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Price List of Nokia Mobile Phones in Pakistan

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Nokia C31

Rs. 34,999

Nokia 105 2022

Rs. 4,399

Nokia 106 (2018)

Rs. 5,199
Rs. 5,200
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Nokia 105 Plus

Rs. 4,199

Nokia C21

Rs. 19,999

Nokia 110 4G

Rs. 5,999

Nokia G21

Rs. 35,999
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Nokia X20

Rs. 67,999
COMING SOON

Nokia G11 Plus

Rs. 49,999
COMING SOON

Nokia X21

Rs. 49,999
COMING SOON

Nokia Style Plus

Rs. 54,999
COMING SOON

Nokia G400

Rs. 54,999
COMING SOON

Nokia 8210 4G

Rs. 11,704
COMING SOON

Nokia G300

Rs. 33,999
COMING SOON

Nokia X30

Rs. 38,572
COMING SOON

Nokia G60

Rs. 78,999
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Nokia 3310 (2017)

Rs. 8,199
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Nokia 225 4G

Rs. 6,099
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Nokia 2.4

Rs. 13,999
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Nokia G10

Rs. 19,799
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Nokia 105 4G

Rs. 4,699
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Nokia 110 (2019)

Rs. 3,999
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Nokia 5.4

Rs. 31,999
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Nokia 210

Rs. 6,099
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Nokia 6.1 plus

Rs. 28,799
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Nokia 3.1 Plus

Rs. 19,899
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Nokia 2.2

Rs. 13,899
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Nokia 2.3

Rs. 14,500
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Nokia 5.3

Rs. 27,899
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Nokia 150 (2020)

Rs. 5,599
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Nokia 5310 (2020)

Rs. 7,199
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Nokia 1.4

Rs. 15,199
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Nokia 130

Rs. 4,299
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Nokia 216

Rs. 5,800
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Nokia C1

Rs. 7,999

Summary of Latest Nokia Mobile Model in Pakistan January 2023

Top 10 Nokia Products Price
Nokia C31 Rs. 34,999
Nokia 105 2022 Rs. 4,399
Nokia 106 (2018) Rs. 5,199
Nokia 105 Plus Rs. 4,199
Nokia C21 Rs. 19,999
Nokia 110 4G Rs. 5,999
Nokia G21 Rs. 35,999
Nokia X20 Rs. 67,999
Nokia G11 Plus Rs. 49,999
Nokia X21 Rs. 49,999

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Nokia C31
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Nokia remained a household name for much of 1995-2005 decade in Pakistan as well as all over the world with revolutionary phones like the ultra-durable 3310, phone plus pocket computer Communicator series, and the all-around powerful N series, but they lost their way when Android came around. Nokia stuck to their aging Symbian OS, while every other brand moved to Google’s new mobile operating system. The Finnish company burst into the competitive smartphone market too late with Windows Phone.

Today it still struggles to compete with the high-end Android smartphones and the iPhone, but Nokia has carved an interesting niche for itself at the low and mid-end of the market. Nokia makes some of the best entry-level smartphones, giving you the greatest bang for your buck while ensuring you always get that famous Nokia-level quality in hardware. Windows Phone is still a great mobile platform for basic use. I would actually recommend you to give Nokia’s low-end phones a try if you have a limited budget.