Before buying a mobile in Pakistan, having an idea of the price is very important, because the price of the same model can change according to the shop, city and variant. This article is a review of prices from 23 to 27 October 2026, not a final or guaranteed price of any shop. For this reason, before buying, definitely find out the final price from the shop.
Budget mobiles — under about Rs 55,000. In the budget range come mobiles that are sufficient for everyday tasks, calls, messages, social media and videos. A low price does not mean that the phone is useless, but rather that you are making a sensible choice according to your need and budget. The prices given below are according to this October 2026 review, and it is necessary to verify them before buying. The Vivo Y04 costs Rs 30,999. The Vivo Y19s costs Rs 36,999. The Vivo Y11d costs Rs 51,499. The Realme C75x costs Rs 53,499. The Xiaomi Redmi 15 costs Rs 54,995. All these budget models come in the range under about Rs 55,000, so if your budget is limited, this list is a good starting point for you.
Mid-range mobiles — about Rs 75,000 to Rs 180,000. In the mid-range come buyers who spend somewhat more than the budget and want more convenience, but still keep the price in mind. When choosing in this range, look not only at the price, but also at the variant, storage and warranty, because the price of different variants of the same model can differ. The Vivo Y32 costs Rs 82,999. The OPPO A6 (8GB, 128GB, 7,000 mAh) costs Rs 74,999. The OPPO A6 Pro (8GB, 128GB, 7,000 mAh) costs Rs 74,999. The OPPO Reno 15F (8GB, 256GB, 7,000 mAh) costs Rs 134,999. The OPPO Reno 15 (12GB, 256GB, 6,500 mAh) costs Rs 179,999.
Advice before buying. Before buying a mobile, verify that the phone is PTA approved, and check its IMEI. Get the variant, storage and warranty details in writing from the shop and verify them, and definitely find out the final price from the shop before buying, so that there is no misunderstanding later. Instead of buying in a hurry, asking the price from two or three shops is also a good habit.
Featured image note. The featured image of this article is an illustrative stock image, in which a person has picked up a smartphone, and its credit goes to MOHI SYED, Pexels. This image is not a photo of any specific phone included in the list.
Sources and warning. The prices in this article are taken from MobZilo (updated 27 October 2026) and Mobile Ki Qeemat (updated 23 October 2026). Prices can change at any time, so this article is only an informative review, not a final offer of any shop.