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OnePlus Mobile Price in Pakistan Under 100,000: What You Can Still Buy

Searching for a OnePlus mobile under 100,000 in Pakistan? Here is the honest answer first: OnePlus has no official store in Pakistan, and PriceOye lists every OnePlus phone as discontinued. Units on sale are grey imports or used. So Compare Price covers two routes: buying a used OnePlus safely, or picking a new phone with warranty that gives OnePlus fans what they want, which is gaming and performance. See also Mobile phones price.

Buying a Used or Refurbished OnePlus Phone

Used OnePlus phones are sought after for fast charging and smooth OxygenOS, but many are US carrier units (T-Mobile) or lack PTA approval. Used prices depend on condition and PTA status, so compare at least three offers.

Display line issue: Some OnePlus models develop a green line on the screen. Inspect it on a plain background.
Charger: The fast-charging speed needs the original OnePlus charger and cable.
Carrier variant: T-Mobile models can be locked and get updates late.

Best New Alternatives to OnePlus Under 100,000

If you would rather buy new with warranty, these are the strongest picks under Rs. 100,000, with the focus on gaming and performance.

Mobile Phones Price List	Price in Pakistan (PKR)
Itel A50C Special Edition	Rs. 21,995
ZTE Nubia A36	Rs. 28,499
Itel A100	Rs. 33,495
ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G	Rs. 55,499
Honor X8d	Rs. 78,999
Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro	Rs. 91,499
Tecno Pova Curve 2 5G	Rs. 99,999

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.

Which Phone Handles Games Best Instead of OnePlus

For PUBG, Free Fire and heavy multitasking users, the Itel A50C Special Edition at Rs. 21,995 is our pick: packing a 4000mAh battery, 64GB RAM and 6.6-inch screen. We chose these because we favoured phones with more RAM and stronger chipsets, because those stay smooth longer. The Itel A50C Special Edition leaves about Rs. 78,005 spare. You could put it towards a higher-storage variant, a 10,000mAh power bank for load-shedding, or wireless earbuds.

Resale Value

A phone’s real cost is the purchase price minus what you get when you sell it. Popular models with official warranty sell faster in the used market. Lesser-known brands may be cheaper at first but lose value quickly.

Buying for Parents or Children

Buying for parents? A large screen, loud speakers and a simple launcher matter more than benchmark scores. For children, a durable phone with parental controls and a decent battery is enough. In both cases, a case and a screen protector are worth adding on day one.