20 October 2026 · Zohaan Mobile Gallery
Nokia 7.2 Price in Pakistan (2026 Used Guide)
Nokia 7.2 Price in Pakistan 2026: Used-Market Specs & Honest Buying Guide
The Nokia 7.2 arrived in late 2019 as HMD's camera-first mid-ranger: a 48 MP ZEISS triple camera, a 6.3-inch HDR10 PureDisplay and the frosted-glass design Nokia became known for. It launched in Pakistan at PKR 47,500, and local reviews at the time praised its looks and clean Android One software while noting it faced brutal competition from Chinese brands on raw value. WhatMobile now marks it discontinued, so this is strictly a used-market guide. Its case in 2026 rests on the camera hardware and the still-attractive display; its case against rests on the modest Snapdragon 660, slow 10 W charging and software support that ended at Android 11.
Nokia 7.2 Price in Pakistan: The Used-Market Reality
Launched in Pakistan in November 2019 at PKR 47,500 for the 6 GB / 128 GB variant (Daily Pakistan). WhatMobile now lists the Nokia 7.2 as 'Discontinued' (verified 2026-10-09). In 2026 it trades only on the used market.
Used-market only. The original Rs. 47,500 launch price is historical; used asking prices vary widely by condition and PTA status — confirm with the seller.
Catalogue prices for discontinued phones are historical references, not live prices. Every used unit differs in condition, battery health and PTA status, so confirm the asking price for the specific handset. Browse the used mobile phones collection and read our guide to buying a used mobile safely first.
Key Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Release date | September 2019 (discontinued) |
| Display | 6.3-inch IPS LCD, 1080 x 2280, HDR10 (PureDisplay) |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 (14 nm), Adreno 512 |
| RAM / Storage | 4 GB / 64 GB or 6 GB / 128 GB; microSD up to 512 GB |
| Rear camera | Triple: 48 MP (f/1.8, Quad Pixel) + 8 MP ultrawide (118°) + 5 MP depth, ZEISS optics |
| Front camera | 20 MP (f/2.0, Quad Pixel) |
| Battery | 3500 mAh, 10 W charging |
| SIM | Single SIM or hybrid dual SIM (Nano-SIM) |
| OS at launch | Android 9 Pie, Android One (upgradable to Android 11) |
| Build | Satin glass back, polymer frame; rear fingerprint sensor; USB-C; NFC; FM radio; 3.5 mm jack |
| Weight / Dimensions | 180 g; 159.9 x 75.2 x 8.3 mm |
| Pakistan price (2026) | Discontinued new; used market only — confirm with seller |
Display
The 6.3-inch IPS LCD (1080 x 2280) carries HDR10 PureDisplay branding with a waterdrop notch and Gorilla Glass 3. Colours and contrast are pleasant for the used price, and the panel was considered one of the phone's highlights at launch. No high refresh rate — 60 Hz only, which feels dated but is perfectly serviceable for everyday use.
Performance & Software
The Snapdragon 660 with Adreno 512 was already a generation old when the phone launched in 2019, and in 2026 it handles calls, messaging, social apps and video comfortably but labours with heavy multitasking and modern games. The 6 GB / 128 GB variant is the one to look for; the 4 GB / 64 GB version feels cramped today. Software ended at Android 11 under Android One — clean and bloat-free, but no longer receiving security patches.
Cameras
This is the phone's headline: a 48 MP main sensor (Samsung GM1 with Quad Pixel binning) plus an 8 MP 118° ultrawide and a 5 MP depth sensor, all ZEISS-branded, with a 20 MP Quad Pixel front camera. Daylight shots are detailed with natural colours, and the dedicated Night mode helps after dark. Video tops out at 1080p — no 4K, a real limitation for a camera-centric phone.
Battery & Charging
A 3500 mAh battery with only 10 W charging was the 7.2's weakest spec at launch, and age has not improved it. Expect modest endurance from a used unit and slow top-ups; verify the battery holds charge before buying and plan around a charger being nearby.
Build & Design
The light-diffusing satin glass back (in Charcoal, Cyan Green and Ice) with a polymer composite frame still looks distinctive in 2026. At 180 g it is comfortable, and you get a rear fingerprint sensor, 3.5 mm jack, FM radio, NFC and USB-C — a complete connectivity set.
Connectivity & Extras
Single SIM or hybrid dual SIM (Nano-SIM) depending on variant, 4G LTE, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS/GLONASS/BDS, NFC. The hybrid slot again means a trade-off between a second SIM and microSD expansion (up to 512 GB).
Don't Buy the Wrong Nokia: Naming Traps
Do not confuse the Nokia 7.2 (2019, Snapdragon 660, 48 MP triple camera) with the older Nokia 7.1 (2018, Snapdragon 636, dual camera) — the 7.2 is the newer, larger and more camera-capable phone, and used prices reflect that. It is also distinct from the Nokia 7 Plus (2018, Snapdragon 660, dual ZEISS camera) and the much older Nokia 7 (2017, China-only). Verify the model in About Phone before paying.
Strengths
- 48 MP ZEISS triple camera with a genuinely useful 118° ultrawide
- 6.3-inch HDR10 PureDisplay that still looks good
- Distinctive frosted-glass design; solid 180 g build
- Clean Android One software with no bloat
- Full extras: headphone jack, FM radio, NFC, USB-C
Weaknesses & Honest Caveats
- Discontinued; no new stock or manufacturer warranty
- Snapdragon 660 was mid-range in 2019 and feels slow now
- Only 10 W charging — very slow by 2026 standards
- Software support ended at Android 11; no security patches
- No 4K video despite the camera-first positioning
Who Should Buy It in 2026
Suits a buyer who wants a cheap used phone with a good camera and a nice screen for social media and photography — as long as the unit's battery and PTA status check out, and gaming or heavy multitasking is not the priority.
Not the right fit? You can sell your current device or try a mobile exchange toward a newer used phone.
Used-Buying Checklist for the Nokia 7.2
Every used phone is a unique item. Run through this checklist on the exact unit before paying:
- Verify it is the 7.2 (model TA-1196/TA-1178 etc.), not the 7.1 or 7 Plus
- Run the PTA/DIRBS IMEI check on all slots before paying
- Test all three rear cameras plus the 20 MP front camera
- Check battery drain over 15 minutes of video playback
- Inspect the display for dead pixels and touch dead zones
- Confirm the fingerprint sensor, NFC and headphone jack all work
PTA & IMEI Check: Non-Negotiable
PTA approval applies to the individual device and its IMEI — never to the model. A Nokia 7.2 that was compliant years ago is only safe if its IMEI verifies today. See what PTA approval means, how to check PTA approval and how to check an IMEI — and read our CPID vs PTA explainer before considering any shortcut.
Check a Used Nokia 7.2 in Rahim Yar Khan
Inspect a used Nokia 7.2 in person — battery, camera and PTA/IMEI checks included — at Zohaan Mobile Gallery, Shop No. 6, First Floor, Iqra Plaza, Railway Road, Rahim Yar Khan 64200, Pakistan. Used phones carry a 7-day check warranty, and our mobile repair desk can assess battery health. Plan your visit or message us: WhatsApp +92 305 8452080 (Mon–Thu & Sat–Sun, 9:00 AM–9:00 PM). Listing: Nokia 7.2 at Zohaan Mobile Gallery
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Nokia 7.2 price in Pakistan in 2026?
The Nokia 7.2 is discontinued with no official new price. It launched at PKR 47,500 in 2019. In 2026 it sells only used, with prices set by condition and PTA status — confirm the current used asking price with the seller.
Is the Nokia 7.2 PTA approved?
PTA status is per device. Check the unit's IMEI on the PTA/DIRBS system before paying; a 2019-era 'PTA approved' claim means nothing unless the IMEI verifies today.
Will the Nokia 7.2 get more Android updates?
No. It launched on Android 9 Pie (Android One) and its final update was Android 11. There are no further official updates or security patches.
Nokia 7.2 vs Nokia 7.1 — which used buy is better?
The 7.2 is newer and better in most ways: bigger HDR display, Snapdragon 660, 48 MP triple camera and larger battery. Buy the 7.1 only if it is meaningfully cheaper; the 7.2 is the stronger used phone.
Is the Nokia 7.2 good for gaming?
Not really in 2026. The Snapdragon 660 handles casual games but struggles with demanding titles. Buy it for camera, display and clean software — not gaming.
Does the Nokia 7.2 support 4G and memory cards?
Yes to both: 4G LTE on Pakistani networks, and microSD up to 512 GB — though the hybrid slot means choosing between a second SIM and the card.
Why is charging so slow on the Nokia 7.2?
It supports only 10 W charging, which was modest even in 2019. Expect a full charge to take well over two hours on a healthy unit.
Is the Nokia 7.2 worth buying in 2026?
As a budget used camera phone, yes — the ZEISS triple camera and HDR display hold up. But slow charging, ended software support and an ageing battery make it a secondary-phone or light-use pick rather than a primary daily driver.