Pakistan's phone catalogue
Mobile price in Pakistan
Mobile price in Pakistan means the retail price a phone actually sells for here, in Pakistani rupees. We list those prices with specifications, by brand and by price band. We do not sell phones, so every figure here records what a phone costs rather than an offer to supply one.
Mobile price in Pakistan by brand
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Vivo
Y31d
128GB Built-in, 6GB RAM, UFS 2.2
Rs 72,999
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Infinix
Note 60 Pro
256GB Built-in, 8GB RAM, UFS 2.2
Rs 125,999
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Samsung
Galaxy S26 Ultra
256GB, Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 4.X
Rs 449,999
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Oppo
A6s Pro
256GB Built-in, 8GB RAM, UFS 2.2
Rs 119,999
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Tecno
Spark 50
128GB Built-in, 6GB RAM (+12GB Extended RAM)
Rs 60,999
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Xiaomi
Redmi Turbo 5 Max
12GB 256GB
Rs 86,800
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Realme
C100i
64GB Built-in, 4GB RAM, eMMC 5.1
Rs 40,999
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Vivo
X Fold6
16GB 512GB
Rs 579,999
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Samsung
Galaxy A27
256GB Built-in, 8GB RAM
Rs 119,999
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Oppo
Reno 16
256GB Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 3.1
Rs 199,999
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Infinix
Hot 70
128GB Built-in, 6GB RAM, UFS 2.2
Rs 64,999
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Infinix
GT 50 Pro
256GB Built-in, 8GB RAM, UFS 4.1
Rs 189,999
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Oppo
F33
8GB 128GB
Rs 93,500
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Samsung
Galaxy A37
256GB Built-in, 8GB RAM, UFS
Rs 149,999
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Samsung
Galaxy S26
256GB Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 4.X
Rs 356,999
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Samsung
Galaxy S26 Plus
256GB Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 4.X
Rs 384,999
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Display, camera, battery, chipset and storage are recorded per phone. A specification we do not hold is shown as missing, never guessed.
Prices per variant
Storage and RAM variants are priced separately, because the same phone rarely costs one number.
Budget to flagship
The range runs from budget A-series and Redmi phones to Galaxy S and iPhone flagships.
Expected, and labelled
An announced phone carries its expected price under that label until a recorded price replaces it.
What it takes to run a phone in Pakistan
A phone used on a Pakistani network has to be registered with the PTA. Phones sold with an official Pakistani warranty are registered already. One brought in from abroad is not. It loses mobile service once its grace period ends, so the tax due on it is part of what the phone actually costs.
The price of a phone here is not a launch figure, and not a converted dollar amount. The same phone can cost different amounts for different storage and RAM variants, and can differ again between retailers. Every figure on this site is recorded against the variant it belongs to.
What moves a phone price in Pakistan
Three things move a phone's price. The first is the hardware: chipset, display, camera resolution, battery capacity and built-in storage separate a phone selling near Rs 20,000 from one near Rs 200,000. The second is import duty and PTA registration tax, which apply to the phone rather than to the shop. The same model therefore costs more here than its international price suggests. The third is age. A phone drops through the price bands as newer models arrive.
Brands sold in Pakistan
Samsung's Galaxy range runs from budget A-series phones to the S-series at the top, and Apple sells the iPhone at the premium end. Xiaomi sells its Redmi line, Oppo the A, Reno and Find series, and Vivo the V and Y lines. Realme, Honor and OnePlus are listed too. Infinix, Tecno and itel have the lowest median prices of these brands' current phones, from Rs 22,999 for itel to Rs 42,999 for Tecno. Each brand page lists that brand's current phones with prices and specifications.
Which phones count as current
Not every phone listed here is still sold. A phone counts as current when it has not been discontinued and was released in 2020 or later. An undated phone is not counted as current, because it cannot be shown to be. Older phones keep their pages, because what a phone cost is still the answer to what it cost, and they are ordered last. To choose between the phones that are current, see best mobile in Pakistan by budget.
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