Mobile Prices in Pakistan 2026
Pakistan checks phone prices before almost any other purchase — so TaazaPulse now tracks them the way we track petrol and the dollar: verified, dated and sourced. Below are the most-searched phones in Pakistan with their current prices, grouped by brand. Click any phone for full specifications, variant prices, PTA status and buying notes.
How this desk works: every price on this page was checked live on 29 October 2026 against the sources named on each phone's page — official brand stores and price lists, WhatMobile, PriceOye-listed retailers and established market trackers. When sources disagree, the phone's page shows the official price as the headline and the market range beneath it. TaazaPulse does not sell phones and takes no commission from any seller; prices are re-verified in the daily morning round and changed pages carry their new verification date.
Most Searched Right Now
These four phones dominate Pakistan's search volume this month — including the single most-searched phone query in the country. Their pages carry the fullest price and specification coverage on the hub.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oppo A6 Pro | 8GB / 128GB | Rs 74,999 | Official — most searched |
| iPhone 17 Pro Max | 256GB, PTA approved | Rs 565,000 | Official (Mercantile) |
| Vivo Y400 | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 69,999 | Official |
| Infinix Note 60 Pro | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 125,999 | Official |
Samsung Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Samsung's range runs from the Rs 26,999 Galaxy A06 to the Rs 414,999 S25 Ultra. The A-series is where most buyers land: the A16, A36 and A56 all carry long software-update promises that rivals at their prices do not match.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra | 12GB / 256GB | Rs 414,999 | Official warranty |
| Samsung Galaxy A56 | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 134,999 | Official |
| Samsung Galaxy A36 | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 119,999 | Official |
| Samsung Galaxy A16 | 6GB / 128GB | Rs 54,999 | Official — street from Rs 46,999 |
| Samsung Galaxy A06 | 4GB / 64GB | Rs 26,999 | Official |
iPhone Prices in Pakistan
Apple's official channel in Pakistan is Mercantile, its authorised distributor — the PTA-approved prices on our dedicated iPhone hub include the full 17 series and the price-cut iPhone 16 range. Start with the iPhone Prices in Pakistan hub for the complete table.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 17 Pro Max | 256GB, PTA approved | Rs 565,000 | Official (Mercantile) |
| iPhone 16 | 128GB | Rs 316,999 | Official |
Oppo Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Oppo's 2026 story is the A6 family: 7,000mAh batteries and serious waterproofing at Rs 74,999. Buyers searching for the newest Oppo models with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage should read our Oppo New Model 2026 page. The Reno 9 page explains, honestly, why that phone has no official Pakistan price.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oppo A6 Pro | 8GB / 128GB | Rs 74,999 | Official |
| Oppo A6 | 8GB / 128GB | Rs 74,999 | Official — retail from Rs 69,995 |
| Oppo Reno 9 | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 103,999 | Discontinued — expected price only |
Infinix Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Infinix now fights at two levels: the slim Hot 60 Pro Plus in the Rs 75,000 band, and the Note 60 Pro taking on Samsung's A-series at Rs 125,999 with a 144Hz screen and wireless charging.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infinix Note 60 Pro | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 125,999 | Official |
| Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 74,999 | Official |
Tecno Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Tecno's Camon 40 is the camera pick under Rs 60,000 (50MP with OIS, 32MP selfie), while the Spark 20 lives on in the used market — its page explains what to check before buying one.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tecno Camon 40 | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 57,999 | Official |
| Tecno Spark 20 | 8GB / 128GB | Rs 32,999 | Used / refurbished stock |
Vivo Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Vivo's Y-series owns the battery brief: the Y400 brings an AMOLED screen and IP68/IP69 ratings at Rs 69,999, and the Y28 stretches a 6,000mAh battery down to Rs 42,999.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vivo Y400 | 8GB / 256GB | Rs 69,999 | Official |
| Vivo Y28 | 6GB / 128GB | Rs 42,999 | Official |
Redmi Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Xiaomi's Redmi Note line is the market's default mid-ranger; the Note 14's official Rs 57,999 buys a 108MP camera and a 120Hz AMOLED screen.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Redmi Note 14 | 8GB / 128GB | Rs 57,999 | Official |
Realme Mobile Prices in Pakistan
Realme's C75 is the durability champion under Rs 50,000 — IP68/IP69 waterproofing, military-standard testing and a 6,000mAh battery.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Realme C75 | 8GB / 128GB | Rs 46,999 | Official |
Nokia Mobile Prices in Pakistan
One feature phone still earns its searches: the Nokia 210, available used for around Rs 6,000 as a calls-and-texts backup or an elder's phone.
| Phone | Variant | Price in Pakistan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nokia 210 | Feature phone | Rs 6,000 | Used — around Rs 6,000 |
Buying Notes: Read Before You Pay
PTA approval is the first check, not the last. Every smartphone on this hub is listed with its PTA status. Officially sold units are approved out of the box; imported units need DIRBS registration, and on flagships the tax can exceed Rs 100,000 — routinely wiping out the apparent saving. Whatever you buy, verify the IMEI free on PTA's DIRBS portal or app before money changes hands, and keep the receipt with the IMEI printed on it.
Official price vs market price. The official price is the brand's set figure with full warranty; established markets (Hafeez Center in Lahore, Saddar in Karachi, Aabpara in Islamabad) often sell the same sealed unit for less. Both figures appear on our phone pages when they differ. What should end a negotiation instantly: a price far below every other seller, a box that has been opened, or a warranty described only in words. Get warranty terms in writing.
Why prices move. Phones are imported, so the dollar writes the price tag. When the rupee slides, the next stock lands costlier — our dollar rate explainer shows how interbank and open-market rates reach the mobile counter. Prices also step down when a successor launches, which is why last year's iPhone 16 and Redmi Note 14 are better value now than at launch.
Installments. Most brands and banks offer installment plans in Pakistan. Compare the total payable, not the monthly figure: a plan that looks painless per month can add a fifth to the cash price over its term. If the total premium is steep, a month of saving is usually the cheaper finance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often are these mobile prices updated?
TaazaPulse re-verifies the prices on this hub every morning in the daily prices round. When a price changes, the phone's page is updated with the new figure and the new verification date; unchanged prices keep their last-verified date, shown on every page.
What does PTA approved mean, and why does it matter?
PTA-approved phones are registered with the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority and work permanently on local SIMs with the brand's official warranty. Imported non-PTA phones stop working on local networks after a grace period unless the DIRBS tax is paid — which on flagships can exceed Rs 100,000.
Why do mobile prices change so often in Pakistan?
Most phones are imported, so prices track the dollar rate, import duties and stock levels. Our economy desk's dollar explainer shows how the interbank and open market rates feed into the price you pay at the counter.
Should I buy from an official store or a mobile market?
Official brand stores and authorised retailers guarantee PTA-approved stock and warranty at the official price. Established markets often discount below it — buy there with the sealed box, warranty card and a DIRBS IMEI check, and the saving is real.
Which phone should I buy under Rs 50,000?
From this hub's verified list: the Realme C75 (Rs 46,999) for toughness and battery, the Vivo Y28 (Rs 42,999) for battery on a tighter budget, and the Samsung Galaxy A16 (official Rs 54,999, often discounted below Rs 50,000) for the best screen and longest software support.