Some phones arrive with quiet confidence. Others arrive like they have a point to prove. The OnePlus 13 is unambiguously the second kind and everything about it, from the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset sitting at its core to the Hasselblad-tuned triple camera on its back, communicates the same message: this is what a flagship should…
For Pakistani buyers who have been waiting for a Samsung 5G phone that does not require spending above Rs. 100,000, the A26 5G answers that question directly. It is not the most aggressive specification sheet in this segment — Infinix and Tecno offer more raw megapixels and larger batteries at lower prices. What the A26…
Pakistan’s content creation economy has exploded in a way that nobody predicted five years ago. There are currently over 150,000 active Pakistani YouTube channels monetized through AdSense. TikTok Pakistan generates billions of views monthly. Instagram reels from Pakistani creators are reaching audiences across South Asia and the Middle East. And behind every one of those…
Mobile gaming in Pakistan has crossed a threshold that nobody predicted three years ago. PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Call of Duty Mobile, and Genshin Impact are no longer casual time-pass activities for a small segment of buyers — they are a genuine daily priority for millions of Pakistani users who are actively making smartphone buying…
Some buying decisions are straightforward. You look at two phones, one is clearly better in every way that matters to you, and you move on. This is not one of those decisions. The Vivo Y500s and the Infinix Hot 60i 8GB sit at very different price points — Rs. 73,999 versus Rs. 49,999 — but…
Two phones. Two very different philosophies. One decision. The Infinix Note 50x and the Realme C100x are both fighting for the attention of Pakistani buyers in the Rs. 44,999 to Rs. 53,999 price range — and both of them make genuinely compelling arguments for why they deserve your money. The Note 50x arrives with a…
Choosing a smartphone in Pakistan’s Rs. 50,000 range has never been more difficult and that is genuinely a good problem to have. Two years ago, this budget got you a basic 4G device with a mediocre camera and a battery that barely lasted a day. In 2026, the same Rs. 50,000 buys you 5G connectivity,…
Every few months, a phone arrives in Pakistan that genuinely shifts what buyers expect from a particular price point. The Infinix Note 50x is that phone for the Rs. 53,999 segment in 2026. It does not arrive with one standout feature surrounded by compromise it arrives with a genuinely deep specification list that covers display…
The Vivo Y500s is expected to be officially priced in Pakistan as follows: Rs. 73,999 — Pakistani Rupees (8GB RAM / 128GB or 256GB Storage) Color options are yet to be officially confirmed. The phone supports Nano-SIM and Nano-SIM dual configuration with 4G LTE as the highest network standard. No microSD card expansion is available…
The Tecno Spark 50 Pro is expected to be officially priced in Pakistan as follows: Rs. 64,999 — Pakistani Rupees (8GB RAM / 256GB Storage) The configuration offers 8GB RAM with 256GB internal storage alongside a dedicated microSDXC card slot for further expansion. Color options are yet to be officially confirmed. Network support covers 5G…
