There is no specific “Jio speed number” to dial for a direct speed test or speed increase, but there are dedicated customer care numbers to report speed issues and methods to check your current speed.
The term “Jio speed number” is unclear, as it could refer to customer support, speed test numbers, or the speeds offered by Jio plans. You can get support by calling 199 (from a Jio SIM) or 1800 88 99999 from any number. To find current data speeds, use a speed test app or the JioHome app’s network section.
Customer Care Numbers for Speed Issues
If you are experiencing slow internet speeds, you can contact Jio customer care using the following numbers:
- From your Jio SIM: Dial 198 to register a complaint or seek assistance with technical issues. You can also dial 199 for general inquiries and support.
- From any non-Jio number: Dial the toll-free number 1800-88-99999 for mobile services or 1800-896-9999 for JioFiber/JioHome assistance.
- WhatsApp Support: Send a message to 7000770007 for mobile support or 7000570005 for JioFiber/JioAirFiber support.
How to Check Your Jio Internet Speed
You can check your current speed through official apps and websites:
- MyJio App: Open the MyJio app and use the built-in speed test tool or the “Run Diagnostics” feature in the “Fiber” or “JioCare” section to check for issues and test your speed.
- Online Speed Test: Visit a reliable online speed test website to measure your current download and upload speeds.
Troubleshooting Slow Speed
If your speed is slow, consider these general steps:
- Check Data Limit: You may have exceeded your daily high-speed data limit, resulting in a reduced speed of 128 kbps until midnight.
- Restart Devices: Sometimes, simply restarting your phone, JioFi device, or router can resolve connectivity issues.
- Check Coverage: Ensure you have good network coverage. A red or low signal indicator on your JioFi device suggests low coverage.
- Adjust APN Settings: Ensure your Access Point Name (APN) settings are correctly set to
JioNetor reset them to default in your phone’s settings. - Consider Upgrading Plan: If you consistently need higher speeds, you might need to upgrade your current plan