Motorola Returns to Pakistan With Moto G77 5G — 108MP Camera, 5,200mAh Battery

Good news for Motorola fans in Pakistan — the brand is finally back. Pakistan's leading distributor, CoreTECH — already known for bringing brands like Xiaomi, Huawei, and Apple to the country — has now brought in the Motorola Moto G77 5G.

Official Warranty, Finally

Now buyers get a real warranty and proper after-sales support — something that was missing before. Right now, the Moto G77 is the only Motorola phone in Pakistan, but more could arrive soon.

Moto G77 — Key Features

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Price in Pakistan

The Moto G77 comes in one version — 8GB RAM and 256GB storage — priced at around Rs. 93,000. It's available in two colors, Black Olive and Shaded Spruce, and you can buy it both online and from local shops with full official warranty.

Why You Should Buy This

• Official warranty: No more grey-market risk — genuine after-sales support in Pakistan.
• Bright, premium display: A 5,000-nit AMOLED screen is rare at this price point.
• Strong camera setup: 108MP main sensor with 2K video is great for everyday photography.
• Durable build: IP64 and military-grade toughness mean it can handle daily wear and tear.
• Big battery: 5,200mAh comfortably lasts a full day of use.

Launched Elsewhere First

Pakistan wasn't the first market to get the Moto G77. The phone actually debuted globally back in January 2026, and neighboring Bangladesh got it around the same time, at a price of roughly BDT 45,000 — which converts to about Rs. 101,000 in Pakistani currency.

Interestingly, India — usually one of the first markets for Motorola launches — still hasn't gotten an official release. The Moto G77 5G remains listed as "upcoming" there, with an expected price of around ₹30,999, or roughly Rs. 90,500 in PKR.

Reviewers abroad have shared their thoughts on the phone:

• Display: Most reviewers call it the best part of the phone — sharp, bright, and great outdoors.
• Battery: Easily lasts a full day, even with heavy use.
• Overall value: Reviewers say it feels premium and offers great value for its price.
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Why It Matters

Pakistan's phone market already has plenty of options from brands like Xiaomi, Samsung, Infinix, and Tecno. Motorola will be a new addition for Pakistani buyers — but it's not some unknown or new company. It's a long-established brand that's always had strong reviews, and it has no shortage of fans in Pakistan already.

At Rs. 93,000, though, it faces tough competition. Whether Motorola succeeds here will depend on what phones CoreTECH brings next — and how well they're priced.