ISLAMABAD: Samsung Pakistan has officially launched the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Ultra, and while many expected a steep price tag, the company has set a surprisingly lower price point.
According to Samsung’s website, the 512GB ROM and 12GB RAM variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra is priced at Rs439,999, a significant shift compared to its predecessor.
Interestingly, the new Galaxy S25 Ultra’s price is almost Rs30,000 cheaper than the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s 512GB ROM and 12GB RAM model, which remains listed at Rs469,999 on the same website.
This pricing anomaly has left many consumers scratching their heads. Adding to the confusion, the 1TB variant of the Galaxy S24 Ultra is priced lower than the 512GB version, costing Rs459,999.
The puzzling price differences have raised questions about whether Samsung deliberately set these prices or if it’s an error on their website.
While these prices are displayed online, multiple retail outlets in Islamabad have not yet received stock of the Galaxy S25 Ultra or even the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Those who do have the Galaxy S25 in stock are quoting prices as high as Rs470,000, despite the phones being largely unavailable.
As consumers eagerly await clarity on the pricing situation, it remains uncertain whether this is a deliberate strategy or a mistake by Samsung Pakistan.
Either way, the inconsistent pricing has certainly grabbed attention, adding intrigue to the launch of Samsung’s latest flagship device.
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