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Mobile Phones in Pakistan 2026 — Prices, Brands & Buying Guide

UrduPro’s mobile section helps you find, compare and choose smartphones available in Pakistan across every price range and brand — with real, researched prices, not placeholders. Whether you are looking for an affordable phone for everyday calls and WhatsApp, a mid-range all-rounder for gaming and photography, or a premium flagship for work and content creation, this page brings everything together in one place. Browse the latest phones by brand, filter by price band, compare by RAM, storage, camera, battery and display, check PTA tax before you buy, and compare Jazz, Telenor and Zong packages — so your choice reflects your actual needs, not just a showroom display. All prices below are as of 14 October 2026.

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Latest Mobile Phones Prices in Pakistan

Prices as of 14 October 2026 — Pakistan market.

Complete Mobile Price List — October 2026

Every model below carries a researched market price, dated 14 October 2026. Prices are for the listed variant; retailers may charge slightly more or less.

Model	RAM / Storage	Price (PKR)
Flagship
iPhone 18 Pro Max	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 603,999
iPhone 18 Pro	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 563,999
iPhone 17 Pro Max	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 479,999
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 349,999
Xiaomi 17 Ultra	16GB / 512GB	Rs. 329,999
Vivo X300 Ultra	16GB / 512GB	Rs. 299,999
Motorola Razr 60 Ultra	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 299,999
Xiaomi 17T Pro	—	Rs. 289,999
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE	—	Rs. 249,999
Oppo Find X9 Pro	16GB / 512GB	Rs. 249,999
Xiaomi 17T	—	Rs. 239,999
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE 5G	—	Rs. 219,999
OnePlus 15	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 209,999
Motorola Edge 70 Fusion	—	Rs. 139,999
Tecno Phantom X3 Pro	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 99,999
Mid-range
Samsung Galaxy A56 5G	8GB / 128GB	Rs. 89,999
Redmi Note 14 Pro+	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 79,999
Tecno Spark 50 Pro	—	Rs. 74,999
Infinix Note 50 Pro+	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 64,999
Vivo V40 Lite 5G	—	Rs. 64,999
Motorola Moto G37	—	Rs. 59,999
Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus	—	Rs. 59,999
Vivo V40 Lite	—	Rs. 55,999
Infinix Note 40S	—	Rs. 54,999
Tecno Pova 6 Neo 5G	—	Rs. 53,999
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13	—	Rs. 49,999
Vivo Y28	—	Rs. 49,999
Realme C65	—	Rs. 49,999
Infinix Hot 60 Pro	—	Rs. 46,999
Realme C75	—	Rs. 46,999
Infinix Hot 40 Pro	—	Rs. 45,999
Tecno Spark 20 Pro	—	Rs. 45,000
Tecno Pova 5 Pro 5G	—	Rs. 44,999
Realme Note 80	—	Rs. 42,999
Realme C75x	—	Rs. 41,999
Infinix Hot 50 Pro	—	Rs. 41,999
Tecno Spark 30	—	Rs. 39,999
Infinix Hot 50	—	Rs. 39,999
Budget
Realme C71	—	Rs. 36,999
Samsung Galaxy A07	—	Rs. 34,999
Oppo A3x	—	Rs. 34,999
Honor Play 20C	—	Rs. 34,499
Infinix Hot 60i	—	Rs. 33,999
Honor T10	—	Rs. 32,999
Realme Note 70	—	Rs. 31,999
Infinix Smart 10 Plus	—	Rs. 31,999
Samsung Galaxy F05	—	Rs. 27,999
Samsung Galaxy M05	—	Rs. 27,999
Vivo Y03t	—	Rs. 27,999
Oppo A18	—	Rs. 27,999
Samsung Galaxy A06	—	Rs. 26,999
Infinix Smart 9	—	Rs. 26,999
Vivo Y03	—	Rs. 24,999
Infinix Smart 10	—	Rs. 24,500
Infinix Smart 9 HD	—	Rs. 22,999
Xiaomi Redmi A3	—	Rs. 21,999
Infinix Smart 10 HD	—	Rs. 20,999
Itel A70	—	Rs. 19,999
Infinix Smart 8	—	Rs. 19,999
Xiaomi Redmi A3x	—	Rs. 18,999
Infinix Hot 10 Lite	—	Rs. 14,999

Browse Mobile Phones by Price

Example models in each band — prices as of 14 October 2026.

Under Rs. 20,000

• Infinix Hot 10 Lite — Rs. 14,999
• Xiaomi Redmi A3x — Rs. 18,999
• Itel A70 — Rs. 19,999
• Infinix Smart 8 — Rs. 19,999

Rs. 20,000 to 30,000

• Infinix Smart 10 HD — Rs. 20,999
• Xiaomi Redmi A3 — Rs. 21,999
• Infinix Smart 9 HD — Rs. 22,999
• Infinix Smart 10 — Rs. 24,500
• Vivo Y03 — Rs. 24,999
• Samsung Galaxy A06 — Rs. 26,999
• Oppo A18 — Rs. 27,999

Rs. 30,000 to 40,000

• Realme Note 70 — Rs. 31,999
• Infinix Smart 10 Plus — Rs. 31,999
• Infinix Hot 60i — Rs. 33,999
• Samsung Galaxy A07 — Rs. 34,999
• Oppo A3x — Rs. 34,999
• Realme C71 — Rs. 36,999
• Tecno Spark 30 — Rs. 39,999
• Infinix Hot 50 — Rs. 39,999

Rs. 40,000 to 50,000

• Realme C75x — Rs. 41,999
• Infinix Hot 50 Pro — Rs. 41,999
• Realme Note 80 — Rs. 42,999
• Tecno Spark 20 Pro — Rs. 45,000
• Realme C75 — Rs. 46,999
• Infinix Hot 60 Pro — Rs. 46,999
• Vivo Y28 — Rs. 49,999
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 — Rs. 49,999
• Realme C65 — Rs. 49,999

Rs. 50,000 to 70,000

• Tecno Pova 6 Neo 5G — Rs. 53,999
• Infinix Note 40S — Rs. 54,999
• Vivo V40 Lite — Rs. 55,999
• Moto G37 — Rs. 59,999
• Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus — Rs. 59,999
• Vivo V40 Lite 5G — Rs. 64,999
• Infinix Note 50 Pro+ (8/256) — Rs. 64,999

Rs. 70,000 to 100,000

• Tecno Spark 50 Pro — Rs. 74,999
• Redmi Note 14 Pro+ (12/256) — Rs. 79,999
• Samsung Galaxy A56 5G (8/128) — Rs. 89,999
• Tecno Phantom X3 Pro (12/256) — Rs. 99,999

Rs. 100,000 to 150,000

• Motorola Edge 70 Fusion — Rs. 139,999

Rs. 150,000 to 200,000

No models in our current list for this band — see the complete 2026 price list for the latest additions.

Rs. 200,000 to 300,000

• OnePlus 15 (12/256) — Rs. 209,999
• Samsung Galaxy S25 FE 5G — Rs. 219,999
• Xiaomi 17T — Rs. 239,999
• Samsung Galaxy S26 FE — Rs. 249,999
• Oppo Find X9 Pro (16/512) — Rs. 249,999
• Xiaomi 17T Pro — Rs. 289,999
• Vivo X300 Ultra (16/512) — Rs. 299,999
• Motorola Razr 60 Ultra (12/256) — Rs. 299,999

Above Rs. 300,000

• Xiaomi 17 Ultra (16/512) — Rs. 329,999
• Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (12/256) — Rs. 349,999
• iPhone 17 Pro Max (8/256) — Rs. 479,999
• iPhone 18 Pro — Rs. 563,999
• iPhone 18 Pro Max — Rs. 603,999

Featured Mobile Phone Brands in Pakistan

Explore the most popular mobile brands in Pakistan, from budget champions to premium flagships. Prices as of 14 October 2026.

Samsung

The most trusted brand in Pakistan — Galaxy A, M and S series. Full Samsung price list.

• Galaxy S26 Ultra (12/256) — Rs. 349,999
• Galaxy S26 FE — Rs. 249,999
• Galaxy S25 FE 5G — Rs. 219,999
• Galaxy A56 5G (8/128) — Rs. 89,999
• Galaxy A07 — Rs. 34,999
• Galaxy A06 — Rs. 26,999

Apple iPhone

The premium choice — compare all models and PTA tax in our iPhone 2026 comparison.

• iPhone 18 Pro Max — Rs. 603,999
• iPhone 18 Pro — Rs. 563,999
• iPhone 17 Pro Max (8/256) — Rs. 479,999

Xiaomi / Redmi

Flagship-style specs at mid-range prices. Full Xiaomi price list.

• Xiaomi 17 Ultra (16/512) — Rs. 329,999
• Xiaomi 17T Pro — Rs. 289,999
• Xiaomi 17T — Rs. 239,999
• Redmi Note 14 Pro+ (12/256) — Rs. 79,999
• Redmi Note 13 — Rs. 49,999
• Redmi A3 — Rs. 21,999
• Redmi A3x — Rs. 18,999

Oppo

Stylish design and ColorOS software — check ColorOS 17 eligible phones.

• Oppo Find X9 Pro (16/512) — Rs. 249,999
• Oppo A3x — Rs. 34,999
• Oppo A18 — Rs. 27,999

Vivo

Camera-focused mid-range phones — see the Vivo Y400 in detail.

• Vivo X300 Ultra (16/512) — Rs. 299,999
• Vivo V40 Lite 5G — Rs. 64,999
• Vivo V40 Lite — Rs. 55,999
• Vivo Y28 — Rs. 49,999
• Vivo Y03 — Rs. 24,999

Infinix

Big batteries and displays at budget prices. Latest Infinix launches.

• Infinix Note 50 Pro+ (8/256) — Rs. 64,999
• Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus — Rs. 59,999
• Infinix Note 40S — Rs. 54,999
• Infinix Hot 60 Pro — Rs. 46,999
• Infinix Hot 50 Pro — Rs. 41,999
• Infinix Smart 10 Plus — Rs. 31,999
• Infinix Smart 9 — Rs. 26,999
• Infinix Smart 8 — Rs. 19,999

Tecno

Spark, Pova, Camon and Phantom series for value buyers. Latest Tecno launches.

• Tecno Phantom X3 Pro (12/256) — Rs. 99,999
• Tecno Spark 50 Pro — Rs. 74,999
• Tecno Pova 6 Neo 5G — Rs. 53,999
• Tecno Spark 20 Pro — Rs. 45,000
• Tecno Spark 30 — Rs. 39,999

Realme

Aggressive pricing in the budget and mid-range bands. Full Realme price list.

• Realme C65 — Rs. 49,999
• Realme C75 — Rs. 46,999
• Realme Note 80 — Rs. 42,999
• Realme C75x — Rs. 41,999
• Realme C71 — Rs. 36,999
• Realme Note 70 — Rs. 31,999

Honor

Well-built mid-range phones with strong battery life. Honor phones in Pakistan 2026.

• Honor Play 20C — Rs. 34,499
• Honor T10 — Rs. 32,999

Motorola

Clean Android experience — see the Moto G37.

• Motorola Razr 60 Ultra (12/256) — Rs. 299,999
• Motorola Edge 70 Fusion — Rs. 139,999
• Moto G37 — Rs. 59,999

Other Mobile Phone Brands in Pakistan

Also browse Nokia, Itel and more in our complete 2026 mobile price list.

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Mobile Utilities & Packages

• PTA mobile tax 2026 — registration duty, DIRBS check and how to verify approval
• Best monthly internet packages compared — Jazz, Telenor, Zong and Ufone head-to-head
• Jazz monthly packages 2026 — internet, call and hybrid bundles
• Telenor packages 2026 — daily, weekly and monthly bundles
• Zong monthly packages 2026 — complete list of bundles

Mobile Phones Market in Pakistan

Pakistan’s smartphone market stretches from entry-level phones built for basic communication to flagship devices with cutting-edge cameras, displays and processors. Knowing where each phone sits in this range keeps your search focused — a student buying a first smartphone and a photographer upgrading to a flagship are shopping in completely different markets, even though both are “buying a mobile.”

Budget phones serve buyers who prioritise calls, messaging and social media at the lowest practical cost. They handle daily communication reliably without demanding a big financial commitment, and brands like Infinix and Tecno have made this segment fiercely competitive — which is good news for buyers.

The mid-range is where the real battle happens in Pakistan. Buyers here want better cameras, smoother gaming, faster charging or bigger storage, and manufacturers respond with phones engineered to deliver maximum value without premium pricing. Samsung’s Galaxy A series, Vivo’s Y series, Oppo’s A series and Honor’s X series all fight for this buyer.

Premium phones — led by the Galaxy S series and Apple’s iPhone lineup — are for buyers who want the best hardware in every category at once: camera systems, displays, processors and years of software support. The right premium choice depends on whether those top-end features match how you actually use your phone.

How to Choose the Right Mobile Phone

Start with an honest look at how you use your phone each day — not what a spec sheet says. Someone whose day is messaging, social media and video calls needs a very different phone from a mobile gamer, a photography enthusiast, or a business user juggling multiple accounts.

Consider Your Budget First

Price decides the realistic playing field. Use the price bands above to narrow options to your budget first; comparing specifications only becomes meaningful within a band you can actually buy in. And remember the golden rule of buying mobiles in Pakistan: add the PTA registration tax to the sticker price of any imported phone before comparing.

Define Your Usage Priorities

Gamers should weigh the processor, display refresh rate and battery together — the combination matters more than any single number. Photography lovers should look past megapixels to sensor size, optical stabilisation and image processing; a smaller-sensor high-megapixel camera often loses to a larger-sensor rival in real light. Business users should prioritise software-update commitment, all-day battery and storage for documents. Everyday users handling calls, WhatsApp and browsing do not need to overspend — an efficient budget phone handles it all smoothly.

Think About Long-Term Ownership

A phone’s value outlives its launch-day specs. Check the manufacturer’s software-update commitment, consider battery health over two to three years, and confirm service-centre availability in your city. A phone with several years of promised updates — like those receiving major OS upgrades such as ColorOS 17 — stays secure and compatible far longer.

Find Mobile Phones by Price Range

Price is the most practical first filter. Entry-level bands cover essential communication at minimum cost — ideal as a first phone or a reliable second device. The lower mid-range adds better displays, cameras and charging; this is where most Pakistani buyers find their sweet spot. The upper mid-range brings high-refresh-rate AMOLED displays, fast charging and genuinely capable cameras from established brands like Samsung, Vivo and Honor. Above that sit the flagships, where iPhones and Galaxy S models justify their premium with the best cameras, processors and longest support. Use the price-band links above to jump straight to your range in our complete price list.

Compare Mobile Phones by Specifications

RAM

RAM decides how smoothly your phone juggles apps — switching between WhatsApp, a browser and music without reloads. 6GB to 8GB is comfortable for most users; heavy gamers and multitaskers benefit from 12GB. But RAM alone doesn’t define speed — processor, storage type and software optimisation matter equally.

Internal Storage

Photos, videos, WhatsApp media and games fill storage fast in Pakistan. 128GB is the practical minimum for active users; 256GB suits heavy media collectors. Check for a microSD slot if you want cheap expansion later — many upper-mid-range and premium phones skip it, so choose wisely at purchase.

Camera

Use the main-camera and selfie-camera filters for shortlisting, then compare real sample photos before deciding. Portrait lovers should check front-camera quality and portrait mode; landscape and event shooters should prioritise optical image stabilisation and low-light performance on the main camera.

Battery Capacity

Most mainstream phones carry 5000mAh batteries — comfortable all-day use for average users. Gamers and streamers should look bigger, and fast charging matters enormously in daily life: a phone that recovers hours of use in 30 minutes beats one that needs two hours on the charger.

Display

Bigger displays suit video and gaming; compact ones suit one-handed use. Panel technology matters as much as size — AMOLED beats IPS LCD for colour and contrast in everyday viewing. A smaller AMOLED often looks better than a larger LCD.

Flagship Phones Head-to-Head

The top eight premium phones side by side — all prices researched on 14 October 2026.

Model	RAM / Storage	Price (PKR)	Segment
iPhone 18 Pro Max	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 603,999	Ultra flagship
iPhone 18 Pro	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 563,999	Ultra flagship
iPhone 17 Pro Max	8GB / 256GB	Rs. 479,999	Flagship
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 349,999	Flagship
Xiaomi 17 Ultra	16GB / 512GB	Rs. 329,999	Flagship
Vivo X300 Ultra	16GB / 512GB	Rs. 299,999	Flagship
Motorola Razr 60 Ultra	12GB / 256GB	Rs. 299,999	Foldable flagship
Oppo Find X9 Pro	16GB / 512GB	Rs. 249,999	Flagship

Mobile Phone Brands in Pakistan

Brands approach Pakistan with different philosophies. Transsion’s Infinix and Tecno maximise hardware per rupee for budget buyers. Samsung balances trust, resale value and range depth from entry-level to flagship. Vivo and Oppo chase camera lovers with stylish designs. Xiaomi’s Redmi line undercuts on specs-per-rupee. Honor and Motorola win fans with build quality and clean software. And Apple owns the premium aspiration segment outright. Brand loyalty is fine — but at equal prices, compare the full spec sheet (chipset, display type, charging speed, update policy) before deciding. Full model coverage lives in our 2026 price list.

Latest and Upcoming Mobile Phones

Stay ahead of launch season with our newest coverage:

• New Infinix and Tecno phones launched in Pakistan
• Honor phones in Pakistan 2026
• Moto G37 price in Pakistan
• Vivo Y400 price in Pakistan
• ColorOS 17 — new features and eligible phones

More launch stories land in our Technology section every week.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which mobile brand is best in Pakistan in 2026?

Samsung leads on trust and resale, Infinix and Tecno rule the budget segment, Vivo and Oppo win camera buyers, and iPhone owns premium. Compare current models in our mobile prices in Pakistan 2026 list.

How do I check if a phone is PTA approved?

Dial *#06# for the IMEI, then verify it on the PTA DIRBS portal. Never buy a used phone without this check — see our PTA mobile tax 2026 guide.

How much is PTA tax on a new mobile?

It depends on the value slab and whether you register on a passport or CNIC; flagships attract the highest duty. Our PTA tax guide explains the current structure.

Are iPhones more expensive in Pakistan than in Dubai?

Usually yes, because of PTA duty and import costs. Our iPhone price comparison plus the PTA tax guide give you the true total cost.

Which network has the best monthly internet package?

It changes often and depends on usage and city. Start with our package comparison, then check Jazz, Telenor and Zong listings.

Should I buy a box-pack or imported phone?

Box-pack phones include PTA approval and warranty — safer. Imports can be cheaper upfront but need registration and carry no local warranty. Read the PTA registration guide first.

When do mobile prices drop in Pakistan?

After major launch waves and when the rupee strengthens. Our price list is updated regularly.

What is the best budget mobile in Pakistan?

Infinix, Tecno and Redmi models with big batteries usually take the crown — see latest launches and our full price list.

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Mobile prices in Pakistan — prices as of 14 October 2026, refreshed with market movements.