In the ever-evolving landscape of smartphones, the Apple iPhone X has reemerged as a desirable choice for enthusiasts in Pakistan who appreciate its iconic design and enduring features, despite the recent release of the iPhone 15.
Released six years ago, the iPhone X marked a significant leap forward in both design and technology. It introduced groundbreaking features, including a Super Retina Display, TrueDepth Camera System, Face ID, and the formidable A11 Bionic Chip.
One of the standout features of the iPhone X was its sleek and modern design, featuring a glass back and a stainless steel frame. Its 5.8-inch Super Retina OLED display with a resolution of 1125 x 2436 pixels set a new standard for Apple, pioneering the concept of an edge-to-edge display with minimal bezels and the elimination of a physical home button.
Under the hood, the iconic A11 Bionic chip provided impressive performance and power efficiency, ensuring a seamless user experience for tasks ranging from multitasking to running resource-intensive applications.
In the camera department, the iPhone X featured a dual-camera setup on the rear, comprising a 12-megapixel wide-angle and telephoto lens. This combination offered features like optical image stabilization and portrait mode, enabling users to capture stunning photos.
The iPhone X initially ran on iOS 11 but continued to receive software updates for several years, ensuring it remained relevant and secure. It supported wireless charging using the Qi standard and boasted water and dust resistance, enhancing its durability.
For those interested in owning a piece of iPhone history, the iPhone X is now available in the Pakistani market. Prices for the device range from Rs40,000 to Rs60,000, with variations based on the condition of the device and regional factors.
If you prefer a larger screen and are willing to invest a bit more, the iPhone Xs Max is also available in Pakistan, with a price range of Rs50,000 to Rs80,000, depending on the device’s condition and geographical location.
For those concerned about PTA (Pakistan Telecommunication Authority) tax, the iPhone X with 64GB storage attracts a tax of PKR 68,250 when registered on a passport and PKR 87,750 when registered on an ID card. The 128GB variant comes with a slightly higher tax, at PKR 68,300 on a passport and PKR 87,800 on an ID card.
In the ever-changing world of smartphones, the enduring appeal, timeless design, and still-impressive features of the iPhone X continue to make it a sought-after choice in Pakistan’s mobile market. Whether you opt for the standard iPhone X or the larger iPhone Xs Max, these devices offer a blend of nostalgia and functionality that resonates with consumers.
As technology marches forward, the iPhone X stands as a testament to Apple’s commitment to innovation and design excellence.
