Searching for a Huawei mobile under 90,000 in Pakistan? Here is the honest answer first: Huawei phones are no longer listed with new stock by PriceOye; every Huawei model there shows as discontinued, and Daraz listings we checked were grey-market or used. So Compare Price covers two routes: buying a used Huawei safely, or picking a new phone with warranty that gives Huawei fans what they want, which is screen and media. See also Mobile phones price.
Used Huawei phones such as the P30, P40 and Nova series are still traded. Newer Huawei models do not ship with Google services, which matters for WhatsApp backups and Play Store apps. Because each used phone is different, no shop gives a price we could verify. Judge each one on its condition.
Below are new phones under Rs. 90,000, chosen for buyers who care about screen and media.
| Mobile Phones Price List | Price in Pakistan (PKR) |
|---|---|
| Itel Super S26 Ultra | Rs. 59,995 |
| Infinix Hot 60 Pro | Rs. 66,999 |
| Tecno Spark 40 Pro Plus | Rs. 72,999 |
| Honor X8d | Rs. 78,999 |
| Vivo Y500 | Rs. 82,499 |
| Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro | Rs. 87,999 |
| Samsung Galaxy A17 5G | Rs. 89,995 |
Prices were checked on PriceOye for new, PTA-approved phones in the base storage variant. They change often with the exchange rate, taxes and stock, so confirm the price, variant and warranty with the seller before you buy.
For people who stream dramas, cricket and YouTube for hours, the Vivo Y500 at Rs. 82,499 is our pick: built around a 8GB RAM, 6.83-inch AMOLED screen and 50MP main camera. If you want to spend less, the Itel Super S26 Ultra costs Rs. 59,995. We chose these because we ranked phones by screen quality first, preferring AMOLED panels and larger displays. The Vivo Y500 leaves about Rs. 7,501 spare. That covers a good case, a screen protector and decent wired or budget wireless earbuds.
Most phone cameras look fine in daylight. Night shots, moving children and indoor lighting show the real differences. Look for optical image stabilisation (OIS) on the main camera, and check whether the phone can record steady 4K video if you film a lot.
Online stores often match or beat shop prices and deliver to most cities. Record a video while you unbox the phone, check that the IMEI on the box matches the phone, and keep the invoice for warranty claims. In a physical shop, you can test the phone before you pay, which is worth a lot for first-time buyers.
No new Huawei phone is sold with a verifiable price right now. Used phones vary by condition, so compare offers and check PTA status.
We could not find a retailer selling a new, PTA-approved Huawei phone at a verifiable price. Most stock is grey or used.
The Vivo Y500 at Rs. 82,499, especially if you care about screen and media.
Yes, from well-known retailers. Record the unboxing, check the IMEI and keep the invoice.
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