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Price List of Nokia Mobiles in Pakistan

Showing you 153 Nokia Mobiles Prices in Pakistan. Priceoye helps you find the lowest online Prices of all Mobiles sold in Pakistan.

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Rating Star4.98Reviews

Nokia 105 Classic (Power)

Rs3,499
Rating Star4.73Reviews

Nokia 6310 (2024)

Rs11,449
Rating Star4.924Reviews

Nokia 130 Music

Rs6,449
Rs6,500
1% OFF
Rating Star4.844Reviews

Nokia 108 (2024)

Rs4,449
Rs4,999
11% OFF
Rating Star547Reviews

Nokia 125 (2024)

Rs5,399
Rs5,999
10% OFF
Rating Star4.921Reviews

Nokia 3210

Rs12,449
Rating Star4.981Reviews

Nokia 150 (2023)

Rs7,449
Rs8,999
17% OFF
Rating Star4.615Reviews

Nokia 110 2023

Rs5,250
Rs6,899
24% OFF
Rating Star4.8241Reviews

Nokia 105 Classic

Rs3,249
Rs4,199
23% OFF
Rating Star4.8185Reviews

Nokia 106 2023

Rs4,149
Rs4,999
17% OFF
Rating Star4.811Reviews

Nokia 130 (2023)

Rs6,199
Rating Star57Reviews

Nokia 5710

Rs14,350
Rs19,999
28% OFF
Rating Star4.840Reviews

Nokia 5310 (2020)

Rs10,499
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Rating Star51Reviews

Nokia 110 Power

Rs4,999
Badge
Rating Star4.418Reviews

Nokia 230 Dual SIM

Rs13,449
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Summary of Latest Nokia Mobiles in Pakistan October 2026

Top 10 Nokia ProductsPrice
Nokia 105 Classic (Power)Rs3,499
Nokia 6310 (2024)Rs11,449
Nokia 130 MusicRs6,449
Nokia 108 (2024)Rs4,449
Nokia 125 (2024)Rs5,399
Nokia 3210Rs12,449
Nokia 150 (2023)Rs7,449
Nokia 110 2023Rs5,250
Nokia 105 ClassicRs3,249
Nokia 106 2023Rs4,149

Most Popular

Nokia 105 Classic (Power)

Nokia 105 Classic (Power)

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.