All Mobile Brands in Pakistan
Explore specifications and prices for every phone brand we carry.
AAlcatelFor basic use, the Alcatel 1B 2020 pairs a 5.5-inch screen with Android 10 Go edition, at an expected Rs 11,999. The 5X and 1V Plus from 2021 grow to 6.5 inches but show no price. Earlier Alcatels make up the remaining listings.
AppleApple sells one line in Pakistan, the iPhone, and every model runs iOS on a chip Apple designs itself. Within a generation the tier sets the price, from the standard and Plus models up to Pro and Pro Max. Current iPhones with a recorded price cost Rs 92,499 to Rs 731,999.BBlackBerryBlackBerry phones listed here start with the keypad Curve models of 2010 to 2012, on BlackBerry OS. Then come the touchscreen Z10 and the Android-based DTEK60 and Evolve X. The newest is the Evolve X of 2018, and none carries a recorded price.CClubMost Club handsets cost about Rs 2,000: small keypad phones such as the A1, A52 and A72. The Hello 105 stands apart as a 5-inch Android 4.4 phone at Rs 14,000. Club launch dates are unknown.DDcodeMediaTek chips and LCD screens run through Dcode's Pakistan range, led by the Cygnal line. Every current model carries a recorded price, Rs 21,499 to Rs 64,999.GGeneralThe Mobile 5 Plus, at Rs 35,555 for 32GB, is the dearest General Mobile listed, with a 5.5-inch screen. The Mobile 4G costs Rs 13,499, and the Android 7 Mobile 5 has no price listed.GGoogleGoogle mobile price in Pakistan is recorded only for older Pixels, at Rs 49,999 to Rs 168,000. The current Pixel phones, from the Pixel 7 to the Pixel 11, are listed with specifications and no recorded price. Each runs Android on Google's own Tensor chip.HHonorHonor builds its range around battery life, and the X series shows it most: its current phones carry 5,800 mAh at the median. Current Honor phones run MagicOS on Android, while the brand's early models ran EMUI or Magic UI. Honor phones with a recorded price cost Rs 16,499 to Rs 159,999, and most of the range is listed at expected prices.HHTCHTC sold its 2020 and 2021 budget phones as Wildfire models: the E Lite, E2, E3 and R70, with screens up to 6.5 inches. The Desire 20 Pro, Desire 20 Plus and U20 sit above them, and the U20 has the largest screen at 6.8 inches. All carry expected prices.HHuaweiHuawei phones sold outside China run EMUI and ship without Google's apps, many of them on Kirin, Huawei's own chip. Recorded Pakistan prices reach only 2020 and 2021 models, Rs 14,100 to Rs 107,999.iiNewThe L1 and L3 share one recorded price, Rs 20,500. iNew's Pandora R9 and U9 Plus, both from 2016, show none. The range spans Android 4.4 on the L1 to Android 6.0 on the U9 Plus.
InfinixXOS, Infinix's own Android interface, runs on every current model; the oldest phones instead ran XUI. More than half of the current range sits under Rs 40,000, mostly on MediaTek chips. Prices as a whole span Rs 13,999 to Rs 234,999.IItelItel keeps its whole range in Pakistan under Rs 45,000, built almost entirely on Unisoc chips. On Android, itel layers its own itel OS, standard across the current range. More than half of the current range costs Rs 20,000 to Rs 30,000.LLenovoLenovo's K12, K12 Pro, K13 and K13 Note use LCD screens and batteries of at least 5,000 mAh, and the K12 Pro reaches 6,000. The Legion Pro and Legion Duel 2 are a different kind of phone, built for gaming around AMOLED screens. Prices begin at an expected Rs 19,999 for the K12.LLGLG stopped making phones in 2021: every current listing here is from that year or the one before. Rs 21,999 for the K31 to Rs 198,999 for the Wing covers the whole expected-price range; Pakistan has no recorded LG price.MMegagateFrom the 1.7-inch 2210 Movie at Rs 1,300 up to the Maximus W750 at Rs 8,900, every Megagate listed is a keypad handset. The W710 Wi Fii has the largest screen of them, at 3.2 inches.MMeizuFlagship Snapdragon chips and Super AMOLED screens define the Meizu 17 and 18. Expected prices are Rs 98,999 for the 17 and Rs 104,999 for the 17 Pro. The 2021 models, the 18 and 18 Pro, show no price.MMobilinkThe Jazz Xcite JF100 carries Mobilink's Jazz name: a small keypad phone with a 2.4-inch screen, recorded at Rs 2,999.MMotorolaNearly every Motorola here runs a Snapdragon chip from the 2020 or 2021 generation, none of it priced with a recorded figure. The lowest expected price is Rs 20,999 for the Moto E7; the highest, Rs 278,999, belongs to the Razr 2020.NNokiaKeypad and flip phones sit alongside Android smartphones in Nokia's Pakistan range, meeting on price somewhere in the middle. Above Rs 60,000, every Nokia carries an expected price only.NNothingA Nothing phone is either a Nothing Phone, built around the lights on its back, or a CMF, the company's lower-priced range. Rs 78,999, the expected price of the Phone 4b, is Nothing's floor. Recorded prices only climb from there, starting at Rs 84,899 for the CMF Phone 1.OOnePlusOxygenOS, OnePlus's own interface, runs on every current model, across the lower-priced Nord line and the numbered flagships above it. Only 2020 to 2022 phones carry a recorded price, Rs 20,999 to Rs 139,999.
OppoOppo's range in Pakistan climbs from the A series through F and Reno to the Find flagships, Rs 17,999 to Rs 249,999 on recorded prices. The screen marks the step up clearest: all but two current F, Reno and Find phones with a listed display carry AMOLED. ColorOS runs on every current Oppo.QQmobileKeypad phones and the Noir smartphone range make up most QMobile listings, and many have no known launch date. Of the dated models, the newest is the 2020 View Max Pro: a 6.6-inch Android 10 phone recorded at Rs 13,900.
RealmeRealme splits its range between budget C phones and a performance-led GT line, with the Narzo, P and numbered phones in between. Realme's earliest phones ran ColorOS; every current model instead runs Realme UI, the brand's own layer on Android. Current models cost Rs 14,999 to Rs 219,999.
SamsungStarting at Rs 16,699, the Samsung mobile price in Pakistan rises to Rs 609,999 on current models. The newest foldables list higher still, at an expected price. Every current Samsung carries the Galaxy name.SSEGOAndroid 14 runs on SEGO's newest listings, the S25, Note 70 and Zero 50, each with a screen near 6.7 inches. Recorded prices for those three span Rs 20,999 to Rs 42,999. SEGO launch dates are unconfirmed, and the Smart 9 HD sits lower at Rs 14,999.SSonyThe Sonys listed here are Xperia phones from 2020 to 2023. The number in each name marks its class: 1 the large flagship, 5 compact, 10 mid-range. All of it sits at an expected price, Rs 36,999 to Rs 173,999, with nothing recorded.SSparxRs 43,000 is the ceiling for every current Sparx in Pakistan, and every one carries a recorded price. Neo sits at the entry level, the Ultra 8 Pro above it, and the Edge series tops the range.
TecnoEach Tecno line has one job: Pova for battery, at 6,000 mAh median, and Camon for the front camera, at 32 MP median. HiOS, Tecno's own interface, runs on top of Android across the current range. Prices run Rs 12,999 to Rs 369,999.TTelenorThe Infinity I, at Rs 7,500, is the cheapest Telenor listed: a 4-inch handset on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The Infinity range climbs to the 5.45-inch Infinity i5 on Android 9.0 Pie, at Rs 9,000.
VivoVivo leans on the camera, and on the front camera most of all. Almost every current V phone has a front camera of 32 MP or more, while only a few budget Y phones reach that. Older models run Funtouch OS; the X300 series moved to OriginOS, Vivo's newer interface. Current models cost Rs 17,999 to Rs 579,999.
XiaomiRedmi, Poco and the numbered Xiaomi flagships are the three names covering Xiaomi's range in Pakistan. Every phone moved from MIUI to HyperOS, Xiaomi's own Android system, starting in late 2023. Across all three names, current models run from Rs 17,999 to Rs 479,999.ZZongThe Zong Z1 shipped with Android 8.1 Oreo on a 5-inch screen, and its recorded price is Rs 10,999.ZZTEThree names cover ZTE's Pakistan range: Blade for budget, nubia for the mid-range V, A and Neo gaming phones, and RedMagic as the gaming flagship. Recorded prices reach most of the range, mostly under Rs 55,000.
AppleApple sells one line in Pakistan, the iPhone, and every model runs iOS on a chip Apple designs itself. Within a generation the tier sets the price, from the standard and Plus models up to Pro and Pro Max. Current iPhones with a recorded price cost Rs 92,499 to Rs 731,999.BBlackBerryBlackBerry phones listed here start with the keypad Curve models of 2010 to 2012, on BlackBerry OS. Then come the touchscreen Z10 and the Android-based DTEK60 and Evolve X. The newest is the Evolve X of 2018, and none carries a recorded price.CClubMost Club handsets cost about Rs 2,000: small keypad phones such as the A1, A52 and A72. The Hello 105 stands apart as a 5-inch Android 4.4 phone at Rs 14,000. Club launch dates are unknown.DDcodeMediaTek chips and LCD screens run through Dcode's Pakistan range, led by the Cygnal line. Every current model carries a recorded price, Rs 21,499 to Rs 64,999.GGeneralThe Mobile 5 Plus, at Rs 35,555 for 32GB, is the dearest General Mobile listed, with a 5.5-inch screen. The Mobile 4G costs Rs 13,499, and the Android 7 Mobile 5 has no price listed.GGoogleGoogle mobile price in Pakistan is recorded only for older Pixels, at Rs 49,999 to Rs 168,000. The current Pixel phones, from the Pixel 7 to the Pixel 11, are listed with specifications and no recorded price. Each runs Android on Google's own Tensor chip.HHonorHonor builds its range around battery life, and the X series shows it most: its current phones carry 5,800 mAh at the median. Current Honor phones run MagicOS on Android, while the brand's early models ran EMUI or Magic UI. Honor phones with a recorded price cost Rs 16,499 to Rs 159,999, and most of the range is listed at expected prices.HHTCHTC sold its 2020 and 2021 budget phones as Wildfire models: the E Lite, E2, E3 and R70, with screens up to 6.5 inches. The Desire 20 Pro, Desire 20 Plus and U20 sit above them, and the U20 has the largest screen at 6.8 inches. All carry expected prices.HHuaweiHuawei phones sold outside China run EMUI and ship without Google's apps, many of them on Kirin, Huawei's own chip. Recorded Pakistan prices reach only 2020 and 2021 models, Rs 14,100 to Rs 107,999.iiNewThe L1 and L3 share one recorded price, Rs 20,500. iNew's Pandora R9 and U9 Plus, both from 2016, show none. The range spans Android 4.4 on the L1 to Android 6.0 on the U9 Plus.InfinixXOS, Infinix's own Android interface, runs on every current model; the oldest phones instead ran XUI. More than half of the current range sits under Rs 40,000, mostly on MediaTek chips. Prices as a whole span Rs 13,999 to Rs 234,999.IItelItel keeps its whole range in Pakistan under Rs 45,000, built almost entirely on Unisoc chips. On Android, itel layers its own itel OS, standard across the current range. More than half of the current range costs Rs 20,000 to Rs 30,000.LLenovoLenovo's K12, K12 Pro, K13 and K13 Note use LCD screens and batteries of at least 5,000 mAh, and the K12 Pro reaches 6,000. The Legion Pro and Legion Duel 2 are a different kind of phone, built for gaming around AMOLED screens. Prices begin at an expected Rs 19,999 for the K12.LLGLG stopped making phones in 2021: every current listing here is from that year or the one before. Rs 21,999 for the K31 to Rs 198,999 for the Wing covers the whole expected-price range; Pakistan has no recorded LG price.MMegagateFrom the 1.7-inch 2210 Movie at Rs 1,300 up to the Maximus W750 at Rs 8,900, every Megagate listed is a keypad handset. The W710 Wi Fii has the largest screen of them, at 3.2 inches.MMeizuFlagship Snapdragon chips and Super AMOLED screens define the Meizu 17 and 18. Expected prices are Rs 98,999 for the 17 and Rs 104,999 for the 17 Pro. The 2021 models, the 18 and 18 Pro, show no price.MMobilinkThe Jazz Xcite JF100 carries Mobilink's Jazz name: a small keypad phone with a 2.4-inch screen, recorded at Rs 2,999.MMotorolaNearly every Motorola here runs a Snapdragon chip from the 2020 or 2021 generation, none of it priced with a recorded figure. The lowest expected price is Rs 20,999 for the Moto E7; the highest, Rs 278,999, belongs to the Razr 2020.NNokiaKeypad and flip phones sit alongside Android smartphones in Nokia's Pakistan range, meeting on price somewhere in the middle. Above Rs 60,000, every Nokia carries an expected price only.NNothingA Nothing phone is either a Nothing Phone, built around the lights on its back, or a CMF, the company's lower-priced range. Rs 78,999, the expected price of the Phone 4b, is Nothing's floor. Recorded prices only climb from there, starting at Rs 84,899 for the CMF Phone 1.OOnePlusOxygenOS, OnePlus's own interface, runs on every current model, across the lower-priced Nord line and the numbered flagships above it. Only 2020 to 2022 phones carry a recorded price, Rs 20,999 to Rs 139,999.OppoOppo's range in Pakistan climbs from the A series through F and Reno to the Find flagships, Rs 17,999 to Rs 249,999 on recorded prices. The screen marks the step up clearest: all but two current F, Reno and Find phones with a listed display carry AMOLED. ColorOS runs on every current Oppo.QQmobileKeypad phones and the Noir smartphone range make up most QMobile listings, and many have no known launch date. Of the dated models, the newest is the 2020 View Max Pro: a 6.6-inch Android 10 phone recorded at Rs 13,900.RealmeRealme splits its range between budget C phones and a performance-led GT line, with the Narzo, P and numbered phones in between. Realme's earliest phones ran ColorOS; every current model instead runs Realme UI, the brand's own layer on Android. Current models cost Rs 14,999 to Rs 219,999.SamsungStarting at Rs 16,699, the Samsung mobile price in Pakistan rises to Rs 609,999 on current models. The newest foldables list higher still, at an expected price. Every current Samsung carries the Galaxy name.SSEGOAndroid 14 runs on SEGO's newest listings, the S25, Note 70 and Zero 50, each with a screen near 6.7 inches. Recorded prices for those three span Rs 20,999 to Rs 42,999. SEGO launch dates are unconfirmed, and the Smart 9 HD sits lower at Rs 14,999.SSonyThe Sonys listed here are Xperia phones from 2020 to 2023. The number in each name marks its class: 1 the large flagship, 5 compact, 10 mid-range. All of it sits at an expected price, Rs 36,999 to Rs 173,999, with nothing recorded.SSparxRs 43,000 is the ceiling for every current Sparx in Pakistan, and every one carries a recorded price. Neo sits at the entry level, the Ultra 8 Pro above it, and the Edge series tops the range.TecnoEach Tecno line has one job: Pova for battery, at 6,000 mAh median, and Camon for the front camera, at 32 MP median. HiOS, Tecno's own interface, runs on top of Android across the current range. Prices run Rs 12,999 to Rs 369,999.TTelenorThe Infinity I, at Rs 7,500, is the cheapest Telenor listed: a 4-inch handset on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The Infinity range climbs to the 5.45-inch Infinity i5 on Android 9.0 Pie, at Rs 9,000.VivoVivo leans on the camera, and on the front camera most of all. Almost every current V phone has a front camera of 32 MP or more, while only a few budget Y phones reach that. Older models run Funtouch OS; the X300 series moved to OriginOS, Vivo's newer interface. Current models cost Rs 17,999 to Rs 579,999.XiaomiRedmi, Poco and the numbered Xiaomi flagships are the three names covering Xiaomi's range in Pakistan. Every phone moved from MIUI to HyperOS, Xiaomi's own Android system, starting in late 2023. Across all three names, current models run from Rs 17,999 to Rs 479,999.ZZongThe Zong Z1 shipped with Android 8.1 Oreo on a 5-inch screen, and its recorded price is Rs 10,999.ZZTEThree names cover ZTE's Pakistan range: Blade for budget, nubia for the mid-range V, A and Neo gaming phones, and RedMagic as the gaming flagship. Recorded prices reach most of the range, mostly under Rs 55,000.