Best Mobile Under 60000 in Pakistan (2026 Guide)

17 Aug 2026 · 4 min read

With Rs 60,000 you can buy a phone that feels premium in almost every way: a bright AMOLED screen, a fast chip, a camera with OIS and, on some models, water resistance. The best choice new is usually a Samsung Galaxy A26 or Redmi Note 14 Pro, while used buyers can get a Galaxy A55, Poco X6 Pro or even an older Samsung flagship.

Prices change with the dollar rate and stock, so treat every number here as a typical range and check live listings under Rs 60,000 before you decide.

What Rs 60,000 should get you

8GB RAM and 256GB storage as a minimum
An AMOLED 120Hz screen that is easy to read in sunlight
A strong mid-range chip such as a Dimensity 7300, Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 or Gen 3, or Exynos 1380/1480
OIS on the main camera for sharper night photos and steadier video
Fast charging of 33W or more
Several years of software updates on Samsung and some other brands

Best new phones under Rs 60,000

Samsung Galaxy A26 - AMOLED screen, IP67 water resistance, a 50MP OIS camera and long software support. A safe, long-lasting pick. See ads
Redmi Note 14 Pro - 200MP OIS camera, AMOLED and a 5,500mAh battery. Read our Redmi Note 14 Pro guide. See ads
Infinix Note 50 Pro - 144Hz screen, fast charging and a premium feel, often well under this budget. See ads
Tecno Camon 30 - a strong selfie camera and smart design. See ads
Oppo Reno 12 F - slim, stylish and good battery life. See ads

Best used phones under Rs 60,000

This is where used phones really shine. Depending on condition and PTA status, you can find:

Samsung Galaxy A55 - metal frame, IP67, OIS camera and Samsung's long update promise. See ads
Poco X6 Pro - Dimensity 8300 Ultra, one of the fastest chips you can get at this price. See ads
Redmi Note 13 Pro+ - curved AMOLED, 200MP camera and very fast charging. See ads
Samsung Galaxy S21 FE - flagship camera with a 3x telephoto. Check the battery carefully. See ads
Google Pixel 7a - excellent camera processing, but make sure it is PTA approved. See ads

A cheaper option is a used Redmi Note 14, which leaves room in your budget for a good case and screen protector.

Before paying for any used phone, run the 12-point used phone checklist and read how to verify a phone before buying.

New mid-ranger or used flagship?

A two or three year old flagship can beat a new mid-range phone on camera and speed. But keep these points in mind:

Battery health. Older flagships often have worn batteries. Budget for a replacement if health is low.
Updates. Older phones have fewer years of updates left.
PTA status. Many cheap flagship deals are non-PTA, JV or patched.

If you want peace of mind and a warranty, buy new. If you want the most phone for your money and are willing to check carefully, buy used from a verified seller. Our new vs used guide explains the trade-off.

Pick by what you use most

Photos: see the best camera phone under 60000.
Gaming: the Poco X6 Pro, or see the best gaming phone under 50000.
Long-term use: Samsung A-series for its update promise.
Resale value: Samsung and Redmi usually sell again quickly. See which phones hold resale value.

Mistakes to avoid

Buying a non-PTA phone to save money. The tax can wipe out the saving. Read PTA approved vs non-PTA.
Paying extra for 512GB you won't use. 256GB is plenty for most people.
Chasing an old iPhone at this budget. It will often be an older model with a tired battery. See is an old iPhone still worth buying.

How we picked

Picks are based on specs in the VerifiedPhones phone specs database and on models that commonly sell in this price band. No brand paid to be included. Prices are typical ranges and change often.

Ready to buy or sell?

Lower budget? See the best mobile under 50000. Otherwise browse phones under Rs 60,000, or post your old phone free to raise your budget.