Laptop Prices in Pakistan in November 2026

Laptop prices in Pakistan in November 2026 sit in a strange spot. The cheapest new laptop still costs well over Rs 100,000, the brand new MacBook Air M5 has just landed at a wide range of prices, and the biggest sale of the year, Daraz 11.11, starts in five days. If you can wait a few days, waiting may save you real money. If you cannot wait, this guide shows what laptops actually cost right now.

Read this the right way. This is a snapshot from named Pakistani retailer listings checked on 6 November 2026. It is not a single official price cut and it is not an official brand price list. Prices in Pakistan move with the dollar rate, so a listing can change in a day. Always confirm the price on the product page before you pay.

The two images in this post are simple illustrations, not official photos of any laptop.

Laptop prices in Pakistan: the big picture

Mega.pk, one of the biggest electronics stores in the country, groups laptop prices into four bands in its November 2026 guide. Budget laptops run from Rs 105,499 to Rs 150,000. Mid range laptops run from Rs 150,000 to Rs 350,000. Gaming and creator laptops start at Rs 350,000. Premium laptops, including Apple MacBooks and top gaming machines, start at Rs 500,000. The store lists more than 190 laptop models from 9 major brands.

One note of caution. The same Mega.pk guide page gives two different starting prices. Its price band section says budget laptops start at Rs 105,499, but its FAQ section on the same page says the starting price is Rs 179,999. We quote the price band figure here because it matches the named model, the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 at Rs 105,499. Check the product page before you buy, because guide pages are not always in step with live listings.

The wider market is soft. PC shipments fell 20 percent in the third quarter of 2026, which means shops are holding more stock than they planned. More stock plus a big sale next week is a good mix for buyers who can wait.

Daraz 11.11: should you wait before buying a laptop?

Daraz 11.11 is the biggest sale of the year in Pakistan. MangoBaaz reports that the sale runs from 11 to 21 November 2026, with discounts of up to 80 percent across more than 10 million products. The pre-sale page is already live. One honest note: Homential, which tracks Daraz offers daily, says Daraz itself has not confirmed the exact dates yet, and expects a window around 10 to 21 November. Treat the dates as expected, not final, and check the Daraz app for the live schedule.

If your laptop can wait five days, waiting is the smart move. Laptops are high value items, so even a small percentage cut is worth thousands of rupees. Here is how to get the most from the sale.

First, note the price of the laptop you want today, before the sale starts. That way you can tell a real discount from a price that was raised first and then cut. Second, open the Daraz app now and collect vouchers from the Voucher Center. Vouchers for electronics, bank cards and free shipping are collected in the app and apply on their own at checkout. Third, look for bank offers. MangoBaaz notes that special bank vouchers appear during 11.11 for shoppers who pay with a particular bank card. The exact banks and terms change by campaign, so check the voucher page in the app rather than trusting a list from last year. Fourth, watch the flash sales. MangoBaaz says flash sale prices change every hour and stock runs out fast, so a laptop deal you want may last only a short time. Fifth, buy from DarazMall or an official brand store when you can. Prices there are not always the lowest, but you get an original product and a valid warranty, which matters a lot on a laptop.

We could not verify one bank figure that was in our research notes, a HabibMetro cashback offer, because the source page we checked did not carry it. We have left that figure out rather than print a number we cannot stand behind.

The bottom line is simple. If you need a laptop today for work or study, buy it today. If you can wait until 11 November, wait. The sale is five days away and laptop prices rarely fall this far at any other time of year.

MacBook Air M5 lands in Pakistan

The biggest laptop news this month is the MacBook Air with the Apple M5 chip. It is now on sale in Pakistan at several big stores, but the price spread is wide. The same base model costs a different amount at each seller, so shopping around is worth tens of thousands of rupees.

The M5 chip has a 10 core CPU and a 10 core GPU, with a 16 core Neural Engine for AI work. The base MacBook Air M5 comes with 16 GB of unified memory and a 512 GB SSD, and you can choose a 13.6 inch or a 15.3 inch Liquid Retina display. Battery life is up to 18 hours of video playback, and the laptop is fanless, so it stays silent. It has MagSafe charging, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, Wi-Fi 7 and a 12 MP Center Stage camera.

The 13 inch base model runs from Rs 375,000 at Climax Computer to Rs 409,999 at Mega.pk, a gap of about Rs 35,000 for the same configuration. Paklap sits in the middle at Rs 394,000. The 15 inch base model is Rs 450,000 at Climax Computer and Rs 451,999 at Mega.pk, so the two sellers agree closely there. A 13 inch model with 1 TB of storage costs Rs 558,899 at Tejar.pk, which shows how fast the price climbs when you add storage.

One small warning about the Climax Computer page. Its listed price for the 13 inch model is Rs 375,000, but the closing text on the same page says Rs 379,000. We use the listed price of Rs 375,000 here. Confirm the price with the seller before you pay.

Is the M5 worth it over the older M4 or M3? The M5 is up to 15 percent faster on CPU work and up to 30 percent faster on graphics than the M4, and its AI processing is up to 3.5 times faster, according to Mega.pk. For most students and office users, that is more power than they need. An older MacBook Air may be the better buy if a discount appears during 11.11. For creators, developers and people who run AI tools on the laptop itself, the M5 is the stronger pick. Our guide to the MacBook Air M3 price in Pakistan shows what the older model costs, and our MacBook Air M3 vs Dell XPS 13 comparison is useful if you are torn between Apple and Windows at the premium end.

Budget laptops: the best new laptops under Rs 150,000

The budget floor is the most useful number in this snapshot. Oraan checked laptop listings across Pakistani stores on 22 October 2026 and found that no shop it checked had a new laptop in stock under Rs 100,000. The cheapest new laptop it found was the Infinix InBook Air XL442 at Rs 140,000 at Paklap, with a Core i3 12th gen chip, 8 GB of RAM and a 256 GB SSD, plus a one year local warranty. Mega.pk’s November guide puts the budget floor a little lower, at Rs 105,499 for the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3.

So the honest answer for a new laptop buyer is this. Plan on Rs 105,499 to Rs 150,000 for the cheapest new machines, and expect most of them to sit near Rs 140,000 to Rs 150,000 once you check live stock. Anything under Rs 100,000 is a used or refurbished laptop, not a new one.

The Infinix InBook Air XL442 is the value pick of this group, because it is the cheapest new laptop with a local warranty. The Dahua DeepBook NC16 costs only Rs 2,000 more and gives you a faster Core i5 chip and double the storage, so it is worth a look if you can stretch a little. The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 is the cheapest entry point on paper, but check the exact configuration, because the model name covers several different chips and storage sizes. Our roundup of the best laptops under Rs 200,000 in Pakistan covers the next step up, where 16 GB of memory and Core Ultra chips start to appear.

If your budget is under Rs 100,000, a used business laptop is the realistic path. Oraan found used Chromebooks from Rs 10,999, a used Dell Latitude with a Core i5 from Rs 29,999, and a used Lenovo ThinkPad T480 with a Core i5 8th gen and 256 GB SSD for Rs 48,500 at Paklap. Used laptops need a careful check before you pay. Read our complete checklist for buying a used laptop in Pakistan before you hand over any money.

What to check before you buy any laptop

Price is only half the story. These five checks matter as much as the number on the listing.

First, check the warranty. A local or official brand warranty means the maker or its service partner will fix the laptop in Pakistan. An imported or shop warranty means the seller handles repairs, which can be slower and less certain. The price gap between the two can be large, so always ask which warranty you are getting.

Second, pick an SSD, never a hard disk, for your main drive. A 256 GB SSD is the minimum for basic use and 512 GB is better for most people. Third, get at least 8 GB of RAM. That is enough for study, office work and browsing. Go for 16 GB if you edit video, run many apps at once or plan to keep the laptop for years. Fourth, think about screen size. A 13 or 14 inch laptop is easier to carry, while a 15.6 inch screen is better for long work sessions and split screen multitasking. Fifth, buy from a seller you can reach. Check the return window, keep the box, and test the laptop on the day it arrives.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest new laptop in Pakistan in November 2026?
The cheapest new laptop in Mega.pk’s November guide is the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 at Rs 105,499. Oraan’s check of live listings on 22 October found the cheapest new laptop in stock was the Infinix InBook Air XL442 at Rs 140,000 at Paklap. No new laptop was in stock under Rs 100,000.

What is the MacBook Air M5 price in Pakistan?
The 13 inch MacBook Air M5 with 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD costs Rs 375,000 at Climax Computer, Rs 394,000 at Paklap and Rs 409,999 at Mega.pk. The 15 inch model costs Rs 450,000 at Climax Computer and Rs 451,999 at Mega.pk. A 13 inch model with 1 TB storage costs Rs 558,899 at Tejar.pk. Prices were checked on 6 November 2026.

When is the Daraz 11.11 sale in 2026?
MangoBaaz reports the sale runs from 11 to 21 November 2026, with discounts of up to 80 percent. The pre-sale page is already live. Homential notes that Daraz itself has not confirmed the exact dates yet, so check the Daraz app for the live schedule.

Which is the best laptop under Rs 150,000 in Pakistan?
The Infinix InBook Air XL442 at Rs 140,000 is the best value pick, because it is the cheapest new laptop with a one year local warranty. The Dahua DeepBook NC16 at Rs 142,000 is a strong second choice, with a faster Core i5 chip and 512 GB of storage for only Rs 2,000 more.

Should I buy a laptop now or wait for Daraz 11.11?
If you need a laptop today for work or study, buy it today. If you can wait until 11 November, wait. Note the price of the model you want now, collect vouchers in the Daraz app, and check bank offers at checkout, so you can tell a real discount from a fake one.

Sources

Prices in this post come from Pakistani retailer listings checked on 6 November 2026: Mega.pk laptop price guide and MacBook M5 pages, Climax Computer MacBook Air M5 pages, Paklap MacBook Air price page, Tejar.pk MacBook Air M5 1 TB listing, and Oraan laptop price guide checked 22 October 2026. Daraz 11.11 dates and sale details come from MangoBaaz and Homential. Prices change often, so confirm the live price on the product page before you buy.