Mobile phone prices today: iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, and Xiaomi
Phone prices in Iran change daily, sometimes hourly, and three things set the final number: storage, registry status, and warranty. This page puts the live prices for each brand side by side.
20 products across 4 families — refreshed with every new user search.
iPhone
3 productsSamsung Galaxy
10 products- Samsung 35E1 sources · 13 days agofrom1,900,000 Toman
- مایکرویو کانوکشن دار پاناسونیک ال جی سامسونگ2 sources · 3 days agofrom50,290,000 Toman
- سامسونگ گالکسی A17 رم 8 وحافظه 2562 sources · 10 hours agofrom69,600,000 Toman
- گوشی موبایل سامسونگ مدل A563 sources · 14 hours agofrom96,000,000 Toman
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Fe2 sources · 13 days agofrom105,000,000 Toman
- گوشی سامسونگ a573 sources · yesterdayfrom109,898,000 Toman
- s26 FE 2561 sources · 2 days agofrom165,610,200 Toman
- گوشی s26 ultra4 sources · yesterdayfrom179,570,000 Toman
- گوشی S26 ultra 256 مشکی2 sources · yesterdayfrom182,000,000 Toman
- s26 ultra3 sources · 7 days agofrom218,000,000 Toman
Other brands
2 productsAccessories
5 productsEach number is the lowest recorded price for that search term, and the products in this list are not all sold in the same unit; tap a product to see its unit, seller, and the date of each price. These prices are collected from public shop listings and may have changed.
Three variables that turn one model into several prices
When you see several different prices for a single model, you're usually looking at several different goods rather than honest and dishonest sellers. First, storage: the 256GB and 512GB versions of one model carry separate prices, and the gap is not small. Second, registry status: registered and unregistered phones are two separate markets. Third, warranty and supply region, which moves the same hardware by a few percent. That's why the guide to today's phone prices starts by pinning down the exact good before pricing it.
Registered or unregistered?
This is the most common question behind phone-price searches, and the cheapest number in any price list often belongs to an unregistered handset — one that may stop working on the domestic network. Read registered vs unregistered phone prices to understand which number sits lower in the list, and why.
Why the cheapest price isn't always the real one
- Prices far below market are usually unregistered stock, warranty-free, or out of stock.
- Some lists keep an old price; in a market that moves daily, check the date on each one.
- Don't mistake storage for the model — "256" or "512" is part of the product name, not a side option.
- Same-name accessories (cases, screen protectors, chargers) surface in a handset price search and drag the number down.
Those last two are exactly where a raw price list misleads you; how to spot a fake discount works through the same pattern with examples.