Tablets Price in Pakistan 2026

Tablets occupy the space between a phone and a laptop: a large touchscreen, a battery that lasts days of light use, and no keyboard unless you add one. This category collects every tablet listed on PhonePrice — entertainment slates for video and reading, student tablets for classes and notes, and premium models with stylus and keyboard support that genuinely compete with laptops for everyday work. The first decision is size. Tablets around 8 to 9 inches suit reading, children's use and travel; 10 to 11 inches is the versatile middle for video, study and light productivity; 12 inches and above are desk devices, bought for drawing, split-screen work and media. The second decision is connectivity. Wi-Fi-only tablets are cheaper and need no approval to use in Pakistan. Cellular tablets take a SIM — and a cellular tablet is treated like a phone for PTA purposes, so imported units need their approval status confirmed before purchase, exactly as the listings here set out. What separates a cheap tablet from a good one is rarely the processor. Display quality — resolution, brightness and whether the panel is LCD or OLED — decides how enjoyable video and reading are. Speakers matter more on tablets than on any phone. Stylus support splits the student market: a tablet that works with a proper pen is a notebook replacement; one that does not is a screen. Battery capacity and charging speed decide how often the tablet interrupts your day. Tablets in Pakistan are sold officially by Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Lenovo and Xiaomi among others, with local warranty on official stock, while other brands arrive through importers. Official prices here are PTA-era retail prices for the market; imported models are marked as such, with their expected or market prices shown accordingly. This page lists tablet prices in Pakistan with full specifications for every model — display size and resolution, processor, memory variants, battery and stylus support — so you can compare an iPad against a Galaxy Tab or a budget Android slate on the details that actually differ, before choosing. Ownership costs deserve one line as well: a tablet's screen is its most expensive part, and official stock with local warranty is the safer buy for the larger, pricier models, while a cheap Wi-Fi slate bought for video carries little risk either way. Cases, pens and keyboards are sold separately for most models — the specifications note what the box includes, and that accessory cost belongs in your budget comparison from the start, not as a surprise at the counter.