iPhone 18 Pro Price in Pakistan: Official 2026 Update
Apple unveils iPhone 18 Pro from around PKR 332,000 and Pro Max around PKR 360,000. Check official US prices, A20 Pro chip, cameras and key upgrades.

The iPhone 18 Pro price in Pakistan works out to around PKR 332,000, while the larger iPhone 18 Pro Max comes to roughly PKR 360,000, based on a direct conversion of Apple’s newly announced US starting prices.
Apple officially unveiled its latest Pro iPhones on September 9, 2026, with the iPhone 18 Pro starting at $1,199 and the iPhone 18 Pro Max at $1,299 for the base 256GB models.
iPhone 18 Pro Price in Pakistan
For Pakistani buyers, the converted launch prices are approximately:
iPhone 18 Pro 256GB: Around PKR 332,000 iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB: Around PKR 360,000
However, these aren't official Pakistan retail prices. The final iPhone 18 Pro price in Pakistan may be considerably higher after PTA taxes, import duties, exchange-rate changes and retailer margins are added.
What’s New in the iPhone 18 Pro?
Apple has packed its latest Pro lineup with some major hardware upgrades. Both phones are powered by the new A20 Pro chip, bringing faster performance and stronger on-device AI capabilities.
Photography is another big focus. The iPhone 18 Pro series introduces major camera improvements, including an upgraded 48MP main camera with variable aperture. Apple has also improved battery life and expanded the storage lineup, with capacities now reaching up to 2TB.
The new Pro models are available in several finishes, including Glacier and Burgundy.
Official Price vs Pakistan Price
Apple has confirmed starting prices of $1,199 for the iPhone 18 Pro and $1,299 for the iPhone 18 Pro Max.
That means the PKR 332,000 and PKR 360,000 figures should be treated as approximate currency conversions rather than official local retail prices.
Pakistani customers should expect the actual market and PTA-approved prices to be higher once the devices become widely available locally.
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