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It seems very reasonable to me. I have a 150Mbit connection with a 1TB cap, but I can hardly touch 400GB at worst. I have a 4k TV that is definitely streaming 4

It seems very reasonable to me. I have a 150Mbit connection with a 1TB cap, but I can hardly touch 400GB at worst. I have a 4k TV that is definitely streaming 4k/1080 content for 4-5 hours daily, our work laptops are always on, connected to VPN and almost always running a couple of RDPs. Phones are connected and syncing all pics and videos over to onedrive. I'm out of ideas to increase my usage. The only way I can think of that would saturate a 1Gbit connection is if you are hosting websites and services from your home, which is definitely not the purpose for the Jio home connection.

2Gkashmiri 6y ago
No. I am paying for a 100 Mbps as well as a 300 Mbps connection and my usage is around 800-1.5 depending on the number of users at home. my argument is, why put the limitation? why do they decide what purpose of a home connection is? BTW, i am running one home as well as an enterprise connection with jio but enterprise connection has more cost, less speed and less data. that makes no sense other than they are forcing me to pay more for same stuff. besides, as a home user, if i am paying maximum "THEY" are offering, why the limitation? as world has already come to realize, data caps are total bs so why enforce them even on their highest plan?
Red_Leaves_Flyy 6y ago
You're probably streaming a majority 1080 content. 5 hours × 7GB/HR @ 4k × 30 days/mo is 1050GB. Get an xbox one with a 500gb get and actively play the new cod, pubg, fortnite, destiny 2, forza horizons 4, forza motorsport 7, halo mcc, and due to the drive limits you can blow past your cap in one rotation, per month. Add in pc gaming and a switch, and a ps5 to play with your friends on different platforms and boom 2-10tb/mo easy. I regularly blow past 1TB without even thinking about it. 10TB/mo will probably be a good new limit until 8K tvs breach the $1k mark.
- 2Gkashmiri 6y ago
  my question exactly. jio in india as i linked has their highest plan with a data cap of 6.6tb at 1 gbps. lowest is 3.3tb and highest has 6.6tb. thats it?

2Gkashmiri 6y ago

No. I am paying for a 100 Mbps as well as a 300 Mbps connection and my usage is around 800-1.5 depending on the number of users at home. my argument is, why put the limitation? why do they decide what purpose of a home connection is? BTW, i am running one home as well as an enterprise connection with jio but enterprise connection has more cost, less speed and less data. that makes no sense other than they are forcing me to pay more for same stuff. besides, as a home user, if i am paying maximum "THEY" are offering, why the limitation? as world has already come to realize, data caps are total bs so why enforce them even on their highest plan?

Red_Leaves_Flyy 6y ago

You're probably streaming a majority 1080 content. 5 hours × 7GB/HR @ 4k × 30 days/mo is 1050GB. Get an xbox one with a 500gb get and actively play the new cod, pubg, fortnite, destiny 2, forza horizons 4, forza motorsport 7, halo mcc, and due to the drive limits you can blow past your cap in one rotation, per month. Add in pc gaming and a switch, and a ps5 to play with your friends on different platforms and boom 2-10tb/mo easy. I regularly blow past 1TB without even thinking about it. 10TB/mo will probably be a good new limit until 8K tvs breach the $1k mark.

2Gkashmiri 6y ago
my question exactly. jio in india as i linked has their highest plan with a data cap of 6.6tb at 1 gbps. lowest is 3.3tb and highest has 6.6tb. thats it?