Samsung cuts Galaxy S25 Ultra price by Rs30,000 in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Samsung Pakistan has once again announced limited-time discounts on several of its smartphones, reducing prices by up to Rs80,000. The updated prices have been reflected on the company’s official website.

According to the latest update, the price of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (512GB) variant has been reduced by Rs30,000 and is now available for Rs410,000. Similarly, the 256GB variant of the same model is now priced at Rs375,000, while the 1TB version will cost Rs510,000.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 (512GB) is now available for Rs290,000 after the latest discount.

In the mid-range category, the Samsung Galaxy A16 (128GB) is now priced at Rs48,500, and the 256GB variant will cost Rs62,000.

Among the foldable devices, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 (512GB) has received a major price cut of Rs85,000 and now costs Rs520,000. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 (512GB) is now being offered at Rs330,000 after a discount of Rs55,000.

Another significant reduction is seen in the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (512GB), which has dropped by Rs80,000 and is now priced at Rs390,000.

Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy A56 (256GB) variant is now available at Rs138,000, slightly down from its previous price of Rs140,000.

It is worth noting that Samsung had previously reduced the prices of its S24 series, but later increased them again. Now, the company has once more lowered prices across its S series, Z series, and A series smartphones, branding the move as a Mother’s Day discount.

However, many see this offer as a strategy to boost sales rather than a festive gesture, as Samsung smartphones have become increasingly unaffordable for a large segment of consumers in Pakistan.

With rising prices, many buyers are turning to alternative brands such as Xiaomi, Redmi, Oppo, Vivo, and Tecno, which are perceived to offer better value for money. Samsung, much like Apple, is now being viewed as a premium option that is out of reach for many users in the country.

Among all these phones, the Galaxy S25 Ultra stands out as the best option, as it is Samsung’s latest flagship model. It was released globally on February 7 and became available in Pakistani mobile market in March.

Pakistani users who have reviewed the S25 Ultra have shared favourable feedback, especially in terms of its specifications and performance. With an Antutu score of over 2.2 million, it is considered a strong contender in the premium smartphone segment.

For those unaware, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is available in Pakistan in several colour options, including Titanium Jet Black, Titanium Grey, Titanium White Silver, and Titanium Silver Blue.

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