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Mercantile Launches MacBook Neo In Pakistan Starting At Rs. 225,000

  • April 6, 2026
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Mercantile, an authorized Apple distributor operating in Pakistan, has officially introduced the MacBook Neo in the country, positioning it as one of the most competitively priced MacBook models to reach the Pakistani market. The laptop is available starting at Rs. 225,000, with an additional variant priced at Rs. 265,000, giving buyers a choice between two configurations depending on their requirements and budget. The announcement was made in association with Startup Pakistan, reflecting an effort to make Apple’s latest hardware accessible to a broader segment of professionals, students, and entrepreneurs across the country.

The MacBook Neo arrives as Apple continues to expand its footprint in emerging markets, and Mercantile’s role as an authorised distributor ensures that buyers in Pakistan receive genuine, warranty-backed devices through official retail channels rather than through grey market imports. The pricing, while still a significant investment for most consumers, represents a more accessible entry point compared to previous MacBook models that have typically commanded considerably higher price tags in the Pakistani market due to import costs and currency fluctuations.

For those considering a purchase, Mercantile’s authorised distributor status provides the added assurance of official after-sales support, genuine accessories, and direct warranty coverage, factors that carry meaningful weight in a market where counterfeit and parallel imports have historically been a concern for buyers of premium technology products. The MacBook Neo is now available through Mercantile’s retail network across Pakistan.

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