NepalMobilePrice.com

Mobile prices in Nepal, checked every single day

The figure on the box rarely matches what a shop in Kathmandu will quote you. We collect live prices from major retailers and verified online stores each morning, then show you the lowest number we found, who is selling at that number, and whether the unit carries official warranty.

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Samsung and Apple move the most units here, but the midrange fight between Xiaomi, Realme and Infinix is where prices fall fastest. Pick a brand to see every model on the price list.

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Full catalogue

Newly added models and pages we rechecked during the latest tracking runs.

How we keep prices honest

Checked every morning, not once a month

Our tracking runs visit retailer pages before noon, seven days a week. When a shop changes a price during a flash sale, the new figure reaches this site the same day, with the check date printed next to it.

Every listing carries its warranty label

An import can sit thousands of rupees below the authorised price and still be genuine hardware. Every listing on this site shows you exactly which warranty type you are getting before you walk into a shop.

History beats hearsay

We store every price we see. Open any phone page and you can check whether today's lowest ever claim is real, or just festival season noise that will climb back up next month.

Shopping with a ceiling?

Most buyers decide the budget first and the brand later. These lists are sorted by price, not by commission, because we earn none.

A quick note on how phone pricing works here

Phone prices move for boring reasons more often than exciting ones. A shipment clears customs, a distributor revises its list, a retailer needs shelf space before a new launch, and suddenly a model you watched for weeks drops by two thousand rupees overnight.

Demand seasons matter too. Around Dashain and Tihar, discounts are everywhere and stock runs thin on the popular models. In the quiet months that follow, prices settle back up. This is why every phone page on this site carries a history chart instead of asking you to trust a single number.

We do not sell phones. Retailer links exist so you can verify a figure yourself in two clicks, not because someone paid us to place them.