Sparx Neo 11

Specification

Design and Display

The Sparx Neo 11 keeps things simple. It has a plastic build and comes in two colours — Dream Blue and Forest Green — with the fingerprint sensor built into the power button on the side, which is the natural place for it on a phone at this price. There is no IP rating published for this phone, so do not expect any certified water or dust protection, and no source publishes its dimensions or weight, so take the hand feel on trust until you hold one.

The screen is a 6.52-inch IPS LCD running at 60Hz, with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels — about 269 pixels per inch. It is perfectly readable for calls, messages and video, but it is plainly the weakest part of the package: text is not as crisp as on a full-HD panel, and the 60Hz refresh makes scrolling feel ordinary rather than smooth. Note that Hamariweb lists the display as 6.6 inches; five other sources — mobileinto, whatmobile, phonebolee, pinpack and mobilemall — all say 6.52 inches, and 6.52 inches is the figure we use here.

Performance

Power comes from the MediaTek Helio G35, an octa-core chip with four Cortex-A53 cores at 2.3 GHz and four more at 1.8 GHz, paired with PowerVR GE8320 graphics. It is backed by 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, with a dedicated microSDXC slot that takes cards up to 256GB — so you never have to choose between a second SIM and extra storage.

This is entry-level hardware and it behaves like it. Everyday use — calls, messaging, social apps and light video — runs fine, but heavy games and demanding multitasking are beyond it, and there is no 5G here: the Neo 11 is a 4G phone. If your days are mostly browsing and messaging, that is enough; if you play demanding games, look higher up the range.

Camera

• Main: 50MP, f/1.8, wide, PDAF — the headline feature at this price, with a reasonably bright aperture and autofocus.
• Depth: 2MP, f/2.4 — a depth helper for portrait shots; it adds little beyond that, and there is no ultrawide lens.
• Selfie: 13MP front camera for selfies and video calls.

Video: Yes — no frame rate or resolution is published by any source for this phone, so we do not quote one. The camera set-up is straightforward: a genuinely capable 50MP main sensor for daylight shots, backed by a basic depth lens. Do not expect the second lens to add new focal lengths — it will not.

Battery and Charging

The battery is a 5,000mAh Li-Po unit, non-removable, charged over a wired connection at 18W. At this price that is a genuinely useful combination: the modest screen and the efficient Helio G35 sip power, so a full charge should see most people through a full day, and 18W charging is reasonable for a 5,000mAh cell — it is not fast by flagship standards, but it is the right speed for the phone it serves.

Software

The Neo 11 runs Android 13. Three sources — mobileinto, mobilemall and whatmobile’s comparison — agree on Android 13; Hamariweb alone lists Android 12, and that figure looks to be the outlier. There is no Google-services issue here — this is Sparx’s official Pakistan build, with the standard Android experience and the Play Store, not a grey import running unfamiliar software.

Price in Pakistan

The Sparx Neo 11 costs Rs. 25,499 for the only variant on sale, 4GB of RAM with 128GB of storage, on an official basis. Four sources agree on that figure exactly: mobileinto’s official table lists Rs. 25,499, Hamariweb lists Rs. 25,499 (updated 10 November 2026), whatmobile lists it as the official price of Rs. 25,499, and phonebolee also lists Rs. 25,499. The phone was officially sold in Pakistan at that price, so this is a Pakistan-official figure, not an import estimate. Buyers should still confirm the individual unit’s PTA status via DIRBS before paying.

The dissenting figure is mymobile’s Rs. 27,999, which is 1.10 times the official price and is not the basis for our figure. A few other figures are worth naming for the record and are not used here: mobilemall lists a Karachi retail price of Rs. 23,499, pinpack lists Rs. 25,399, and yesmobile’s Rs. 24,999 comes from a page last updated in March 2024, so it is stale. The launch price was Rs. 28,499 in December 2023, so the phone has actually become cheaper since launch. It was released on 24 November 2023 and reached the market on 4 December 2023.

Sparx Neo 11 (4GB + 128GB) — Rs. 25,499 (Official)

Model	Sparx Neo 11
Price	Rs. 25,499 (Official)
Display	6.52″ IPS LCD, 60Hz
RAM	4GB
ROM	128GB
Released	November 2023

Buying in Pakistan

• Check the IMEI and the exact model before paying. No model number is published anywhere for this phone, so verify that the box label reads “Sparx Neo 11” and matches the phone inside.
• Confirm the warranty. The phone was officially sold in Pakistan, but confirm what the seller actually covers before you pay.
• Confirm the PTA status of the individual unit via DIRBS — an officially sold phone still needs its own unit checked.
• Buy from a reputable seller, and be wary of prices far below Rs. 25,499, which may mean a used or unofficial unit.

Final Verdict: Honest budget basics, nothing more

The Sparx Neo 11 is honest budget basics, nothing more. The 50MP camera with autofocus and the 5,000mAh battery with 18W charging are genuine strengths at an official Rs. 25,499, and the dedicated microSDXC slot and side-mounted fingerprint sensor are sensible touches at the price. But the 720 x 1600, 60Hz display and the Helio G35 with 4GB of RAM cap it firmly at entry level, and there is no 5G, no NFC and no published IP rating. Buy it for the price — and for the camera and battery that price buys — not for the screen.