Posted by Realme has quickly become one of Pakistan’s go-to brands for phones that deliver flagship-level specs at mid-range prices. Owned by BBK Electronics (the same parent as Oppo and Vivo), Realme focuses on aggressive pricing, fast charging, and strong cameras.
This page lists every Realme mobile price in Pakistan currently available plus a guide to other budget phone brands (itel, Nokia, QMobile) for buyers under Rs 20,000.
Realme at a Glance
| Series | Range | Price (Rs) | Best For |
| Realme Number (Mid/Upper) | Realme 13 – 13 Pro+ | Rs 49,999 – 79,999 | Camera quality, mid-range premium |
| Realme C (Budget) | C67 – C53 | Rs 24,999 – 37,999 | Budget daily use, big battery, value |
| Realme Narzo (Value Perf.) | Narzo 70 – 70 Pro | Rs 39,999 – 59,999 | Performance-focused, online exclusive |
| Realme GT (Flagship) | GT 6 | Rs 119,999 | Flagship killer, top specs |
Realme’s position: Realme sits between Xiaomi and Oppo in terms of pricing. It’s more aggressive on specs than Oppo, but less established than Xiaomi. The C series is where Realme dominates Pakistan competing directly with Infinix Hot, Tecno Spark, and Redmi budget phones.
Realme Number Series (Mid-Range)
The Number series (Realme 13, 13 Pro, etc.) is Realme’s mid-range star. These phones offer AMOLED displays, strong cameras, and fast charging at prices that undercut Samsung’s A series and compete head-to-head with Redmi Note.
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| Realme 13 Pro+ | 6.7″ AMOLED, 120Hz | 50MP OIS + 8MP + 2MP | 5,200 mAh | 8/256 GB | Rs 79,999 |
| Realme 13 Pro | 6.7″ AMOLED, 120Hz | 50MP + 8MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 8/256 GB | Rs 69,999 |
| Realme 13 | 6.7″ AMOLED, 120Hz | 108MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 8/128 GB | Rs 49,999 |
Best pick: Realme 13 at Rs 49,999 108MP camera, 120Hz AMOLED, 8 GB RAM, and 67W fast charging. At this price, it directly rivals the Redmi Note 14 and Oppo Reno 12 F. The Pro+ adds OIS and 256 GB if you want the best Realme camera under 80k.
Realme C Series (Budget)
The C series is Realme’s highest-volume lineup in Pakistan budget phones that punch above their weight with high-resolution cameras, large batteries, and solid build quality.
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| Realme C67 | 6.7″ IPS, 90Hz | 108MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 6/128 GB | Rs 37,999 |
| Realme C55 | 6.7″ IPS, 90Hz | 64MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 6/128 GB | Rs 34,999 |
| Realme C53 | 6.7″ IPS, 90Hz | 50MP + 0.3MP | 5,000 mAh | 4/64 GB | Rs 24,999 |
Best pick: Realme C67 at Rs 37,999 a 108MP camera on a budget phone is rare. 128 GB storage and 6 GB RAM round out a strong package. The C53 at Rs 24,999 is the entry option but 64 GB storage feels tight in 2026.
How does the C series compare against Infinix Hot, Tecno Spark, and Redmi at this price? See our best mobile under Rs 30,000 guide for a ranked cross-brand comparison.
Realme Narzo Series (Value Performance)
The Narzo series is Realme’s answer to POCO performance-first phones sold primarily online at aggressive prices. Faster processors and more RAM than the C series, but availability in physical shops can be limited.
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| Realme Narzo 70 Pro | 6.7″ AMOLED, 120Hz | 50MP OIS + 8MP | 5,000 mAh | 8/256 GB | Rs 59,999 |
| Realme Narzo 70 | 6.7″ AMOLED, 120Hz | 50MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 6/128 GB | Rs 39,999 |
Best pick: Narzo 70 at Rs 39,999 AMOLED, 120Hz, 50MP camera at under 40k. It competes directly with the POCO M6 Pro and Infinix Note 50 at the same price point.
Realme GT Series (Flagship)
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| Realme GT 6 | 6.7″ AMOLED, 120Hz | 50MP OIS + 8MP + 2MP | 5,500 mAh | 12/256 GB | Rs 119,999 |
The GT 6 is Realme’s flagship killer Snapdragon 8-series processor, 12 GB RAM, OIS camera, and 5,500 mAh battery. It undercuts Samsung’s Galaxy S24 FE and competes with Xiaomi 15 at a lower price. Limited availability in Pakistan mostly online.
Which Realme Should You Buy?
| Budget | Best Realme | Why |
| Under Rs 25,000 | Realme C53 | Entry Realme, 50MP camera, 5,000 mAh |
| Rs 25,000 – 38,000 | Realme C67 | 108MP camera on a budget — best C series value |
| Rs 38,000 – 50,000 | Realme Narzo 70 or Realme 13 | AMOLED + 120Hz entry; Narzo for performance, 13 for camera |
| Rs 50,000 – 70,000 | Realme 13 Pro | Strong all-rounder, 256 GB, fast charging |
| Rs 70,000 – 80,000 | Realme 13 Pro+ | Best Realme camera — OIS, 120Hz, 5,200 mAh |
| Rs 100,000+ | Realme GT 6 | Flagship specs at mid-range price, Snapdragon 8 |
Realme competes most directly with Infinix, Tecno, and POCO at every price point. For the full Infinix and Tecno lineup, see our Infinix & Tecno prices Pakistan page.
Budget Phones in Pakistan Beyond Realme
If your budget is under Rs 20,000 or you need the most basic smartphone possible, Realme’s C series starts at Rs 24,999 which may be too high. Here are the other brands that cover the ultra-budget segment in Pakistan:
itel
itel (also owned by Transsion, like Infinix and Tecno) is Pakistan’s cheapest smartphone brand. Build quality is basic, cameras are entry-level, but prices are the lowest in the market.
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| itel S24 | 6.6″ IPS, 90Hz | 50MP + AI | 5,000 mAh | 4/128 GB | Rs 24,999 |
| itel P55 | 6.6″ IPS, 60Hz | 8MP + AI | 5,000 mAh | 4/64 GB | Rs 17,999 |
| itel A70 | 6.6″ IPS, 60Hz | 8MP + AI | 5,000 mAh | 2/64 GB | Rs 13,999 |
Nokia
Nokia (now by HMD Global) focuses on clean Android software, build durability, and brand trust. Specs are lower than Chinese brands at the same price, but you get near-stock Android and reliable build.
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| Nokia G42 5G | 6.6″ IPS, 90Hz | 50MP + 2MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 4/128 GB | Rs 39,999 |
| Nokia C32 | 6.5″ IPS, 60Hz | 50MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 4/64 GB | Rs 21,999 |
| Nokia C22 | 6.5″ IPS, 60Hz | 13MP + 2MP | 5,000 mAh | 2/64 GB | Rs 16,999 |
QMobile & Dcode (Local Brands)
QMobile and Dcode are Pakistani brands that offer ultra-budget smartphones. Build quality and camera performance are basic, but they’re the cheapest smartphones you can buy locally with PTA approval and local warranty.
| Model | Display | Camera | Battery | RAM/Storage | Price (Rs) |
| QMobile Bolt T50 | 6.5″ IPS, 60Hz | 13MP + AI | 5,000 mAh | 2/32 GB | Rs 12,999 |
| Dcode Cygnal 4 | 6.6″ IPS, 60Hz | 8MP + AI | 5,000 mAh | 3/64 GB | Rs 14,999 |
Ultra-Budget Comparison Best Phone Under Rs 20,000
| Budget | Best Pick | Why | Runner-Up |
| Under Rs 13,000 | QMobile Bolt T50 | Cheapest PTA-approved smartphone | Dcode Cygnal 4 |
| Rs 13,000 – 15,000 | itel A70 | Biggest display at lowest price | Dcode Cygnal 4 |
| Rs 15,000 – 18,000 | itel P55 | 5,000 mAh, 64 GB, under 18k | Nokia C22 |
| Rs 18,000 – 22,000 | Nokia C32 | 50MP camera, clean Android, durable | itel S24 |
Bottom line: Under Rs 20,000, you get basic smartphones that handle WhatsApp, calls, and light browsing. For anything more demanding (social media, gaming, camera), stretch to the Rs 25–30k range where Realme C, Infinix Hot, and Redmi 14C offer dramatically better experiences.
Where to Buy Realme & Budget Phones in Pakistan
- Realme: Daraz (Realme Official Store), authorized retailers, and select mobile markets. The Narzo series is primarily online-only.
- itel: Widely available in local mobile shops across Pakistan. Also on Daraz. Transsion’s Carlcare centres handle warranty.
- Nokia: Select retailers and Daraz. Less widely available than Chinese brands but found in most major cities.
- QMobile / Dcode: Extensively available in local mobile markets. The most accessible budget option in smaller cities and towns.
Always verify PTA status (IMEI to 8484) before buying from any local market especially for ultra-budget phones where grey-market imports are common.
Buying an imported phone? Check the exact duty amount before purchasing with our PTA tax calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is Realme better than Infinix and Tecno?
At the same price, specs are very similar. Realme has slightly better camera processing (inherited from Oppo), faster charging, and longer software updates. Infinix offers bigger displays and RAM. Tecno has better selfie cameras. For most buyers under Rs 40,000, any of the three is a solid choice.
Q: What’s the relationship between Realme and Oppo?
Realme started as an Oppo sub-brand in 2018 and is now an independent brand under BBK Electronics (same parent as Oppo, Vivo, and OnePlus). They share some R&D and manufacturing, but Realme targets younger, more price-conscious buyers.
More Guide
For the full Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi lineup, see our Xiaomi, Vivo & Oppo prices Pakistan page.
Q: Is Realme C67 worth buying over Infinix Hot 50?
The C67’s 108MP camera is its standout advantage it captures more detail than the Hot 50’s 48MP. However, the Hot 50 has 8 GB RAM vs the C67’s 6 GB and a 120Hz display vs the C67’s 90Hz. Pick the C67 for camera, the Hot 50 for smoothness and multitasking.
Q: Are budget phones under Rs 15,000 worth buying?
For basic use (calls, WhatsApp, light browsing), yes. Don’t expect good cameras, fast performance, or long software support. These phones last 1–2 years before feeling sluggish. If you can stretch to Rs 25–30k, the jump in quality is significant.
Q: How long do Realme phones last?
Mid-range Realme phones (13 series, Narzo) last 3–4 years with 2–3 years of software updates. Budget C series phones last 2–3 years. Battery health remains strong thanks to large 5,000 mAh cells and efficient charging.
Q: Where can I compare all phone brands side by side?
Our new mobile prices Pakistan page ists every recently launched phone from Samsung, Xiaomi, Infinix, Tecno, Vivo, Oppo, Realme, itel, and Apple with specs and current prices.
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