Jazz Data SIM bundles are the monthly internet plans for a Jazz data-only SIM, the kind that goes in a pocket WiFi device, a Wingle, or a 4G router at home. They run from 15 GB at Rs. 900 to 180 GB at Rs. 3,000 a month, with longer 3 month and 6 month options as well. You subscribe by dialling a code on the Data SIM, and every bundle is once-off, so nothing renews on its own.
A Data SIM is not a phone SIM. It carries data only, with no calls or SMS, and it is meant for a device that shares internet over WiFi with your phone, laptop or TV. If your home has no broadband, a Data SIM in a small 4G device is often cheaper than a phone bundle of the same size. The figures here come from Jazz’s own Data SIM page, jazz.com.pk/data-sim, as read on 29 September 2026 and re-checked on 6 November 2026.
All Jazz Data SIM monthly bundles
The table below has every monthly bundle in one place. The price column is the recharge you need on the Data SIM. Half of the data on the three bigger bundles sits in a 1 am to 1 pm window, so read the split before you pick one. All are valid for 30 days and do not renew on their own.
| Bundle | Recharge | Data | Code |
| Monthly Mega Plus | Rs. 900 | 15 GB, all usable any time | *117*30# |
| Monthly Regular | Rs. 2,500 | 60 GB, with 30 GB from 1 am to 1 pm | *117*73# |
| Monthly Mega | Rs. 2,600 | 110 GB, with 50 GB from 1 am to 1 pm | *117*36# |
| Monthly Heavy | Rs. 3,000 | 180 GB, with 75 GB from 1 am to 1 pm | *117*74# |
| 3 months | Rs. 6,500 | 65 GB | *117*15# |
| 6 months | Rs. 14,000 | 100 GB a month | *117*16# |
Mega is the value pick. For only Rs. 100 more than Regular, it nearly doubles the data, from 60 GB to 110 GB. Heavy suits several people sharing one device, or video streaming on a TV every evening. Mega Plus is the entry point: 15 GB with no time window at all. One honest note on the 3 month bundle: Jazz’s page lists it as 65 GB without saying clearly whether that is per month or for the full three months, so confirm the figure before you pay Rs. 6,500 for it.
Weekly Data SIM options
For a few days only, Weekly Mega gives 20 GB for a Rs. 390 recharge on *117*48#, with 10 GB of it in a 1 am to 9 am window. A Weekly Extreme bundle is also listed at Rs. 100 for 50 GB of night data, but no dial code for it was confirmed, so ask on the Data SIM menu or at a franchise first.
How to subscribe to a Jazz Data SIM bundle
First, recharge the Data SIM number with at least the amount in the table. A 15 percent advance income tax applies on every recharge, so load a little extra. Then dial the code for the bundle you want from the Data SIM itself, or dial *444# to open the bundle menu and pick from the list.
If the Data SIM is already inside a device, subscribe from the device page in a browser, at an address like 192.168.8.1, or through the Jazz World app. Jazz sends a confirmation SMS to the master number once the bundle is active, and the 30 days start from that confirmation. Because every bundle is once-off, you must subscribe again when it ends, so set a reminder a day before the expiry date.
To check the data left, dial *444# on the Data SIM or open the Jazz World app, which shows how much of each part of the night window split is left.
The 1 am to 1 pm window, explained
Three monthly bundles split their data into two parts. On Mega, 60 GB works at any hour and 50 GB works only between 1 am and 1 pm. That window suits downloads and overnight streaming, but not the evening. If your heaviest use is after 6 pm, count only the any-time half: Mega gives you 60 GB for the evening, Heavy gives you 105 GB, and Regular gives you 30 GB. Mega Plus has no window at all, so all 15 GB works any time.
Jazz vs Zong and Ufone device bundles
Zong and Ufone sell the same idea under their own names. The Zong MBB bundles run from 65 GB at Rs. 2,500 to 200 GB at Rs. 3,000 a month, with no time window stated on the flat 200 GB plan. The Ufone 4G Blaze bundles run from 120 GB at Rs. 2,499 to 300 GB at Rs. 2,999 a month, with half of each in a 1 am to 1 pm window. The Telenor MBB bundles run from 30 GB at Rs. 1,500 to 275 GB at Rs. 6,000 a month.
On price per GB, Ufone’s Blaze gives the most data for the money, and Zong’s flat 200 GB plan gives the most data without a time window. Jazz wins on the low end: no other network offers a 15 GB device bundle for Rs. 900, so Jazz is the cheapest way to start. Coverage in your own street matters more than a few hundred rupees, so test the signal at home first.
Devices: what Jazz does and does not sell
One thing to know first: Jazz’s own website did not list a WiFi device for sale when its pages were read on 29 September 2026. The “Wifi Devices” link in the site footer led to a page-not-found error, and the online store listed phones only. That does not prove Jazz has stopped selling devices in shops, but it means we could not read a Jazz device price at source, so this post gives no device price. If you need a device, check at a Jazz franchise first, buy the device and the SIM together where you can, and keep the SIM jacket, because the Data SIM number printed on it is the number you recharge.
Terms to know before you subscribe
All Jazz Data SIM bundles are once-off and do not renew on their own. The prices in the table are the recharge you need, and tax applies on the recharge as it does on any Jazz load. The bundles work on a data-only SIM, not on a normal phone SIM, and the data is for use inside Pakistan. After a bundle ends or its data runs out, the device will not work until you subscribe again.
One conflict to be honest about: some older listing pages show a different set of Data SIM bundles, with a Basic bundle of 15 GB at Rs. 999 on *117*71#, a Regular bundle of 30 GB at Rs. 1,500, and a Heavy bundle of 75 GB at Rs. 2,500. Those figures do not match the current Data SIM page, so this post uses the current page. If the menu on your Data SIM shows a different price on the day, that figure is the one that counts.
Verdict
Jazz Data SIM bundles are a solid choice, and Mega at Rs. 2,600 for 110 GB is the best value in the range. Mega Plus at Rs. 900 is the cheapest entry point of any network’s device bundles. The main drawback is the 1 am to 1 pm window on the bigger bundles, which cuts the usable evening data in half, so Zong’s flat 200 GB plan or Ufone’s Blaze may suit heavy evening users better. If you buy, get the device and SIM from a franchise, test the signal at home first, and set a reminder before the 30 days end.
FAQs
What is a Jazz Data SIM?
A data-only SIM for a 4G pocket WiFi device, Wingle or router. It carries data only, with no calls or SMS, and shares internet over WiFi with your phone, laptop or TV.
How do I subscribe to a Jazz Data SIM bundle?
Recharge the Data SIM number, then dial the bundle code on the Data SIM, or dial *444# for the bundle menu. You can also use the Jazz World app.
Do Jazz Data SIM bundles renew automatically?
No. Every bundle is once-off, so subscribe again when the 30 days end or the data runs out.



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