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

Searching for a Sony mobile under 100,000 in Pakistan? Here is the honest answer first: Sony Xperia phones have no official sales channel in Pakistan, and PriceOye lists every Xperia as discontinued. So Compare Price covers two routes: buying a used Sony safely, or picking a new phone with warranty that gives Sony fans what they want, which is photography. See also Mobile phones price.

Buying a Used or Refurbished Sony Phone

Xperia phones that turn up locally are usually imported, often Japanese carrier versions (Docomo, au or SoftBank) that may be SIM-locked or lack local network bands. Used prices depend on condition and PTA status, so compare at least three offers.

Network bands: Check 4G works on Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone.
Carrier lock: Japanese carrier models can be SIM-locked. Insert your SIM and make a call before you pay.
PTA tax: Non-PTA Xperias need tax paid to work long term, and the tax can be more than the phone price difference.

Best New Alternatives to Sony Under 100,000

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

Mobile Phones Price List	Price in Pakistan (PKR)
ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G	Rs. 55,499
Honor X8d	Rs. 78,999
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro	Rs. 87,999
Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro	Rs. 91,499
Motorola Moto G77 5G	Rs. 91,999
Tecno Pova Curve 2 5G	Rs. 99,999
Nothing CMF Phone 2 Pro	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 Takes the Best Photos Instead of Sony

For people who post photos and videos every day, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro at Rs. 91,499 is our pick: with a 6.67-inch screen, 200MP main camera and 6500mAh battery. If you want to spend less, the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G costs Rs. 55,499. We chose these because camera hardware matters more than anything else here, so we ranked phones by their main sensor and processing first. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro leaves about Rs. 8,501 spare. That covers a good case, a screen protector and decent wired or budget wireless earbuds.

Why PTA Approval Matters

Every phone in Pakistan must be registered with PTA to work on local SIMs. Phones sold by official retailers are already approved, which is why their prices look higher than some online deals. A non-PTA phone works for a short grace period and is then blocked, and paying the tax yourself often costs more than the price difference. Dial *#06# and check the IMEI on the DIRBS website before you pay.

Buying Online vs In a Shop

Buying from a known retailer protects you if the phone turns out to be faulty. Avoid deals that ask for full payment by bank transfer to an individual. Cash on delivery and official warranty cards are the safest options for most buyers.