The PTA-approved iPhone 18 Pro Max is available in four storage variants through Mercantile, with prices reaching Rs1.115 million for the 2TB model.
The latest iPhone 18 Pro Max prices in Pakistan range from Rs605,000 to Rs1,115,000, with four storage configurations available through Mercantile, Apple’s authorised distributor and service provider in the country.
According to the latest price information, updated from November 9, 2026, the 256GB variant is priced at Rs605,000, while the top-end 2TB model costs Rs1.115 million.
The official prices cover PTA-approved, duty-paid devices available through Mercantile. Buyers also receive official Apple warranty coverage and access to the protection plan announced with the phone’s launch.
iPhone 18 Pro Max price in Pakistan
The latest prices across all four storage variants are listed below:
Storage variant Price in Pakistan
| iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB | Rs605,000 |
| iPhone 18 Pro Max 512GB | Rs690,000 |
| iPhone 18 Pro Max 1TB | Rs860,000 |
| iPhone 18 Pro Max 2TB | Rs1,115,000 |
The 256GB configuration is the entry-level option, while the 2TB variant is the most expensive, crossing the Rs1.1 million mark. The price difference between the base and top-end models is Rs510,000.
PTA approval and warranty coverage
The iPhone 18 Pro Max models listed by Mercantile are duty paid and PTA approved, allowing buyers to use them on local mobile networks without needing separate PTA registration.
The devices support physical SIM and eSIM connectivity. Mercantile also provides official warranty coverage for Apple products purchased through its authorised channels.
At launch, the distributor announced a complimentary Protection Plan covering eligible accidental damage. Its stated coverage includes front-screen replacement, back-glass replacement and liquid damage. The launch package also included a two-year warranty.
Storage options and availability
The iPhone 18 Pro Max is available in 256GB, 512GB, 1TB and 2TB configurations, with all four capacities listed on Mercantile’s product page.
The updated prices give Pakistani consumers several storage options, although the cost rises considerably for higher-capacity models. Buyers seeking the largest storage configuration will have to pay Rs1,115,000, making the officially distributed flagship one of the most expensive smartphones available in Pakistan.