Ufone Nothing Phone Price List in Pakistan: 9 Models With Discounts and 100 GB Free
Ufone sells 9 Nothing and CMF phones at 7% to 10% off, from Rs 89,910, with 100 GB of free data and a free eSIM. Every price with pictures, delivery and payment

Ufone sells 9 Nothing and CMF phones at a discount of about 7% to 10%, from Rs 89,910 for the CMF Phone 2 Pro to Rs 306,807 for the Nothing Phone 3. Each comes with 100 GB of free data over 6 months and a free eSIM. You can order online for home delivery, or buy at PTCL and Ufone joint shops in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi.
We read Ufone's Nothing Devices page on 8 November 2026. We did not order a phone. Below is every model with its normal and Ufone price, a photo of each from Ufone's page, the payment and delivery rules, and what to check before you book.

Ufone Nothing phone prices start at Rs 89,910
Ufone lists 9 Nothing and CMF models. The cheapest is the CMF Phone 2 Pro at Rs 89,910, down from Rs 99,900. The dearest is the Nothing Phone 3 at Rs 306,807, down from Rs 329,900. Most models are about 7% off.
| Model | Normal price | Ufone price | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| CMF Phone 2 Pro | Rs 99,900 | Rs 89,910 | Rs 9,990 |
| Nothing Phone 3A Lite | Rs 109,999 | Rs 98,999 | Rs 11,000 |
| Nothing Phone 2A | Rs 144,900 | Rs 134,757 | Rs 10,143 |
| Nothing Phone 3A | Rs 149,900 | Rs 139,407 | Rs 10,493 |
| Nothing Phone 4A, 8 GB | Rs 179,999 | Rs 167,399 | Rs 12,600 |
| Nothing Phone 3A Pro | Rs 179,900 | Rs 167,307 | Rs 12,593 |
| Nothing Phone 4A, 16 GB | Rs 214,999 | Rs 199,949 | Rs 15,050 |
| Nothing Phone 4A Pro | Rs 244,999 | Rs 227,849 | Rs 17,150 |
| Nothing Phone 3 | Rs 329,900 | Rs 306,807 | Rs 23,093 |
The savings are our sums from Ufone's two prices. Ufone's page does not say how long the discount lasts. For the phones' specifications and prices elsewhere, see our Nothing phone price list for Pakistan.

Every Nothing phone on Ufone, with its picture
Here is each model in Ufone's list, cheapest first, with the photo from Ufone's own page. The two CMF and Nothing budget phones stay under Rs 100,000. The Phone 3 is the only one above Rs 250,000.
CMF Phone 2 Pro

Rs 89,910 at Ufone, down from Rs 99,900. The cheapest phone in the offer, and a 10% saving.
Nothing Phone 3A Lite

Rs 98,999, down from Rs 109,999. The biggest saving among the budget models, at Rs 11,000.
Nothing Phone 2A

Rs 134,757, down from Rs 144,900. It is an older model, and the newer Phone 3A costs only Rs 4,650 more at Ufone.
Nothing Phone 3A

Rs 139,407, down from Rs 149,900. For most buyers this is a better pick than the 2A at nearly the same price.
Nothing Phone 4A

Rs 167,399 for 8 GB of memory and Rs 199,949 for 16 GB. The 16 GB version costs Rs 32,550 more.
Nothing Phone 3A Pro

Rs 167,307, down from Rs 179,900. It costs almost the same as the 8 GB Phone 4A, only Rs 92 less.
Nothing Phone 4A Pro

Rs 227,849, down from Rs 244,999, a saving of Rs 17,150.
Nothing Phone 3

Rs 306,807, down from Rs 329,900. The largest cash saving in the offer, at Rs 23,093.
What else comes with a Ufone Nothing phone
Ufone adds 100 GB of data valid for 6 months, a free eSIM, and a lucky draw for an adapter or earbuds. Warranty claims go to Nothing customer care centres across Pakistan. Ufone's page does not say whether the 100 GB is a total or a monthly amount.
- Data: "100GB data for 6 Months" on the page, and "Free 100 GB Data, data validity 6 months" on the banner. We read this as 100 GB in total.
- eSIM: free. Normally Ufone charges Rs 1,500, as in Ufone's eSIM guide.
- Lucky draw: a chance to win an adapter or earbuds.
- Warranty: at Nothing customer care centres nationwide.
If you plan to use 5G, check that Ufone 5G is live in your city first, using Ufone's 5G phone check.
How to buy a Nothing phone from Ufone in 5 steps
Book on Ufone's Nothing Devices page for home delivery, or walk into a PTCL and Ufone joint shop in Islamabad, Lahore or Karachi. Cash on delivery works only in those 3 cities. Other cities pay by bank transfer before delivery.
- Open Ufone's Nothing Devices page and choose Book Now under your model.
- Fill in the booking form with your own details.
- Pick payment: cash on delivery in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, or bank transfer in other cities.
- At a joint shop you can also pay by card or buy now pay later.
- When the phone arrives, check the IMEI before you accept it, as in checking an IMEI in Pakistan.
| Where you live | How you can pay |
|---|---|
| Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad | Cash on delivery, or cash, card, bank transfer or buy now pay later at a joint shop |
| Any other city | Bank transfer, then delivery |
For a bank transfer, send money only to the account Ufone gives you through its own website or a Ufone agent you can verify on 333. Ufone's franchise and service centres are listed in Ufone's franchise and service centre list.
Common questions about Ufone Nothing phones
What is the Nothing Phone 3 price at Ufone?
Rs 306,807, down from Rs 329,900, on Ufone's page.
Which is the cheapest Nothing phone at Ufone?
The CMF Phone 2 Pro at Rs 89,910. The cheapest Nothing branded phone is the Phone 3A Lite at Rs 98,999.
How much free data comes with a Ufone Nothing phone?
100 GB valid for 6 months, by Ufone's page. It does not say if that is per month.
Does Ufone deliver Nothing phones outside Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad?
Yes. Ufone delivers across Pakistan, but other cities must pay by bank transfer.
Where do I claim warranty on a Ufone Nothing phone?
At Nothing customer care centres across Pakistan, Ufone says.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 8 November 2026. Prices, benefits, payment and delivery rules come from Ufone's Nothing Devices page, and the photos are Ufone's. The savings and gaps are our sums. We did not book a phone, so we have not seen the booking form or the final bill.
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.




