All HMD Mobile Phones price in Pakistan 2026

HMD is the Finnish company that makes Nokia phones under licence, and in the last few years it has begun selling phones under its own name as well. The HMD brand stands for something unusual in the phone market: repairability. Many of its phones are designed so that owners can replace a screen, battery, charging port or back cover themselves at home, with parts and guides sold openly — a direct answer to phones that are effectively disposable when one part fails.

The HMD phone range is mid-range and budget hardware with that repairable design on top: the Pulse family, the Crest line sold in some markets, and special models such as the Fusion, which accepts attachable covers that add functions like gaming controls or a ring light. Software is a clean, near-stock Android, and the phones are pitched at buyers in Europe and other markets who want a device that lasts longer and can be fixed rather than replaced.

Alongside its own name, HMD continues to design and sell the entire Nokia range — the feature phones that remain a staple in Pakistan and a shrinking line of Nokia smartphones — so the two brand pages on this site are closely related. HMD’s strategy is gradually to build its own name while the Nokia licence carries the entry market.

In Pakistan, HMD’s distribution is the channel that brings Nokia phones into the country officially, so HMD-branded phones appear through the same authorised routes in smaller numbers. PTA-approved stock with warranty is the norm for officially sold models. Volume is modest next to the Chinese and Transsion brands, and HMD’s own-name phones are aimed at a buyer who values the repair angle over raw specifications.

That value judgement is the buying question. On a pure specification sheet — processor speed, camera megapixels, charging watts — an HMD phone usually loses to an Infinix or Tecno at the same price. What it returns is a phone designed to be opened and repaired, clean software, and European-brand aftersales standards. Buyers keeping a phone for many years may find that the better trade.

This page lists HMD mobile phone prices in Pakistan with full specifications for every model sold here, so you can compare its phones with the Nokia range it also makes, and check the repair-friendly models’ displays, processors and batteries in detail before buying.

HMD’s repair promise is specific enough to check before you rely on it: the company publishes which parts an owner can replace on each model — typically the screen, battery, charging port and back cover — and sells the parts and tools itself in its main markets. In Pakistan, parts availability runs through importers and the same channels that handle Nokia phones rather than a dedicated HMD store, so confirm that parts for the model you want can actually be sourced here before counting repairability as your reason to buy.