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Airtel's new UNLIMINET 500,1,000 and 2,000 now with more data.

Airtel new Unliminet bundles
Airtel, Kenya's second largest telecommunications provider is currently the most affordable network apart from faiba mobile.
And in order to set the record straight, it has revamped their monthly unliminet plans to include more data, making it highly affordable and unrivalled.
The monthly unliminet 500 now gives you 2.5 GB up from 500 MB, an increase of almost 400%.
The unliminet 1,000 now offers 8 GB up from 7GB while the 2,000 one now has 20 GB up from 15 GB.
Apart from data, unliminet plans also offer on net and off net minutes plus free SMS across all local networks, available under daily, weekly or monthly subscriptions.
Airtel Unliminet New plans.
Daily unliminet.
Price(Ksh.)Data.     On net.  Off net      SMS
  • 20.             10MB          4.             4.              20
  • 50.             50MB          10.           10.           100
  • 100.          150MB.        60(all networks)   500
Weekly unliminet
Price(Ksh.)    Data. On net. Off net SMS
  • 50.            50MB        5.            5.             50
  • 250.          350MB     50.          50.           500
  • 300.         1.5 GB.      100.(all net)          1,000
  • 500.         750MB.     150.        150.         250
Monthly unliminet.
Price.(Ksh)   Data.    On net.  Off net.   SMS
  • 399.           1GB.        100/day. 100/day.   -
  • 500.           2.5GB      150.(all net).          1,000
  • 1,000.        8 GB.       400.(all net).          2,000
  • 2,000         20 GB.     1,200.(all net).       10,000
All the Unliminet Plans come with free WhatsApp, Twitter and Facebook up to 100 MB daily reset at midnight.
How to subscribe to the new Airtel unliminet bundles.
  • On your airtel line,diall *544#.
  • Select option 3.
  • Choose your preferred bundle.
Alternatively:
  • Diall *100#,
  • Select buy bundles and services, 
  • then choose option 3.
Of all the three telcos, Airtel also has the best free WhatsApp, which doesn't use your purchased data when you subscribe to Amazing bundles.
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