Cheapest Phone in Pakistan From Each Brand: Official Prices From Rs 20,999
The cheapest phones on brands' own Pakistan sites: realme Note 60x Rs 20,999, ZTE Blade A35e Rs 25,999, vivo Y05 Rs 44,999, Samsung A07 Rs 45,999. Full list.
The cheapest new phone on any brand's own Pakistan website in November 2026 is the realme Note 60x at Rs 20,999. Next come the ZTE Blade A35e at Rs 25,999, the nubia A36 at Rs 32,999, the vivo Y05 at Rs 44,999 and the Samsung Galaxy A07 at Rs 45,999. Tecno's cheapest, the SPARK Go 3, was Rs 46,999 when we last read its list on 19 October.
Shop prices for these phones can be lower, but they come with shop warranties, old stock or no PTA approval. The prices here are the brands' own, for PTA approved phones with the official warranty. We read them on 4 November 2026 unless a different date is shown.
The cheapest phone from each brand, side by side
Each row is the lowest priced phone on that brand's official Pakistan website or store. The memory column shows real RAM plus storage, not the "dynamic RAM" figure brands advertise.
| Brand | Cheapest model | RAM + storage | Official price |
|---|---|---|---|
| realme | Note 60x | Up to 64 GB storage; RAM size not printed | Rs 20,999 |
| ZTE (sold by nubia) | Blade A35e | 2 GB + 64 GB | Rs 25,999 |
| nubia | A36 | 4 GB + 64 GB | Rs 32,999 |
| vivo | Y05 | 4 GB + 64 GB | Rs 44,999 |
| Samsung | Galaxy A07 | 64 GB (RAM not on list) | Rs 45,999 |
| Tecno | SPARK Go 3 | Not recorded | Rs 46,999 (19 October) |
Xiaomi and Infinix are missing because their Pakistan sites did not show prices to us on 4 November. We will add them when we can read a price on their own pages.
The realme Note 60x is the cheapest at Rs 20,999
realme's Pakistan page lists the Note 60x at Rs 20,999. For that money you get a 6.74-inch 90 Hz screen, a 5,000 mAh battery, a Unisoc T612 chip and IP54 splash resistance, by realme's own figures. The page says up to 64 GB of storage, with a microSD slot for up to 2 TB more.
The page does not list a separate real RAM figure, only "up to 12 GB dynamic RAM". Dynamic RAM is storage used as extra memory. It is slower than real RAM, so ask the shop for the real figure on the box.
realme also lists the Note 50 from Rs 24,999 and the Note 60 from Rs 26,999 on the same site, if you can stretch a little.
Under Rs 35,000, nubia and ZTE give the most memory
The ZTE Blade A35e at Rs 25,999 has 2 GB of RAM, which is tight for WhatsApp, a browser and a banking app at the same time. The nubia A36 at Rs 32,999 doubles that to 4 GB, and the nubia A56 at Rs 35,999 adds 128 GB of storage.
Our view: 4 GB of real RAM is the sensible floor for a phone that runs banking and wallet apps. A 2 GB phone works for calls, WhatsApp and YouTube, which is enough for a first phone or an elderly parent. Setting one up safely for a parent is covered in protecting elderly parents from phone scams.
Samsung and vivo start near Rs 45,000
The two biggest brands start much higher. vivo's cheapest is the Y05 with 4 GB and 64 GB at Rs 44,999, and its 128 GB version is Rs 52,999. Samsung's cheapest is the Galaxy A07 with 64 GB at Rs 45,999 on Samsung's store.
What the extra Rs 20,000 to Rs 25,000 buys is mostly a bigger brand behind the phone, with its own service centres, and published software support. Samsung publishes how long each Galaxy gets security updates, explained in checking a Samsung phone's update end date. For a phone you plan to keep three years or more, that matters.
For a wider choice up to Rs 50,000, including models above each brand's cheapest, see the best phones under Rs 50,000 in Pakistan.
How to buy a cheap phone without getting a bad one
Low price phones attract fake units, refurbished stock sold as new, and non-PTA imports. Run these checks before paying.
- Check the price on the brand's own Pakistan site for the exact model and memory.
- Read the real RAM and storage on the box, not the dynamic RAM sticker.
- Dial *#06# and match both IMEI numbers with the box.
- Send the IMEI to 8484 to confirm the phone is PTA approved.
- Check the charger and cable are in the box, and take a stamped invoice with the IMEI.
A fake charger is a common swap in budget boxes. How to spot one is in checking for a fake phone charger.
Why official prices are higher than some shop prices
A shop selling below the brand's own price usually has one of three reasons. It is clearing old stock, it is giving its own shop warranty instead of the brand's, or the phone is not PTA approved. Old stock is fine if the box is sealed and the warranty is official. A shop warranty means repairs depend on that one shop. A non-PTA phone will stop working on Pakistani SIMs unless you register it and pay the tax.
Ask which of the three applies before you take the saving.
Common questions about the cheapest phones in Pakistan
What is the cheapest phone in Pakistan from an official brand store?
The realme Note 60x at Rs 20,999 on realme's Pakistan site, read on 4 November 2026.
What is the cheapest Samsung phone in Pakistan?
The Galaxy A07 with 64 GB at Rs 45,999 on Samsung's Pakistan store.
What is the cheapest vivo phone in Pakistan?
The vivo Y05 with 4 GB and 64 GB at Rs 44,999 on vivo's Pakistan store.
Is 2 GB RAM enough in 2026?
For calls, WhatsApp and video, yes. For banking apps, wallets and several apps open at once, 4 GB of real RAM is the safer minimum.
What is dynamic RAM?
It is part of the storage used as extra memory when real RAM fills up. It is slower than real RAM and takes space from your storage.
Why are Xiaomi and Infinix not on this list?
Their Pakistan sites did not show us prices on 4 November 2026. We only list prices read on the brand's own page.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 4 November 2026. Prices come from realme Pakistan and its Note 60x page, nubia Pakistan, vivo's Pakistan store and Samsung Pakistan, all read on 4 November 2026. The Tecno price comes from Tecno Pakistan's product list as we read it on 19 October 2026; the list did not load for us on 4 November. Prices change without notice.
About the author
Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.
