iPhone Prices in Pakistan May Hit Rs1 Million
In a troubling development for Apple enthusiasts in Pakistan, prices of iPhones could soar to an unprecedented level of Rs 1 million due to the potential impact of U.S. trade tariffs implemented by former President Donald Trump.

In a troubling development for Apple enthusiasts in Pakistan, prices of iPhones could soar to an unprecedented level of Rs 1 million due to the potential impact of U.S. trade tariffs implemented by former President Donald Trump. The tariffs, which have been a point of contention between the United States and various trading partners, are now creating ripple effects that are reaching international markets. As a result, the cost of Apple devices, including the latest iPhone models, may skyrocket in Pakistan. According to industry experts, the additional tariffs on imported electronics could increase the overall price of iPhones in Pakistan by up to 30-40%. This hike would be particularly significant for high-end models like the iPhone 15 Pro Max and other premium variants. The Pakistani smartphone market is already grappling with inflationary pressures, and such an increase could place the flagship devices out of reach for many consumers. Analysts have warned that this price surge could dampen the demand for iPhones, especially in a market where consumers are price-sensitive. The U.S. tariffs imposed on Chinese-made components, which are integral to the manufacturing of many electronic goods, have already led to increased production costs for tech companies worldwide.
Apple, which relies heavily on Chinese manufacturing for its iPhones, is among the companies most affected by these tariffs. While Apple has attempted to absorb some of the costs, it is expected that the company will eventually pass on the price hikes to consumers in countries like Pakistan, where a significant portion of Apple’s market share lies. The impact of these tariffs is expected to be felt not only by iPhone buyers but also by local retailers who rely on selling high-end smartphones. Many retail outlets are bracing for a slowdown in sales and reduced consumer footfall as the cost of premium smartphones become less affordable. Apple Pakistan has not yet commented officially on the anticipated price increase, but experts believe that the company’s pricing strategy will be heavily influenced.