll get fast internet speed while streaming videos, playing games, etc.
  • Airtel has started offering lucrative deals for 4G Airtel users
  • You would be able to Video Call over 4G Network ( VoLTE ) with less disturbances in quality.

Besides of these advantages,  there are actually no disadvantages of Ordering a new 4G Airtel SIM or upgrading your already existing Airtel SIM to 4G Network.

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