Honor 600 Pro price in Pakistan is listed at Rs 229,999 on most mobile price trackers. That said, Honor has not made an official press release confirming a Pakistan launch. Some listings mark the phone “Available,” while others still say “Coming Soon,” months after its global release. If you are buying one locally, you are likely looking at an imported unit, not a phone sold through Honor’s own Pakistan channel.
Why the Price Is Not Fully Settled
Different trackers show different numbers for the same phone. Some list Rs 209,999, some Rs 229,999, and one even shows Rs 267,200. The Rs 229,999 figure appears most often, so that’s the number to use as your reference point. The gap between listings comes down to import cost, dealer margin, and whether the seller is pricing off the China launch rate or the slightly higher global retail rate.
Globally, the Honor 600 Pro launched at $811 (around €729 / £649) for the 12GB/512GB model. Converted at current exchange rates, that lands close to the Rs 229,999 figure, which is a good sign that this number reflects a real import cost rather than a guess.
PTA Tax on the Honor 600 Pro
If you bring in the Honor 600 Pro yourself or buy a non-PTA unit, you will need to pay PTA tax (DIRBS) to use it on a local SIM. That tax is Rs 107,887. A unit already registered and sold with PTA approval does not need this paid separately, since the cost is usually built into the retail price.
What You Actually Get for the Price:
- Display: 6.57-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate, 8000 nits peak brightness, 3840Hz PWM dimming (helps if you’re sensitive to screen flicker at night).
- Chip: Snapdragon 8 Elite, a 2025 flagship chipset that still handles heavy games and apps without slowing down.
- Cameras: 200MP main, 50MP telephoto with 3.5x real optical zoom, 12MP ultrawide, and a 50MP front camera. The telephoto is the standout here. Most phones in this price range skip a real optical zoom lens.
- Battery: 7000mAh on international units, with 80W wired charging, 50W wireless charging, and 27W reverse charging. One detail most price pages skip: the European version actually ships with a smaller 6400mAh cell. If you’re buying from a Pakistani importer, ask which regional variant you’re getting, since the battery size is not the same everywhere.
- Build: IP68 and IP69K rated, so it can handle dust, rain, and even brief high-pressure water exposure. Weight is around 195-200g depending on the color.
- Software: Android 16 with MagicOS 10 on top, and Honor has committed to 6 major OS updates, which is a long support window for this price range.
- Storage options: 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB, paired with either 12GB or 16GB RAM depending on the variant.
- Colors: Golden White, Black, and Orange.
Honor 600 Pro vs the Standard Honor 600
If the Pro’s price feels steep, the regular Honor 600 drops the telephoto camera, wireless charging, and the flagship chip in favor of a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4. It’s listed around Rs 179,999 on the same trackers, so the Pro’s premium mainly buys you the zoom lens, faster chip, and wireless charging.
Should You Buy It Right Now?
Given that Honor has not confirmed an official Pakistan launch, it’s worth checking with your dealer whether the unit comes with a valid warranty and PTA registration before paying full price. An unofficial import at Rs 229,999 without a working local warranty is a different purchase than a PTA-approved unit at the same price.
