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MOBILE PRICE IN NEPAL

This is the Mobile Price in Nepal section where you will find the latest price of all the smartphones available in Nepal officially (2024). In Nepal, smartphones are mostly sold via offline retail shops. Only 10% account for online sales. With Alibaba-owned Daraz and newcomers like Hukut making their presence in Nepal, mobile brands are launching a few models exclusively on online platforms. However, offline sales still rule with over 90% market share. But, with significant internet penetration here in Nepal, we can predict online mobile sales will be going to surge in years to come.

Samsung | Apple | Vivo | OnePlus | Xiaomi | POCO | Honor | Realme | OPPO | Nothing | Infinix | Motorola | Benco | Tecno | Itel | ZTE

Samsung

Apple iPhones

Vivo

OnePlus

Xiaomi

POCO

Honor

Realme 

OPPO

Nothing

Infinix

Motorola

Benco

Tecno

Itel

ZTE

Mobile Price in Nepal

The Trend of Smartphones in Nepal

Smartphones have become more or less a basic need for humans. The expanding growth of technological advancements has pushed all age groups to own a smartphone. From keypad phones to QWERTY keyboard phones to touch screen phones to a full-fledged smartphone, the trend has been now all about smartphones.

Besides taking a simple phone call, these modern-day phones offer the world on your screen, technically. You just need an internet connection and a smartphone, you can do a whole lot of things. Plus, social media, esports gaming, friends circle, and other factors have increased the demand for smartphones by a big margin in recent years.

Cheap vs Midrange vs Premium Smartphones

Let’s begin with the most popular segment of smartphones– the budget ones. To put in numbers, smartphones costing under 20,000 rupees are considered as the budget midrange segment. The price usually begins above 10,000 rupees to be precise. This segment caters to those looking for a basic smartphone experience with more focus on social media, light usage, and light gaming. Every major smartphone brand like Xiaomi/Redmi, Samsung, Realme, Vivo, Honor, and Tecno have their phones in the segment. But let me remind you, the processor and camera aspects are just on the decent side.

Getting to the midrange arena, you’ll get to see multiple options too from the aforementioned brands. Here, you’ll find better chipsets, displays, and cameras than the budget midrange segment. Actually, it is a broader section that begins from 20K and goes up to 50-55K. So, you might also want to seek the value-for-money smartphones here, that can provide the best specs at a competitive price.

Coming to the premium midrange segment (above 55K to under 1 lakh rupees) you’ll find the specs amped up in almost every aspect. The design and camera side of things gets more premium plus the SoCs are also of flagship-grade here. So, the segment caters to those seeking a flagship-like experience under 1 lakh rupees.

Now, the top-of-the-line smartphones above (1 lakh rupees), Samsung Galaxy and Apple iPhones are the top contenders. You can also find flagship phones from Xiaomi, OnePlus, and Honor. The contenders here offer the most powerful performance, stellar cameras, and best-in-c