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Mercantile Launches iPhone 18 Pro Series Officially in Pakistan

iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are officially available in Pakistan through Mercantile. Check prices, PTA approval, warranty, protection plan, installments and offers.

Mercantile Launches iPhone 18 Pro Series Officially in Pakistan
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Mercantile Launches iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max Officially in Pakistan

Apple's newest Pro lineup lands nationwide — PTA approved, backed by a protection plan and 2-year warranty, with bank installments and exciting telecom bundles and freebies. Prices startat PKR 565,000.

Apple's latest flagship, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, is now officially available in Pakistan through Mercantile, an Apple Authorized Distributor & Service Provider. Customers can buy the devices across Mercantile's nationwide network of Preferred Retail Partners, along with authorized telecom and banking partners — all backed by PTA approval, a protection plan, a 2-year warranty, and dedicated after-sales support. You can follow Mercantile's Preferred Retail Partners social handles to stay updated on product availability.

"We're thrilled to bring the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max to customers across Pakistan on day one," said Nauman Durrani, CEO Pakistan | SVP SAGE at Mercantile. "Our goal has always been to make the latest Apple technology accessible through official channels — with the confidence of PTA approval, genuine products, and after-sales support customers can rely on. With our nationwide partner network, flexible bank installments, and exciting telecom bundles, owning the newest iPhone has never been easier."

Price in Pakistan

Model

iPhone 18 Pro

iPhone 18 Pro MAX

Starting Price

iPhone 18 Pro : PKR 565,000

iPhone 18 Pro MAX: PKR 605,000

Both models are available through Mercantile's retail network and selected telecom and banking partners.

Mercantile Protection Plan + 2-Year Warranty

An official iPhone from Mercantile comes with more than the device. The Mercantile Protection Plan adds peace of mind with a one-time free repair for eligible accidental damage:

 Front Screen Replacement

 Back Glass Replacement

 Liquid Damage

To activate coverage, customers simply scan the QR code to register for the Protection Plan and 2-Year Warranty — a quick step that also keeps the purchase registered with Mercantile.

Where to Buy: Nationwide Retail and Telecom Offers

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are available through Mercantile Preferred Partners across Pakistan. Customers can also explore exclusive offers through Mercantile's telecom partners — Jazz, Zong, and PTCL.

Easy Installments Through Leading Banks

For customers who prefer to pay in installments, Mercantile has partnered with leading banks to offer financing on eligible purchases through HBL, Meezan Bank, Bank Alfalah, Faysal Bank, Standard Chartered, Askari Bank, and UBL.

Customers can contact their preferred bank directly for details on plans, eligibility, tenure, and applicable terms.

Get the Latest iPhone Today

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are available now. Visit your nearest Mercantile Preferred Partner, or explore telecom and bank offers, to experience Apple's newest Pro lineup — officially, in Pakistan.

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