Islamabad – By Special Reporter: Pakistani consumers are set to pay more for new smartphones after several leading mobile phone brands, including Infinix, TECNO, realme and vivo, officially revised their retail prices with effect from August 1, 2026.
Among all brands, Infinix announced the biggest increase, with prices of several models rising by Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 20,000, representing increases of approximately 4% to nearly 15%.
According to the latest official price list, the Smart 20 (4GB/64GB) increased from Rs. 33,999 to Rs. 36,999, while the Smart 20 (4GB/128GB) rose from Rs. 37,999 to Rs. 41,999.
Similarly, the Hot 60i (6GB/128GB) increased from Rs. 54,999 to Rs. 58,999, and the Hot 60i (8GB/256GB) from Rs. 57,999 to Rs. 61,999. The Hot 60 Pro jumped by Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 77,999, while the Hot 60 Pro Plus also rose by Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 84,999.
Among premium models, the Note 60 (5G) is now priced at Rs. 104,999, the Note 60 Pro (5G) at Rs. 120,999, while the flagship GT 50 Pro recorded the highest increase of Rs. 20,000, reaching Rs. 179,999.
The latest market notifications show that the price revision is not limited to Infinix.
TECNO has also increased prices of several Spark and Camon series smartphones by Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 10,000. The Spark Go 3 now starts at Rs. 37,000, while the Spark 40 Pro and Spark 40 Pro+ have each become Rs. 10,000 more expensive. The Camon 50 and Camon 50 Pro also recorded increases of Rs. 5,000.
realme Pakistan has revised prices of several entry-level devices by Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 5,000. The realme Note 60x, Note 70, C71, C75x and C85 have all received official price increases effective August 1.
Meanwhile, vivo Pakistan has issued an updated nationwide price list introducing the vivo X300 FE alongside revised prices for its existing lineup. The company also confirmed that the Y11D (6GB+128GB) retail price has increased from Rs. 60,999 to Rs. 63,999, while the updated price list covers models from the Y, V, X300 and Fold series.
The simultaneous increase across multiple smartphone brands suggests a broader upward adjustment in Pakistan’s smartphone market. Consumers planning to purchase a new handset are advised to verify the latest official retail prices before making a buying decision, as the revised prices are now effective nationwide.
