Infinix Note 70 Price in Pakistan (Expected 2027)

The paper trail is solid even though Infinix has said nothing. A device with model number X6766 appeared in the GSMA IMEI database in August 2026, and in October 2026 the Eurasian Economic Commission certified it under the marketing name Infinix Note 70 Pro — the certification that usually comes weeks to a few months before a phone ships. A DevCheck hardware listing of the same model fills in the specifications.

That listing describes a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset, a 6.78-inch display at 1,208 × 2,644 pixels with a 144Hz refresh rate, 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, a 50MP main camera with optical image stabilisation and Android 17. The headline change, reported by Pakistani tech media on 14 October 2026, is the battery: 7,000mAh, up from the Note 60 Pro's smaller cell — Infinix joining the 7,000mAh class that the Redmi Note 17 and the Tecno Spark 50 brought to the budget segment this year.

Everything else is unknown: the base Note 70's chip and screen, the Ultra tier (the Note 60 launched as Note 60, Note 60 Pro and Note 60 Ultra), charging speed, colours and prices. Treat this page as a leak-based guide until Infinix's launch event.

Infinix prices the Note series aggressively here because it sells officially with local warranty and PTA already paid. The current generation launched at Rs 109,999 for the Note 60 and Rs 111,999 for the Note 60 Pro in March 2026, and retail prices have drifted up to about Rs 120,000–126,000 since. Allowing for the rupee and the Pro's bigger battery, we expect the Note 70 around Rs 95,000–115,000 and the Note 70 Pro around Rs 120,000–140,000 — estimates, not Infinix figures.

Unlike flagships, the smart route for an Infinix is official Pakistani stock: the PTA tax on an imported unit (roughly Rs 20,000–35,000 in this band, estimate) wipes out most of the grey-market saving, and official units carry Infinix Pakistan's warranty and service centres.

Want a Note today instead? A used Infinix Note 60, Note 60 Pro or Note 50 on Mehfoz costs meaningfully less — browse used Infinix Note phones in Faisalabad, every listing inspectable before you pay.

A non-PTA Note 70 would be the cheapest sticker, but a Pakistani SIM works only for about a 60-day grace period before DIRBS blocks it, after which the PTA tax is due — on a budget phone that tax is proportionally large and usually erases the entire saving.

That is why for the Note series we recommend official Infinix Pakistan stock or already PTA-approved units: permanent SIM use, local warranty and far better resale. See PTA-approved phones in Faisalabad and our PTA compliance guide.

Whatever you buy, verify the IMEI on the official DIRBS portal before paying — on Mehfoz, PTA status is declared on every listing.

February–March 2026: the Note 60 series launched (Note 60 Pro announced 18 February, Pakistan from March). August 2026: model X6766 entered the GSMA IMEI database. October 2026: EEC certification named it the Note 70 Pro; the DevCheck listing surfaced the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 144Hz display and 7,000mAh battery (Pakistani tech media).

Early 2027 (expected): global unveiling — unofficial reports point to February, matching the Note 60's cycle. Q1 2027 (expected): official Infinix Pakistan launch, PTA-approved, within weeks of the global event. Mid-2027 (expected): first used Note 70 units on Pakistani markets.

Pakistan (expected): an official launch is near-certain — Infinix is one of the two best-selling brands here and the Note 60 arrived within weeks of its global debut. Dubai / Saudi Arabia (expected): Gulf availability usually lands at the same time; Gulf-bought units are non-PTA in Pakistan until registered.

India (expected): typically a launch market for the Note series. UK / USA: Infinix has little official retail presence in either, so units there are imports. All timings are expectations based on the Note 50 and Note 60 cycles, not confirmed dates.

Buy if you want a big-battery, big-screen phone with official warranty for well under Rs 150,000 — a 7,000mAh Note 70 Pro with a 144Hz display would be the obvious pick in its class once it is official.

Skip if you own a Note 60 or Note 60 Pro: the chip class is similar and the battery is the main change. Wait if you are about to pay full price for a Note 60 — the moment the Note 70 lands, Note 60 prices typically drop by thousands of rupees within weeks, and either phone becomes a better deal.

Infinix Notes sell quickly on the used market in Pakistan but depreciate faster than Samsung. Based on the Note 40/50/60 pattern, an official/PTA Note 70 is estimated to retain roughly 60–70% of its price after 6 months, 45–55% after 1 year and 30–40% after 2 years. Estimates, not guarantees; non-PTA units fare worse.

No price history exists yet — after launch this section will track the Note 70's official, market and used prices in Pakistan. When you upgrade, sell your current phone on Mehfoz with verified PTA status.

This guide uses the GSMA IMEI and EEC certification records and the DevCheck hardware listing of model X6766 as reported by Pakistani tech media (14 October 2026) and Pakistani tech media; only details that appear in those records are stated as leaked, and everything about the base Note 70, pricing and dates is labelled expected. Pakistani estimates anchor to the official Note 60 (Rs 109,999) and Note 60 Pro (Rs 111,999) launch prices. Confidence: high that the Note 70 Pro exists and is approaching launch; moderate on the leaked specifications; lowest on exact pricing and the launch date. Last reviewed by the Mehfoz editorial team on 15 October 2026.