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iPhone 17 Available In Pakistan With Warranty Through Jazz And Mercantile

  • September 22, 2025
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Excitement for Apple’s iPhone 17 has reached Pakistan as the latest model, featuring significant camera upgrades, prepares to enter the market. While early units have already appeared in the grey market with prices reportedly as high as PKR 520,000 for the new Cosmic Orange variant, consumers face risks including lack of official warranty, potential tampering, and inflated pricing. To provide a safer and more reliable option, Jazz has partnered with Mercantile Pakistan, Apple’s official distributor in the country, to launch the iPhone 17 through authorized channels, ensuring genuine devices and authorized support for customers.

Jazz will soon open pre-bookings for the iPhone 17 series, offering packages that combine the device with generous data bundles and exclusive features. This collaboration not only guarantees authentic Apple products but also provides buyers with access to Mercantile Pakistan’s nationwide network of Apple-authorized service centers, ensuring professional support and assistance across Pakistan. Devices purchased through these channels come directly from Apple’s manufacturing facilities, giving customers confidence in their quality and authenticity.

Every iPhone 17 sold via Mercantile Pakistan includes a standard one-year warranty and an additional one-year extended warranty, providing two years of comprehensive coverage. This approach addresses concerns common with grey market imports, where users often face challenges accessing official support and repair services. By offering this level of protection, Jazz and Mercantile Pakistan aim to set a new benchmark for customer experience in the country’s smartphone market, combining premium technology with reliable service and after-sales assurance.

The partnership underscores Jazz’s commitment to delivering high-quality digital experiences for Pakistani consumers. Beyond the device itself, customers benefit from structured service support and bundled offerings that enhance usability and value. As iPhone 17 units begin arriving through official channels, the move is expected to encourage buyers to prioritize authorized distribution over grey market alternatives, promoting secure ownership and long-term device reliability. With pre-bookings expected soon, customers across Pakistan will have the opportunity to experience the latest Apple innovation backed by formal warranty coverage and nationwide service support, reinforcing confidence in both the product and the authorized retail ecosystem.

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