The smartphone market in Pakistan is buzzing again. Prices are dropping, stocks are clearing, and if you’ve been holding off on an upgrade, this is your window.
Retailers across Pakistan — from Mega.pk to Phonebolee — have slashed prices on several popular phones as competition heats up and the rupee stabilizes. Here are five major phones that just got cheaper this October.
1. Infinix Note 40 Pro
Infinix just made one of its best mid-rangers even harder to ignore.
You’re getting a 6.78″ AMOLED display, 108MP main camera, and a 5,000mAh battery with 70W fast charging — for under 55K. It beats Samsung’s Galaxy A35 on charging and display, though Samsung still wins on updates. For anyone who wants performance and style without paying flagship money, this deal is solid.
Now PKR 55,000 (Down from 60,000)
2. ZTE Nubia V60 Design
This one’s for first-time smartphone buyers. The Nubia V60 Design packs a 6.6″ HD+ display, 50MP rear camera, and 5,000mAh battery. It runs smoothly on the Helio G85 chip and even supports 1TB expandable storage. No 5G, but at this price, you won’t care. It’s cleaner and better built than most budget phones in the 30K range.
Now PKR 32,000 (Down from 35,000)
3. Infinix Hot 50i
Infinix again. The Hot 50i delivers real value for students and casual users — 6.7″ display, 48MP dual camera, and 5,000mAh battery. It handles everyday use and light gaming easily with its Helio G81 chip.
Compared to the Realme C53, it offers more RAM and a bigger screen for roughly the same money.
Now PKR 26,000 (Down from 28,000)
4. ZTE Nubia Blade A55
For anyone who just needs a simple, reliable phone — for making calls, using WhatsApp, and watching YouTube — the Blade A55 gets the job done. It’s got a 6.52″ screen, 13MP camera, and 4,000mAh battery.
It edges out the Nokia C31 with better storage (64GB base), though Nokia remains tougher physically.
Now PKR 21,000 (Down from 22,000)
5. Nokia Feature Phones
The classics are still alive. The Nokia 105 and 225 now start at 3,500 PKR, offering massive battery life, FM radio, and that old-school durability Nokia’s known for. Perfect as a secondary phone or for parents who don’t need a smartphone.
Now from PKR 3,500 (Down from 4,100)
Prices are finally moving in the right direction. With inflation easing and brands like Infinix and ZTE pushing aggressive pricing, now’s the time to buy. Expect more cuts before year-end as Samsung’s S26 series and new 5G launches hit the market.
If you want to grab these deals, check Mega.pk, PriceOye, or Phonebolee before stocks vanish.
