Infinix Charger Price in Pakistan: Original 33W Rs 2,400, 45W Rs 2,900, Tecno 33W and Cables
Original Infinix charger prices on XPark, Infinix's own store in Pakistan: 33W Rs 2,400, 45W Rs 2,900, Tecno 33W Rs 2,400 and USB-C cables from Rs 899.

An original Infinix 33W fast charger costs Rs 2,400 on XPark, Infinix's own online store in Pakistan, on 10 November 2026. The Infinix 45W charger is Rs 2,900 and the Tecno 33W charger is Rs 2,400. Original Infinix USB-C cables cost Rs 899 to Rs 1,049. All six are below with XPark's own pictures.
We read each price on XPark's product pages on 10 November 2026. Infinix's Pakistan website links to XPark from its main menu, so we treat it as the brand's own store. Market shops sell many copies at lower prices. We did not test charging speed ourselves.
Infinix and Tecno charger prices compared
| Item | Type | XPark price |
|---|---|---|
| Infinix Original Fast Charger 33W | Wall charger | Rs 2,400 |
| Infinix Original Fast Charger 45W | Wall charger | Rs 2,900 |
| Tecno Original Fast Charger 33W | Wall charger | Rs 2,400 |
| Infinix XDC53 Type-C to C cable | USB-C to USB-C, 1 m | Rs 1,049 |
| Infinix XDC123 USB-C to USB-C cable | USB-C to USB-C | Rs 999 |
| Infinix XDC203A USB-A to Type-C cable | USB-A to USB-C, 1 m | Rs 899 |

The 45W charger costs only Rs 500 more than the 33W one. XPark's page data showed units in stock for all six items when we checked. The product pages do not list input, output or what is in the box, so ask before you pay whether a cable comes with the charger.
Every charger, with its picture
Infinix Original Fast Charger 33W

Rs 2,400. A white wall charger with a two-pin plug that fits Pakistani sockets. It suits the many Infinix phones sold with 33W charging. Check the watt figure printed on your phone's box or original charger before you buy.
Infinix Original Fast Charger 45W

Rs 2,900. The 45W version has "45W" printed on the body, which helps you tell it from the 33W one. Infinix lists 45W charging for phones such as the HOT 70 Pro 5G+. Pick this one if your phone supports 45W.
Tecno Original Fast Charger 33W

Rs 2,400. XPark also sells Tecno's 33W charger at the same price as Infinix's. Infinix and Tecno belong to the same group, Transsion. For Tecno phones, see our Tecno mobile price list.
Every cable, with its picture
Infinix's own pictures for two of the cables show their specs. We list only what those pictures say.
Infinix XDC53 Type-C to C Charging Cable

Rs 1,049, in white. USB-C at both ends, 1,000 mm long, made of TPE (a soft rubber-like plastic). Infinix's picture says it supports 2A, 2.4A and 3A charging, data up to 480 Mbps, and 10,000 bending tests.
Infinix XDC123 USB-C to USB-C Cable

Rs 999, in black. USB-C at both ends, with a braided look in Infinix's picture. XPark does not list its length or current rating, so ask the seller.
Infinix XDC203A USB-A to Type-C Cable

Rs 899, in white. The cheapest original cable. It has the older, wider USB-A plug at one end, for chargers and car sockets with a USB-A port. Infinix's picture says 1,000 mm, PVC, 2A to 3A charging, data up to 480 Mbps and 10,000 bending tests.
Infinix and Samsung original chargers side by side
An original Infinix charger costs far less than Samsung's. Samsung's own Pakistan store sells its 25W adapter for Rs 4,399 and its 45W adapter for Rs 9,000, without a cable.
| Charger | Official price |
|---|---|
| Infinix 33W | Rs 2,400 |
| Infinix 45W | Rs 2,900 |
| Samsung 25W (adapter only) | Rs 4,399 |
| Samsung 45W (adapter only) | Rs 9,000 |
That makes Samsung's 45W adapter Rs 6,100 dearer than Infinix's. Brands design fast charging for their own phones, so a Samsung phone may not fast charge on an Infinix charger, and the other way round. Samsung's full range is in our Samsung original charger price list.
Which charger to buy
- Infinix phone with 33W charging: the Infinix 33W at Rs 2,400.
- Infinix phone with 45W charging: the Infinix 45W at Rs 2,900.
- Tecno phone with 33W charging: the Tecno 33W at Rs 2,400.
- Spare cable for a USB-C charger: XDC53 at Rs 1,049 or XDC123 at Rs 999.
- Older USB-A charger or car socket: XDC203A at Rs 899.

Infinix phones themselves are in our Infinix mobile price list, and XPark's power banks and earbuds in our Infinix accessories list.
How to avoid a fake charger
Copies of Infinix chargers sell in markets for a few hundred rupees. A bad charger can overheat, damage the battery or start a fire. Our fake charger guide shows what to check. In short:
- Buy from XPark or an authorised Infinix shop, and keep the receipt.
- Look for the watt figure and safety marks printed clearly on the body.
- Stop using any charger that gets very hot, smells or buzzes.
- Do not leave a phone charging on a bed or pillow overnight.
Common questions about Infinix charger prices
What is the original Infinix 33W charger price in Pakistan?
Rs 2,400 on XPark, Infinix's own store, on 10 November 2026.
What is the Infinix 45W charger price in Pakistan?
Rs 2,900 on XPark.
What is the original Tecno charger price in Pakistan?
Rs 2,400 for the Tecno Original Fast Charger 33W on XPark.
How much is an original Infinix Type-C cable?
Rs 1,049 for the XDC53 USB-C to USB-C cable, Rs 999 for the XDC123 and Rs 899 for the XDC203A USB-A to USB-C cable.
Can I use the 45W Infinix charger on a 33W phone?
Chargers like these are generally built to give a phone only the power it asks for. Even so, check your phone's manual or ask Infinix support on its official channels before you rely on it.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 10 November 2026. Prices come from XPark's product pages for the Infinix 33W, Infinix 45W and Tecno 33W chargers and the XDC53, XDC123 and XDC203A cables. Samsung prices are from Samsung Pakistan's accessories page. Pictures are XPark's own. 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.




