Find expert guides on which phone to buy, detailed reviews, and easy solutions to mobile issues in Pakistan.
Our smartphones are more than just gadgets; they’re lifelines. Imagine rushing to get ready for an important presentation only to pick up your phone and see ‘0% Battery’. Panic sets in as you realize your phone isn’t charging properly. Whether you’re in Lahore, Karachi, or Islamabad, this frustrating issue is common for both Android and […]
The Honor X9c has launched in Pakistan, offering premium durability, high battery capacity, and a vibrant AMOLED display. Priced at ₨100,000 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage variant, the X9c aims to stand out in the competitive mid-to-high-end smartphone segment. Display & Build Quality The Honor X9c’s 6.78-inch AMOLED panel delivers sharp visuals with
The Vivo X90s is one of the most in-demand imported phones in Pakistan’s market, especially in the Rs. 90,000–99,000 range with PTA approval. Many viewers asked if this phone is worth buying, so here’s a clear and honest review based on hands-on experience. Build & Design Display Performance & Software Cameras Battery & Charging Other
Looking for a powerful mid-range phone with wireless charging and AI-powered features? The Infinix Note 50 and Note 50 Pro bring premium specs to Pakistan’s market at competitive prices. Here’s a complete review covering pricing, design, AI features, performance, and cameras so you can decide which one’s right for you. Pricing & Variants in Pakistan
At a price point of around Rs. 22,000–25,000, the Samsung Galaxy A06 offers a mix of features that balance value and performance. The phone provides a large display and Samsung’s trusted software ecosystem, yet there are cons, such as a 60Hz refresh rate, that may not stack up to what rivals offer in the same
Buying a non-PTA-approved phone isn’t a “flex.” It’s a pragmatic choice driven by the significant disparity between the price and performance of devices available in the local Pakistani market versus those from international channels. The primary reason people opt for non-PTA phones is simple: they want better value for their money. While officially launched Pakistani
The Infinix Hot 60 Pro is priced around Rs. 46,000 in Pakistan for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. With discounts, you might grab it for around Rs. 43,500, depending on your city and shop. But here’s the real question: Is it worth your money, or should you look elsewhere? Let’s break it down.
Let’s be honest, there are thousands of guides on how to buy a used phone, but very few actually teach you how to pick the right brand-new phone. If you’re about to spend hard-earned money on a new smartphone, don’t just grab whatever a shopkeeper suggests. A new phone is an investment. Whether you’re upgrading
The Tecno Spark 40 Pro has officially launched in Pakistan with a price of PKR 49,000 (approximately PKR 47,000 after discounts). Tecno has been focusing on stylish design and feature-packed phones for budget-conscious buyers, but is the Spark 40 Pro worth your money, or should you look elsewhere? Let’s dive in. Design & Build Quality
Have you just received a new mobile phone from abroad maybe from your brother, father, or a friend and are now wondering how long you can use it in Pakistan before registering it with the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA)? Good news: you can use your imported smartphone without PTA approval for up to two months