This archive review says Airtel’s revamped Amazing Data Bundles were designed to help customers stretch their data while adding free WhatsApp on selected plans. The writer said the offer stood out because WhatsApp traffic was not charged against the bundle.
The package covered daily, weekly and monthly options. Daily prices listed in the source ranged from Ksh 10 for 40MB to Ksh 99 for 2GB, with other tiers at Ksh 20 for 100MB and Ksh 50 for 400MB. Weekly bundles were priced at Ksh 50 for 200MB, Ksh 100 for 500MB, Ksh 250 for 2GB and Ksh 500 for 6GB. Monthly plans ran from Ksh 300 for 1.5GB up to Ksh 3,000 for 40GB.
How the review was done ¶
The writer said they subscribed to the daily 2GB bundle at Ksh 99 and used it on a Tuesday evening commute. The test involved downloading new apps, updating pre-installed software and installing security updates. By the end of the setup, the phone was described as secure and updated.
The bundle was also used for YouTube viewing during commutes. The source says the writer watched saved videos from tech, lifestyle and vlog channels without interruption, using the connection while travelling to and from the office.
Social media and offline viewing ¶
The article says the plan handled routine social media use as well. The writer described time spent on Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp groups and Telegram while away from Wi-Fi, saying the free WhatsApp feature helped keep chats going without eating into the data balance.
It also says the bundle was useful on a weekend trip upcountry. The writer downloaded shows for relatives, including nephews and nieces, and loaded cartoons such as Tom and Jerry, Kids Next Door and Spongebob, along with the Baby Shark song. The piece says this made the plan useful for travel and slow Wi-Fi situations.
For customers who wanted to subscribe, the article directed Airtel users to dial 544# from their line. The source framed the bundles as a fit for daily, weekly and monthly needs rather than a single-use offer.
https://techweez.com/2018/11/01/mtn-business-software-defined-network/
Source note ¶
The source material does not explain why the year 2000 is relevant to the Airtel bundle review, so that year could not be placed in a factual context without inventing details.
