Best mobiles by budget
Best mobile under 50,000 in Pakistan
The best mobile under 50,000 in Pakistan already matches a flagship on battery capacity and screen size. Both are among the three figures printed beside each phone below. The screen panel and the camera are still behind, and our listings over Rs 150,000 lead on both.
Ranked 1stRealme C100i128GB versionRs 49,999See specifications →How the Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 phones rank
Ranking method: how phones from Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 are ranked.
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Realme C100i128GB versionRs 49,999Rs 49,9997,000 mAh128 GB6.8 in - 2
ZTE nubia V80 Max256GB versionRs 48,999Rs 48,9996,000 mAh256 GB6.9 in - 3
ZTE nubia V60 Premier Edition256GB versionRs 41,999Rs 41,9995,000 mAh256 GB6.6 in - 4
Dcode Cygnal Prime128GB versionRs 41,999Rs 41,9996,000 mAh128 GB6.74 in - 5
Honor X6C128GB versionRs 47,999Rs 47,9995,300 mAh128 GB6.61 in - 6
Vivo Y19s Pro128GB versionRs 43,999Rs 43,9996,000 mAh128 GB6.68 in - 7
Realme C71128GB versionRs 49,999Rs 49,9996,300 mAh128 GB6.67 in - 8
Oppo A5128GB versionRs 42,999Rs 42,9996,000 mAh128 GB6.67 in - 9
Realme C75x128GB versionRs 41,999Rs 41,9995,600 mAh128 GB6.67 in - 10
Vivo Y29128GB versionRs 49,999Rs 49,9996,500 mAh128 GB6.68 in - 11
Itel S25 Ultra256GB versionRs 44,999Rs 44,9995,000 mAh256 GB6.78 in - 12
Dcode Cygnal Ultra128GB versionRs 45,999Rs 45,9996,000 mAh128 GB6.74 in - 13
Tecno Spark 40128GB versionRs 43,999Rs 43,9995,200 mAh128 GB6.67 in - 14
Realme C75128GB versionRs 46,999Rs 46,9996,000 mAh128 GB6.72 in - 15
Honor X7C256GB versionRs 47,999Rs 47,9996,000 mAh256 GB6.8 in - 16
Oppo A3256GB versionRs 41,999Rs 41,9995,100 mAh256 GB6.67 in - 17
Vivo Y28128GB versionRs 42,999Rs 42,9996,000 mAh128 GB6.68 in - 18
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13128GB versionRs 46,999Rs 46,9995,000 mAh128 GB6.67 in - 19
Tecno Spark 20 Pro256GB versionRs 40,999Rs 40,9995,000 mAh256 GB6.78 in - 20
Realme C67128GB versionRs 44,999Rs 44,9995,000 mAh128 GB6.72 in
Bars compare each phone with the widest spread in this band. Prices are for the storage version named.
Every phone in the band: phones from Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000.
Phones awaiting a recorded price
Not ranked: expected prices only.
- Honor 30iExpected price Rs 41,999
- Realme Q2 ProExpected price Rs 41,999
- Vivo Y28sExpected price Rs 41,999
- Honor X6dExpected price Rs 43,999
- Motorola Moto G50Expected price Rs 43,999
- Tecno Spark SlimExpected price Rs 43,999
- Xiaomi Poco C81Expected price Rs 43,999
- Xiaomi Redmi 17CExpected price Rs 43,999
- Honor Play 40SExpected price Rs 44,999
- Honor Play 4T ProExpected price Rs 44,999
- Huawei Nova Y70 PlusExpected price Rs 44,999
- Huawei P Smart 2021Expected price Rs 44,999
Screen sizes sit close together, batteries do not
| Ranked phones | Range | |
|---|---|---|
| Battery capacity | 5000 to 7000 mAh | |
| Storage | 128 to 256 GB | |
| Screen size | 6.6 to 6.9 in |
What has already caught up
Battery and screen size have caught up. The mAh figures above all pass the typical one on our listings over Rs 150,000, three times the top of this band. The inch figures sit inside the usual range there. The panel has not. Most listed above are 720-pixel LCDs, where those listings use OLED.
What the money above this band actually buys
Beside the panel, the extra money buys the camera. On our listings over Rs 150,000, optical image stabilisation is close to standard and a telephoto lens is common. Among the phones ranked above, stabilisation is rare and a telephoto lens is absent. A 108 MP figure, which four of the ranked phones carry, stands in for neither: stabilisation and a second focal length are hardware, not resolution.
A note on variants
Several phones in this band are sold in more than one storage size at more than one price. Where two or more versions fall inside the band, we rank the phone on the version with the most storage. The phone's row names that version beside the price.
Either side: the best mobiles from Rs 30,000 to Rs 40,000 and the best mobiles from Rs 50,000 to Rs 60,000.
