Xiaomi mobile price in Pakistan with Redmi and Poco

Redmi, 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.

Rs 17,999

starting price

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Xiaomi's range, split by rupee band

Xiaomi phones in Pakistan by price band, counted from recorded and expected prices
Price band	Share of range
Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000	5%
Rs 20,000 to Rs 30,000	6%
Rs 30,000 to Rs 40,000	13%
Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000	9%
Rs 50,000 to Rs 60,000	8%
Rs 60,000 to Rs 80,000	14%
Rs 80,000 to Rs 100,000	10%
Rs 100,000 to Rs 150,000	16%
Rs 150,000 to Rs 200,000	7%
Above Rs 200,000	11%

Share of current Xiaomi models in each band, by each model's lowest price, expected prices included.

The budget end: Redmi and Poco

Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco phones to filter

New

Xiaomi

18 Pro Max

256/512GB, 1TB, Built-in, 12/16GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 289,999

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Xiaomi

18 Pro

256/512GB, 1TB, Built-in, 12/16GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 279,999

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New

Xiaomi

18 Fold

256/512GB, 1TB Built-in, 12/16GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 389,999

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New

Xiaomi

Poco F9 Pro

256/512GB Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 194,999

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New

Xiaomi

Poco C95 Pro

128/256GB Built-in, 6/8GB RAM

Expected Rs 73,999

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New

Xiaomi

Poco X8

128/256GB Built-in, 6/8GB RAM, UFS 3.1, UFS 2.2 - 128GB only

Expected Rs 94,999

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New

Xiaomi

Redmi Note 17

128/256GB Built-in, 6/8GB RAM, UFS 2.2

Expected Rs 79,999

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New

Xiaomi

Redmi Note 17 Pro

128/256/512GB Built-in, 8/12GB RAM, UFS 2.2 - 128GB only UFS 3.1

Expected Rs 114,999

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New

Xiaomi

Redmi Note 17 Pro Max

128/256/512GB Built-in, 8/12GB RAM, UFS 2.1 - 128GB only UFS 4

Expected Rs 214,999

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New

Xiaomi

Redmi 17C

64/128GB Built-in, 4GB RAM,

Expected Rs 43,999

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New

Xiaomi

Redmi 17

128/256GB Built-in, 4/6GB RAM

Expected Rs 64,999

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Xiaomi

17 Max

256/512GB, 1TB, Built-in, 12/16GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 279,999

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Xiaomi

Poco C81 Pro

64/128GB Built-in, 4GB RAM

Expected Rs 49,999

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Poco C81

64GB Built-in, 4GB RAM

Expected Rs 43,999

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Xiaomi

Redmi A7

128GB Built-in, 4GB RAM

Expected Rs 36,999

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Xiaomi

Redmi Note 15 SE 5G

8GB 256GB

Rs 69,999

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Poco X8 Pro

256/512GB Built-in, 12/16GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 149,999

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Xiaomi

Poco X8 Pro Max

256/512GB Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 169,999

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Xiaomi

Poco C85x

64/128GB Built-in, 4/6GB RAM, UFS 2.2

Expected Rs 39,999

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Xiaomi

Redmi Turbo 5 Max

12GB 256GB

Rs 86,800

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Xiaomi

Redmi Turbo 5

12GB 256GB

No price listed

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Poco M8 Pro

256/512GB Built-in, 8/12GB RAM, UFS 2.2

Expected Rs 59,999

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Xiaomi

Poco M8

256GB Built-in, 8/12GB RAM, UFS 2.2

Expected Rs 46,999

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Xiaomi

Poco F8 Pro

256/512GB Built-in, 12GB RAM, UFS 4.1

Expected Rs 189,999

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What the Redmi, Poco and Xiaomi names stand for

Each name covers a different part of the range. Plain Redmi phones are the budget base and Redmi Note adds the screen and camera upgrades. Poco runs alongside both, while the numbered Xiaomi phones and the Mix foldables sit at the top.

Plain Redmi is the budget floor of the range: a handful of models add AMOLED, and MediaTek powers most of the rest.

Redmi Note is where the screen and camera step up. Every current Redmi Note with a listed display has an AMOLED panel, and its main cameras reach 108 MP at the median.

Poco is the one name in this range with no dominant chipmaker: Snapdragon and MediaTek split close to even. AMOLED reaches three in five current models.

The numbered Xiaomi phones carry an AMOLED screen on every current model and mostly run Snapdragon chips. The Mix line holds Xiaomi's folding and flip phones.

What the word Note adds to a Redmi price

The word Note moves a Redmi up a level. No Redmi Note costs less than Rs 32,999, while plain Redmi phones start at Rs 17,999. Pro Plus is the next step, at Rs 139,999 or more for every Redmi Note Pro Plus. Above Rs 300,000, every Xiaomi is a numbered flagship or a Mix fold or flip.

Redmi, Poco or Xiaomi? Your questions

What is the cheapest Xiaomi phone in Pakistan?

The Redmi 9A Sport, at Rs 17,999, released in 2021. Among Xiaomi phones released in 2024 or later, the cheapest is the Redmi A3x at Rs 18,999.

Which Xiaomi phones are under Rs 30,000?

Only Redmi and Poco phones. Plain Redmi models make up most of them, and the cheapest Poco is Rs 19,999.

Do Xiaomi phones run MIUI or HyperOS?

HyperOS, Xiaomi's own system built on Android, which replaced MIUI. Xiaomi announced the change in October 2023 and shipped it first on the Xiaomi 14. Global phones began updating to it in early 2024.

What is the most expensive Xiaomi phone in Pakistan?

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra, at Rs 479,999 for 512GB. The Mix Flip and the Xiaomi 15 Ultra follow at Rs 399,999 each, both also in 512GB versions.

Is Poco part of Xiaomi?

Yes. Poco is a Xiaomi line sold under its own name, and its phones run HyperOS like the rest of the range. Its current models with a recorded price cost Rs 19,999 to Rs 259,999.

Updated 19 October 2026