Oppo

The official Oppo range in Pakistan currently starts from around Rs. 27,999, with phones such as the A3x and A18, and goes all the way up to Rs. 249,999 for the Reno 15 Pro. Imported Find-series models can cost considerably more, depending on the seller and PTA status.

The latest additions to the local lineup are the Oppo Reno 16 and Reno 16F, priced at Rs. 199,999 and Rs. 149,999 respectively. Both were launched in Pakistan toward the end of August 2026.

One important thing to understand before buying an Oppo is the difference between its A and Reno lineups. Most A-series models officially sold in Pakistan are still 4G, whereas the current Reno phones offer 5G connectivity. That difference can make a noticeable difference if you plan to keep your phone for several years.

Oppo Mobile Price in Pakistan by Series

Instead of looking at dozens of individual models, it is easier to understand Oppo's lineup by series.

The A series is aimed mainly at budget and mid-range buyers, while Reno is where Oppo puts more emphasis on cameras, displays and overall performance. The Find series sits above both, but imported units come with a different warranty and PTA situation.

Oppo Reno Series Price in Pakistan

The Reno family is arguably the most interesting part of Oppo's current Pakistani lineup. The newer Reno phones combine 5G, AMOLED displays and fast charging, with different versions aimed at different budgets.

Here is how the current Reno lineup compares:

Reno 16 vs Reno 16F

The difference between the Reno 16 and Reno 16F is worth looking at because there is a Rs. 50,000 price gap between them.

Both phones share a 50MP main camera with OIS, a 50MP 3.5x telephoto camera and a 50MP ultra-wide selfie camera. The standard Reno 16, however, brings a faster processor, a 50MP ultra-wide rear camera instead of an 8MP sensor and 120x zoom instead of 60x zoom.

The Reno 16 is also more compact, with a 6.32-inch display.

The Reno 16F goes in a slightly different direction. It offers the larger battery while keeping many of the camera features found on the more expensive model.

For someone who does not need the fastest chipset or the extra camera hardware, the Reno 16F makes more sense financially.

Oppo A Series Price in Pakistan

The A series remains the part of Oppo's lineup that most budget-conscious buyers will come across in Pakistan.

These phones are designed primarily for everyday tasks such as calls, WhatsApp, social media, YouTube and general browsing. Most of the locally available models are 4G, and LCD displays are common in the lower and middle parts of the range.

The A6 Pro is particularly interesting because the Pakistani version is a 4G phone using the Helio G100 chipset. The A6 Pro 5G sold in some other markets is a different device, so buyers should not assume that both versions have the same specifications.

The A6 Pro is available at Rs. 74,999 for 8GB/128GB and Rs. 89,999 for 8GB/256GB.

At the top end, the A6s Pro can reach Rs. 109,999. At that price, it starts competing with phones such as the Reno 14F, which offers 5G and a different level of processing hardware. The A6s Pro mainly makes sense if its larger battery is a priority.

Which Oppo Phone Should You Buy?

There is no single Oppo model that is right for everyone. The best option depends mainly on how much you want to spend.

For many buyers, the Reno 16F is the most balanced option in Oppo's current range. At Rs. 149,999, it sits in a price bracket where buyers can get a 5G phone, a large battery and a stronger camera setup without moving all the way up to the Reno 16.

PTA Tax on Oppo Phones in Pakistan

If you purchase an Oppo phone through an authorized Pakistani retailer, the applicable PTA taxes are normally already included in the selling price.

The actual tax depends on the model and its assigned customs value. The tax can therefore differ significantly from one Oppo phone to another.

Two points are particularly important.

First, the assigned value of the phone affects the amount payable. The article's published examples show an A92 valued at $81 with an estimated CNIC registration cost of around Rs. 14,000, while an A54 valued at $111 is around Rs. 30,500.

Second, passport registration can be cheaper than CNIC registration, although the passport option has eligibility requirements, including recent international travel.

Indicative PTA Tax for Selected Oppo Models

The following figures are based on the published FBR values mentioned in the original data and an exchange rate of approximately Rs. 280 per US dollar.

For newer phones such as the Reno 14, Reno 15 and Reno 16, the final PTA amount should be checked against the phone's IMEI rather than relying on an old tax table.

You can find the IMEI by dialing *#06#. Before purchasing an imported Oppo, check the IMEI through the official PTA DIRBS system or by SMS to 8484.

The registration deadline is also important. The article's current information gives 30 days for passport registration and 60 days for CNIC registration, counted from the first SIM use. Missing the applicable deadline can result in network blocking and additional charges.

Buying a Used Oppo Phone? Check These Things First

A used Oppo can be a good purchase, particularly if you find a recent Reno at the right price. Older A-series phones are less attractive because their software support and resale value tend to be weaker.

Before handing over your money, spend a few minutes checking the phone properly.

1. Check PTA Status

Dial *#06# and verify the IMEI. Do not rely solely on a screenshot provided by the seller.

Be particularly careful with patched phones. A patched device may work on the network initially and later lose connectivity after a software update or other network-related change.

2. Check Battery Health

On supported ColorOS versions, look at the battery-health information in Settings. If the battery health is below 80%, you should factor the cost of a replacement battery into the purchase price.

3. Inspect the AMOLED Display

If you are buying a Reno with an AMOLED screen, look for burn-in. A simple way to test this is to display a plain grey image and check for faint navigation buttons, icons or other ghosting.

4. Test the Display and Fingerprint Sensor

A replacement screen can create problems with the in-display fingerprint scanner. Test fingerprint unlocking several times and check the entire screen for touch issues.

5. Make Sure Previous Accounts Are Removed

The seller should remove both the Google account and Oppo account before you take ownership. Otherwise, you may run into activation or account-lock problems after resetting the phone.

6. Check the Original Charger

Oppo's 80W SUPERVOOC charging system is designed to work with the company's compatible charger and cable. A replacement charger may still charge the phone, but it may not deliver the advertised charging speed.