itel A95 Price in Pakistan & Specs

More About itel A95 The itel A95 price in Pakistan is Rs. 31,000 for either launch configuration — 128GB storage with 4GB or 6GB of RAM. Released in April 2025, it is the point where itel's entry line stops being merely adequate: a Dimensity 6300 chip, a 120Hz screen and a 50MP autofocus camera sit a clear rung above the Unisoc entry models selling for less. Price: one storage figure, a RAM fork itel's international price entry for the A95 opened at about 100 EUR, converting to roughly Rs. 31,000 at current exchange rates for either 128GB trim. The two variants differ only in RAM — 4GB or 6GB on the same storage — so compare offers by checking RAM before price: with the display and processor described below, the 6GB trim is the one that does justice to this hardware when the two sit close in cost. The phone has been on sale internationally since April 2025; a confirmed Pakistani retail launch figure is not on record, so seller pricing on imported and distributor stock stands on its own, and the FAQ below explains how this converted reference was reached. Display: 120Hz smoothness with Panda Glass The 6.67-inch IPS LCD draws a 720 x 1612 picture on a 20:9 panel, about 265 ppi, and carries two features this price class usually drops: a 120Hz refresh rate and Panda Glass over the screen. The refresh rate is the one you feel — scrolling through feeds, galleries and app lists keeps its smoothness where older budget panels stutter or step. Sharpness stays HD-class, so fine text and small interface labels are the panel's visible limit rather than any flow problem. On the body itself, IP54 dust- and splash-protection is part of the official build — a rating this far down the price range rarely carries. Performance: the Dimensity step in itel's line A Mediatek Dimensity 6300 built on a 6nm process runs Android 14 with itel OS 14 at launch — the newest name in the itel processor range and a class apart from the Unisoc T60x chips in the TS Pro and Zeno 10. Its radios also step into 5G territory, with LTE and 5G bands in the connectivity list while the cheaper itels stop at 4G. Four gigabytes of RAM carry messaging, feeds and streaming comfortably, while the 6GB trim is what holds several apps in memory without reloading them, a real gain on a screen this fluid. Both trims get 128GB of storage — double what the sibling models carry — plus a microSDXC slot for further expansion, though the system software takes its share of the internal figure as on any phone. Camera: 50MP with autofocus, video to 1440p The rear camera is a 50MP f/1.6 sensor with genuine autofocus plus an auxiliary lens. At this price, autofocus is the rare part, and document shots, book pages and close subjects show it: focus locks where fixed-focus entry cameras deliver mush. Daylight photos hold detail worth sharing, while indoor and shaded frames keep the honest expectations of a budget sensor. The 8MP front camera is standard for selfies and video calls. Video records at 1440p at 30fps with a 1080p option — a step above the usual 1080p-only entry setup, still short of 4K. Battery: 5000mAh against a livelier screen The 5000mAh lithium-polymer battery is the size this generation of entry itels settled on, and here it works against a 120Hz panel rather than the basic one behind the TS Pro's smaller cell. The 6nm processor's thrift offsets much of that draw, so mixed days of calls, feeds and video land comfortably, while screen-heavy sessions show the livelier panel's cost sooner than on the quieter screens of the cheaper siblings. Charging speed is not published in the specification, so treat top-ups as standard and confirm anything faster from a seller's listing rather than expecting it from the spec. Verdict: the capability pick in the current itel range The A95 is for buyers whose day leans on what older entry phones do badly: everyday photography, hours in feeds and streams, and swiping feel. The 120Hz Panda-Glass panel, the Dimensity 6300 and the 50MP autofocus camera are hardware-generation steps, not marketing labels. If the budget reaches this price, it is the itel to take over any T603-class sibling; if calls, chats and light browsing are the whole day, the cheaper TS Pro or Zeno 10 does those jobs adequately. The Alcatel A62 sits near it on price with an easier-going screen and a single simpler camera offered instead. PTA Tax (DIRBS) For an imported, unregistered itel A95, the calculated PTA tax is Rs. 17,745 with a CNIC or Rs. 15,764 with a passport — amounts above the range of cheaper entry itels because registration scales with the handset's higher customs value. Check the IMEI registration status before paying: an already PTA-approved device should not be treated as needing the same charge again. FAQs Is Rs. 31,000 the official itel A95 price in Pakistan? No. It converts the model's roughly 100 EUR international price entry at current exchange rates, rounded for the price page. A confirmed Pakistani retail figure is not on record, so imported-stock pricing stands with individual sellers. Does the itel A95 need PTA registration? An imported, unregistered unit does: Rs. 17,745 against a CNIC or Rs. 15,764 with a passport. A handset already PTA-approved avoids this charge, so check the IMEI status before buying. Should buyers pick the 4GB or 6GB version of the itel A95? Both carry the same 128GB storage, so RAM is the whole difference. The 6GB trim holds more apps in the background without reloading them and pairs better with the fluid screen; the 4GB trim is adequate for messaging-level daily use. Is a 120Hz refresh rate useful on an HD-class screen? Refresh rate and resolution work separately: 120Hz smooths scrolling and swiping regardless of pixel count, while the 720 x 1612 panel keeps sharpness modest. Together the screen feels livelier than older budget displays even though text detail is not its strength. How good is the itel A95's 50MP camera? In daylight, detail and autofocus behaviour make it the most capable camera hardware in this itel price room, and video reaches 1440p at 30fps. In dim light and heavy zooming it keeps budget-class limits; there is no 4K recording listed. What colours does the itel A95 come in? Calx Titanium, Black and Green were the launch colours for the A95.