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NEW DELHI: JioPhone Next<\/a> users’ average monthly spend increased by Rs 160 on average with the new affordable 4G smartphone developed by Jio and internet major Google<\/a>, which could potentially lead to improvements in the telco’s average revenue per user (ARPU), revealed a survey conducted by Swiss brokerage firm UBS.

“While this includes the EMI for the device (we believe), the increase in ARPU (assuming 2G to 4G migration) is likely to be in the range of Rs60-100 in our view. This increased spend could potentially lead to ARPU improvements for Jio, even without further tariff hikes,” according to the findings by ‘UBS Evidence Lab Pulse’ survey.

As of September end, Jio's ARPU was Rs 143.6, while Airtel and Vi clocked in ARPU of Rs 153 and Rs 109 respectively.

The device went on sale on Diwali last year with an upfront payment of Rs 1,999 and the rest to be paid via easy monthly installments over 18 or 24 months.

It offers some segment-first features such as an optimized version of Android, called the ‘Pragati OS’, content translation read-back in 10 Indian languages, a Translate Now feature, Read Aloud, in-built camera optimizations, Google Voice assistant support, amongst others.

As per the findings, 54% of the respondents purchased the
JioPhone<\/a> Next at an upfront price of Rs 6,499 without any financing while 30% bought the device with the 18-months installment option (upfront Rs 1,999).

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“This indicates a preference to pay upfront or minimize the number of instalments (there were very low takers for the 24-month option). In our view, this will reduce time users are locked with the operator but also implies the product will likely only be able to convert the high-end segment within the current 2G users in India,” it noted.

66% of respondents in India are likely to switch to the JioPhone Next in the next three months while 33% of the respondents have already purchased the device, the findings showed.

Interest levels are almost similar across customers of all telcos, it noted. Interest is however among feature phone users\/basic phone users, addressing Jio’s objective to accelerate migration of 2G subscribers to 4G, it observed.

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ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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JioPhone下用户每月花160卢比,提高ARPU:瑞银的调查

“虽然这包括设备的EMI(我们认为),提高ARPU(假设2 g 4 g迁移)可能是在上月的范围- 100在我们看来。这花可能会导致增加ARPU Jio改进,即使没有进一步的关税上涨,”瑞银实验室脉冲证据的调查的结果。

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新德里消息:JioPhone下用户平均每月平均花费增加了Rs 160新负担得起的4 g Jio开发的智能手机和互联网专业谷歌,这可能导致改进电信的每用户平均收入(ARPU),揭示了瑞士的瑞银(UBS)经纪公司进行的一项调查。

“虽然这包括设备的EMI(我们认为),提高ARPU(假设2 g 4 g迁移)可能是在上月的范围- 100在我们看来。这花可能会导致增加ARPU Jio改进,即使没有进一步的关税上涨,”瑞银实验室脉冲证据的调查的结果。

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截至9月份,Jio ARPU Rs 143.6,而Airtel和Vi定时ARPU Rs分别为153和109卢比。

设备在排灯节去年发售前期支付的Rs 1999,其余的通过简单的每月分期付款支付18岁以上或24个月。

它提供了一些segment-first特性如优化版本的Android系统,称为“Pragati OS”,翻译内容重复复诵10印度语言,现在翻译功能,大声朗读,内置相机优化,谷歌语音助理的支持,在别人。

根据调查结果,54%的受访者购买JioPhone接下来在预付一笔6499卢比的价格没有任何融资而30%买了18个月的设备安装选项(前期Rs 1999)。

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“这表明偏好支付前期或减少分期付款的数量为24个月(有非常低的接受者选项)。在我们看来,这将减少时间用户与运营商锁但也意味着产品可能只能够在当前2 g转换高端用户在印度,”它说。

66%的受访者在印度可能会切换到JioPhone在未来三个月,33%的受访者已经购买了设备,研究结果显示。

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兴趣水平几乎相似的在客户的电信公司,它指出。然而兴趣是在功能手机用户/基本的手机用户,解决Jio的目标加速2 g用户迁移到4 g,它观察到。


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NEW DELHI: JioPhone Next<\/a> users’ average monthly spend increased by Rs 160 on average with the new affordable 4G smartphone developed by Jio and internet major Google<\/a>, which could potentially lead to improvements in the telco’s average revenue per user (ARPU), revealed a survey conducted by Swiss brokerage firm UBS.

“While this includes the EMI for the device (we believe), the increase in ARPU (assuming 2G to 4G migration) is likely to be in the range of Rs60-100 in our view. This increased spend could potentially lead to ARPU improvements for Jio, even without further tariff hikes,” according to the findings by ‘UBS Evidence Lab Pulse’ survey.

As of September end, Jio's ARPU was Rs 143.6, while Airtel and Vi clocked in ARPU of Rs 153 and Rs 109 respectively.

The device went on sale on Diwali last year with an upfront payment of Rs 1,999 and the rest to be paid via easy monthly installments over 18 or 24 months.

It offers some segment-first features such as an optimized version of Android, called the ‘Pragati OS’, content translation read-back in 10 Indian languages, a Translate Now feature, Read Aloud, in-built camera optimizations, Google Voice assistant support, amongst others.

As per the findings, 54% of the respondents purchased the
JioPhone<\/a> Next at an upfront price of Rs 6,499 without any financing while 30% bought the device with the 18-months installment option (upfront Rs 1,999).

Read also<\/h4>
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JioPhone Next now available for purchase via Reliance Digital website<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Google keen on more Jio-like partnerships in India, says India engineering lead for Android<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“This indicates a preference to pay upfront or minimize the number of instalments (there were very low takers for the 24-month option). In our view, this will reduce time users are locked with the operator but also implies the product will likely only be able to convert the high-end segment within the current 2G users in India,” it noted.

66% of respondents in India are likely to switch to the JioPhone Next in the next three months while 33% of the respondents have already purchased the device, the findings showed.

Interest levels are almost similar across customers of all telcos, it noted. Interest is however among feature phone users\/basic phone users, addressing Jio’s objective to accelerate migration of 2G subscribers to 4G, it observed.

<\/span>
ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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