All Mobile Offer In Bangladesh - Grameen Phone, Robi, Banglalink, Airtel

See Grameen Phone, Robi, Banglalink, Airtel Offers :

✅ Who are these operators

Grameenphone (GP) — the largest mobile operator in Bangladesh, with widest network coverage.
Robi — another major mobile operator; offers 4G/4G-LTE and recently launched 5G.
Airtel Bangladesh — offers affordable data and combo packages; a good option for budget-conscious users.
Banglalink — popular operator with wide user base and various data & internet offers.

📦 Typical Offers for 2025

Here’s a summary of some of the most recent / popular offers for each operator (data, minutes, combo, etc.) as of 2025:

GP often has “combo offers” — for example, one of the special packages lists 500 minutes + 25 GB data for 30 days (cost ~ TK 660 after discount) instead of TK 700.
Another combo: 1600 minutes + 80 GB data for 30 days for around TK 820 (after discount).
For smaller needs: 1 GB data for 1 day (cheap, quick-use pack) for TK 10.
GP also offers their “new SIM offer” — when you get a new GP SIM, first recharge plan gives 60 minutes + 3 GB for 7 days; also there’s a 2 GB internet offer (including bonus) for 33 TK for new SIMs.

Airtel has several internet-focused packages. For example, in 2025, their internet offer list includes monthly (30-day) data packs starting from modest rates.
Weekly offers are also available: for instance, smaller packs for 7-day or few-days validity, useful if you don’t need long-term data.
Example: Airtel 30-day internet packs — 30 GB, 50 GB, 90 GB, 125 GB etc. depending on recharge amount/plan.

Robi offers minute-packs and bundle/minute-only or combo packages.
For instance: Robi has minute-bundle offers of 630 minutes (30 days), 800 minutes (30 days), 1000 minutes (30 days) depending on pack.
Robi also offers data & combo bundles (depending on what pack you select).

Banglalink also offers a variety of internet/data packages for their prepaid customers.
For example: Banglalink advertises a 45 GB package (for 30 days) at a certain price (for 4G users).
Banglalink offers tend to suit users looking primarily for data — good if you mostly use internet rather than calls.

If you need both calls + data (balanced use): GP combo packs (like 500 min + 25 GB, or 1600 min + 80 GB) are often good value.
If you mostly use internet/data (social media, browsing, streaming): Airtel and Banglalink’s data-oriented plans may give you the most bang for your money.
If you make frequent calls but don't need much data: Robi’s minute packs (or GP’s minute-only offers) can be more cost-effective than data-heavy bundles.
If you’re getting a new SIM or just want a low-cost starter plan: GP’s “new SIM offer” (60 min + 3 GB for 7 days) or small daily/weekly packs across operators may suit.

Offers and prices may vary by region — not all packs may work in every area.
Validity periods vary: some offers are daily, weekly, or monthly; choose based on how long you need.
For data packs: check if you actually get 4G or 4G-LTE in your area (especially outside major cities).
Always verify via official operator channels (websites/apps or USSD codes) before recharging.