Mobile Price in Pakistan

Mobile Prices in Pakistan: Latest Updated Price List (2026)

Mobile phones in Pakistan have become a necessity of life, as they connect people, keep each other updated about the happenings, and moreover provide knowledge at every step of life.

A phone listed at Rs. 45,000 this week could easily be Rs. 48,000 next week. That's exactly why checking a live, regularly updated source before buying is so important.

Latest Mobile Phones in 2026

Innovations in the smartphone industry are faster than most people think. Phones in 2026 are not just about calling or scrolling social media anymore; they are now more focused on AI features. Whether it’s about camera tools, improved battery health systems or saving the smarter, AI features are being used in almost every smartphone now. Here are some of the latest smartphones making noise in 2026:

• Redmi 15C
• Redmi Note 14 Series
• Redmi 15
• Redmi A5
• Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus
• Infinix Smart 10 HD
• Tecno Camon 40 Premier 5G
• Tecno Spark 40 Series
• Vivo X300 Pro
• Vivo V60 Series
• OPPO Reno15 5G Series
• OPPO A6 Pro

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Which Phone Has the Best Camera Under Rs. 50,000 in Pakistan?

In this bracket, camera performance varies a lot by use case. For portraits and social media: Samsung Galaxy A35 (natural color science, reliable HDR). For low-light and detail: Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro (108MP sensor, impressive night mode). 

For video: Realme 12 Pro (OIS + 4K). The most-recommended all-rounder remains the Redmi Note 13 Pro for sheer camera versatility per rupee spent.

Updated PTA Tax and FBR Registration Costs

The latest mobile prices in Pakistan always include the mandatory registration fee. In 2026, the government revised taxes for used and refurbished handsets, which provided a huge boost to the used segment.

If you are planning to import a phone, it’s important to note that you should register on a passport, as it’s cheaper compared to CNIC, and you will be able to save over PKR 20,000 on flagship devices.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Should I register my imported phone on CNIC or passport to save on PTA tax?

Passport registration is significantly cheaper. On flagship devices, registering on a passport can save you over Rs. 20,000 compared to CNIC registration. This is especially important if you're bringing in an iPhone or Samsung S-series from abroad. The process is done via the PTA DIRBS portal or by texting your IMEI to 8484.

Q: Which mobile brand is the cheapest in Pakistan?

itel, Tecno, and Infinix consistently offer the lowest prices in Pakistan. Local brand Sparx is also competitive at the budget end. The devices that provide best value-for-money among the mid-range segment are Xiaomi Redmi and Realme.

Q: How can I check if a mobile price in Pakistan includes official warranty?

A: Verify the "Brand Warranty" sticker before buying. The higher price for official units covers a one-year local warranty and PTA registration, which stops your SIM from getting blocked.

Q: Why are used "kit" phones so much cheaper than brand-new ones?

A: "Kit" phones are high-end used devices imported without original boxes. Since the FBR recently cut taxes on older refurbished models, you can get a pro-level Google Pixel or iPhone for a fraction of the cost.