Pakistani Smartphone Brand Raises Prices of 5 Phones

The Pakistani smartphone brand SEGO has proclaimed a price upsurge for five of its prevalent models, effective 3 November 2025, with hikes ranging from Rs 1,000 to Rs 3,000. The affected replicas are the Smart 10, Note 70, Shark, S25 and Zero 50. All authorised dealers were instructed to apply the new prices uniformly, and no region-specific discounts or variances are allowable.

Quick Summary Table for Pakistani Smartphone Brand Raises Prices of 5 Phones

Model	Previous Price	New Price	Price Increase
SEGO Smart 10	Rs 16,999	Rs 17,999	Rs 1,000
SEGO Note 70	Rs 19,999	Rs 20,999	Rs 1,000
SEGO Shark	Rs 24,999	Rs 25,999	Rs 1,000
SEGO S25	Rs 29,999	Rs 31,999	Rs 2,000
SEGO Zero 50	Rs 39,999	Rs 42,999	Rs 3,000

What triggered the price hike?

The reasons behind Pakistani Smartphone Brand Raises Prices of 5 Phones SEGO’s decision include:

Rising import costs for components and raw materials.
Devaluation of Pakistani rupee against the U.S. dollar (making imports costlier).
Increasing shipping and logistic costs.
Need to maintain profitability while offering competitive specs.

Because of these pressures, SEGO communicated a new price list to its distribution network and ordered uniform implementation across all authorised channels.

Detailed model-wise changes & specs

SEGO Smart 10

The Smart 10 now retails at Rs 17,999 (up from Rs 16,999). It features a 6.6-inch HD+ display (720×1600), Unisoc SC9863A1 chipset, 4 GB RAM + 8 GB virtual RAM, 64 GB storage, 13 MP + VGA rear camera, 8 MP front camera, and a 5,000 mAh battery.

SEGO Note 70

Price raised to Rs 20,999 (from Rs 19,999). Specs: a 6.8-inch display (720×1612), 4 GB RAM + 8 GB virtual RAM, 128 GB internal storage, 13 MP main camera + 8 MP front camera, MediaTek G91 chipset, and 5,000 mAh battery.

SEGO Shark

New price: Rs 25,999 (was Rs 24,999). Offers a 6.8-inch display (720×1612), 6 GB RAM + 12 GB virtual RAM, 128 GB storage, 50 MP rear camera, 8 MP front, MediaTek G50 chipset, 5,000 mAh battery.

SEGO S25

Now priced at Rs 31,999 (up by Rs 2,000 from Rs 29,999). Specs include 8 GB RAM + 16 GB extended, 128 GB storage, 6.7-inch display (720×1600), 50 MP triple rear lens, 13 MP front, MediaTek G91 chipset, 5,000 mAh battery.

SEGO Zero 50

The top-tier of these, now at Rs 42,999 (previously Rs 39,999). Specs: 6.67-inch 1080×2400 display, 8 GB RAM + 16 GB virtual, 256 GB storage, 64 MP rear + 32 MP front camera, MediaTek G99 chipset, 5,000 mAh battery.

What this means for Pakistani buyers

If you were planning to buy one of these five models, expect to pay more than before.
The increase is modest (Rs 1k-3k) but still something to factor into budget.
If you had delayed purchase hoping for a discount, note that SEGO has prohibited region-specific pricing or extra discounts for these models.
For those who already bought prior to Nov 3 2025, you’re fine with the older price. After that date the new rates apply.
Check reliable retailers and ask for invoice/delivery date to ensure you’re getting the correct price.

Things to check before you buy

Confirm warranty & service

Make sure the SEGO device comes with official warranty (local service centre in Pakistan).
Check availability of spare parts and authorised service centres in your city.

Compare with alternatives

Even with the price hike, these SEGO models remain competitive in their segment—but also compare with other brands (Xiaomi, Redmi, Infinix etc) to see which gives best value for your budget.
Especially for higher-end (like Zero 50) you may find good offers in other brands too.

Wait for deals if possible

If your purchase is not urgent, you may wait a few weeks—sometimes retailers offer promo deals or older stock at slightly better prices.
But given SEGO has told dealers to maintain uniform pricing, such discounts may be limited.

Final thoughts

The Pakistani Smartphone Brand Raises Prices of 5 Phones SEGO shows how global issues (component cost, currency devaluation, logistics) are impacting smartphone prices in Pakistan. For the buyer it means a small but real increase—but the spectacles of these models still make them worthwhile in the entry-to-mid range.

If you’re planning to buy one of these models (Smart 10, Note 70, Shark, S25 or Zero 50) make sure you purchase from an authorised dealer, checkered stock, warranty and safeguard you’re paying the correct updated price (as of 3 Nov 2025). With that in attention you can buy surely.