Vodafone Started Rolling Out VoLTE Services in Karnataka. Currently Available in Bengaluru, Mysore, and Belgaum

After rolling out VoLTE service in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Gujarat, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Maharastra, Goa, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, and UP, Vodafone has started rolling out VoLTE service in key cities of Karnataka that includes Bangaluru, Mysore, and Belgaum. Vodafone 4G customers can use the VoLTE (Voice over LTE) for no additional charges and all calls will be billed as per existing plan. With Vodafone VoLTE you can make HD quality voice calls with lesser call connect time. You can also make calls and use 4G data simultaneously.

How do I use Vodafone VoLTE?

• You should have a VoLTE enabled handset
• SMS 4G CHECK to 199 to know if your handset is Vodafone VoLTE compatible or not
• Ensure that your handset has been upgraded with the latest software. Go to Settings -> About -> Software Updates -> Check for updates. Download and install the update if available
• You need a 4G SIM to use VoLTE service. Else get a 4G SIM from nearby Vodafone store
• If you have a Dual SIM handset, Vodafone SIM should be inserted in the 1st SIM slot with data capability and network mode set as 4G/3G/2G or Auto
• For Android users, HD or VoLTE icon will be shown on the top bar of the screen

Currently, only below-mentioned smartphones are compatible with Vodafone VoLTE and this service will be made available to all other VoLTE enabled smartphones in the coming days.

Announcing the launch of the Vodafone VoLTE service, Amit Kapur, Business Head – Karnataka, Vodafone India, said, “We have been making significant investments to expand, upgrade and modernize our network to ensure that we provide the finest service experience and seamless connectivity to our valued customers. We are delighted that Vodafone is now launching VoLTE services in Karnataka with cities like Bangalore, Mysore & Belgium and will soon extend it to other key cities. Vodafone VoLTE is a step further towards enhancing customer experience and enabling our customers in Karnataka to explore newer possibilities with their smart devices.”