Ufone 4G Blaze in Pakistan: Rs 5,500 Device, Bundles From Rs 2,499, Code *3045# and the Charji Swap

The Ufone 4G Blaze costs Rs 5,500 one time, and its monthly bundles are Rs 2,499 for 120 GB, Rs 2,749 for 200 GB and Rs 2,999 for 300 GB, with half of each bundle valid from 1 am to 1 pm. Dial *3045# from your Ufone "Master Number" to buy a bundle, check usage or find the device's own number.

Blaze is Ufone's pocket Wi-Fi device, which Ufone also calls MBB, short for mobile broadband. It runs on a battery and shares a 4G connection with up to 8 phones, laptops or TVs. It is also what PTCL offers old Charji users, since Charji was shut down. We read Ufone's Blaze page and PTCL's Charji closure page on 5 November 2026.

Blaze costs Rs 5,500 and connects 8 devices

Ufone sells the Blaze for Rs 5,500, a one-time charge, at Ufone 4G service centres, retailers and joint shops. It connects up to 8 Wi-Fi devices, has a 2,300 mAh battery for up to 8 hours of use, and works on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only.

• Battery: 2,300 mAh, up to 8 hours of constant use, Ufone says.
• Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz band, 802.11 b/g/n. Phones and TVs that need 5 GHz will not see it.
• Coverage: works across Ufone's 4G and 3G areas in Pakistan.
• Billing: prepaid only.
• In the box: the device, battery, micro-USB cable, wall charger, manual, warranty card and a Ufone micro SIM.

Ufone says there is no return policy. Check that the device works before you leave the shop. The 1 year warranty covers faults after that.

Blaze bundles from Rs 2,499 a month, and cheaper long plans

Ufone's monthly Blaze bundles cost Rs 2,499, Rs 2,749 and Rs 2,999 for 120 GB, 200 GB and 300 GB. Half of each is for 1 am to 1 pm. Longer plans bring the monthly cost down to Rs 2,000 for 3 months and Rs 2,000 for 12 months.

The per-month figures are our arithmetic: Rs 6,000 over 3 months is Rs 2,000 a month, Rs 13,000 over 6 is about Rs 2,167, and Rs 24,000 over 12 is Rs 2,000.

Two offers are cheaper still. New buyers can take a 120 GB bundle for Rs 1,000 within 90 days of buying the device, with 60 GB of it for 1 am to 9 am. A device left unused for more than 60 days can be reactivated with 60 GB for Rs 1,200.

Use *3045# from your Master Number

The Blaze is not a phone, so codes are dialled from another number. When you buy it, Ufone records a second phone number called the Master Number. If that number is on Ufone, dial *3045# from it to buy bundles, check usage or see the Blaze number.

1. Dial *3045# from your registered Ufone Master Number.
2. Pick buy a bundle, check usage, or "What is my MBB Number".
3. To buy, make sure the Blaze number has enough balance first.
4. Choose the bundle and confirm.
5. Wait for the SMS on your Master Number.

If your Master Number is on another network, ask a Ufone service centre, franchise or retailer to load the bundle on the Blaze SIM's number. Ufone also says you can subscribe through UPaisa, Easypaisa or JazzCash apps. The Blaze SIM number is printed on a label on top of the box.

Loading money is not the same as buying a bundle. Ufone says a plain recharge sits as balance, and the internet will not work until a bundle is bought. When the data runs out, the internet stops until you subscribe again. Re-subscribing within 30 days carries the unused data forward, Ufone says.

Old Charji users can swap for a Blaze

PTCL ended Charji services from 31 October 2024 in every part of Pakistan except AJK. PTCL asks Charji users to take the old device and their CNIC to a PTCL or Ufone service centre to claim a Blaze, which it advertises at 100% discount for a limited time.

PTCL's page lists 43 districts with full closure, including Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, the Karachi districts, Peshawar, Quetta and Multan. It does not say when the free swap ends, and it says nothing about refunds of any Charji balance. Call PTCL on 1218 or email care@ptcl.net.pk before you travel to a centre. Ufone's own numbers are in our Ufone helpline guide, and if you would rather move to Zong, see the Zong MBB device packages.

PTCL home internet users have one more route. Ufone's page offers the Blaze at no upfront cost, at Rs 600 a month for 7 months, with a Rs 1,499 monthly package for 120 GB added to the PTCL bill. It is open to residential PTCL internet users on 2 Mbps or more, connected for at least 3 months with no unpaid bill. Ufone says it is not valid in Peshawar, Quetta, Bannu, DI Khan or Nowshera. Our PTCL bill check guide shows how to confirm you have nothing pending.

Fix a forgotten password and read the lights

If you changed the Wi-Fi password and forgot it, press a pin into the small hole next to the SIM tray for 10 seconds with the device on. It returns to factory settings and the password on the back label works again.

The label on the back also shows the Wi-Fi name, which starts with "Ufone", the Wi-Fi key and the settings address, 192.168.1.1, with its portal password. Open that address in a browser while connected to change the name or password.

For warranty repairs, Ufone lists ZTE service points in 13 cities, including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Faisalabad, Multan and Quetta. Where there is none, Ufone says you can post the device free from a Pakistan Post office using code 281119. Water and drop damage is not covered. To compare Blaze with Zong and Jazz devices, see our 4G device packages comparison.

Common questions

What is the price of Ufone Blaze in Pakistan?

Ufone lists the 4G Blaze at Rs 5,500, a one-time charge, at its 4G service centres and retailers.

What is the Ufone Blaze code?

Dial *3045# from your registered Ufone Master Number to buy bundles, check usage or find your Blaze number.

How do I check my Ufone Blaze number?

Use the "What is my MBB Number" option in *3045# from your Master Number, or read the label on top of the device box.

Can I put my normal Ufone SIM in the Blaze?

No. Ufone says a regular Ufone SIM cannot be used in the Blaze for data.

Is Charji still working?

PTCL says Charji services ended from 31 October 2024 everywhere except AJK. Users can swap the old device for a Blaze at a PTCL or Ufone service centre.

How long is the Ufone Blaze warranty?

One year from sale for the device and 6 months for the battery. Chargers and cables are not covered.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read Ufone's Blaze page at ufone.com and PTCL's Charji closure page at ptcl.com.pk on 5 November 2026. We did not buy a device or a bundle. Ufone gives the new sale bundle's off-peak hours as 1 am to 9 am, unlike the 1 am to 1 pm on its other bundles; we show it as printed. PTCL's page has no date and does not say when the free swap ends.