There is good news for Jio users. Reliance Jio has announced the launch of 5G service in India. The company is starting the beta trial of Jio's True-5G service from tomorrow i.e. Dussehra. This service will be started in four cities of the country, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Varanasi. Right now this service is on invitation, that is, some selected users from the existing Jio users will be sent an invite to use this service. 

Users will also get a welcome-offer with this, under which users will get speeds of up to 1Gbps and unlimited 5G data. Invited users will experience the Jio True 5G service and based on their experiences, the company will launch a comprehensive 5G service.

"We care" means we care for you, Jio's True 5G is built on this basic mantra. Under this, with Jio 5G, the company will majorly focus in areas like education, healthcare, agriculture, skill development, small, medium and large enterprises, IoT, smart home and gaming. 

The Jio True 5G welcome offer is being launched by invitation for Jio users in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Varanasi.

These customers will get unlimited 5G data with speed up to 1 Gbps+.

As cities become ready, beta testing service rollouts for other cities will be announced.

Users will be able to take advantage of this beta test until the network coverage of the city is sufficiently strong.

Invited 'Jio Welcome Offer' users will not have to change their existing Jio SIM. Jio True 5G service will be automatically upgraded when the users mobile is 5G.

This is a stand-alone network i.e. Jio 5G will not require 4G network. Jio's True 5G will get the direct benefit of this. In Jio 5G, users will get great features like low latency, massive machine-to-machine communication, 5G voice, edge computing and network slicing. 

Jio 5G also supports advanced technology called carrier aggregation. This creates a robust "data highway" of varying frequencies of 5G, a great package of coverage, capacity, quality and data savings for users. With the help of this, network connectivity would also be better and data is also less used.