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How We Price

Where the prices on this site come from, how often they change and what they do not include.

What the price on a phone page means

The price shown is a reference for a specific memory variant in Pakistani rupees. It is not a shop quotation and it is not a guarantee that a seller has stock at that figure.

Where price references come from

We collect references from the official brand store where one exists and from large Pakistani online retailers. Prices from a single seller are never shown as the market rate. Odd figures that do not fit the variant, such as a price far above or below the others, are left out until checked.

PTA and Non-PTA prices

PTA tax depends on the handset value and is applied per phone, so a PTA-approved handset costs more than the same model sold without approval. Our PTA tax calculator shows the tax estimate. Duty rates change, so confirm the current amount with PTA or your seller before paying.

What we do not claim

We do not claim that every price was checked in person at a physical market. Hafeez Centre and other markets often differ from online retail, so ask the seller for a written, final price including PTA status and warranty before you buy.

How often prices are checked

Popular phones are rechecked more often than older models. Every page shows a price-checked date, and older models that are no longer sold in volume are marked so they do not mislead. Report a wrong price at info@mobilepricepakistan.online. Read how we write pages in our Editorial Policy.

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