Ufone 4G Blaze Device Bundles 2026: 120GB, 200GB, 300GB Prices

Ufone 4G Blaze device bundles are the carrier’s answer to home internet without a landline: a small portable WiFi hotspot that runs on the 4G network, sold together with data plans made only for the unit. The unit itself costs Rs. 5,500 one time, and the monthly plans start at Rs. 2,499 for 120 GB. If your area gets decent 4G signal, this little box can replace the USB dongle or the old DSL line for a lot of households.

This page lists the current hotspot plans and the unit price exactly as the carrier’s official page states them. Where a figure comes from a third-party source instead of the carrier, I say so plainly, because several older pages still show stale prices and I do not want you buying the wrong plan.

The short version: buy the hotspot once for Rs. 5,500, then pick a monthly plan: 120 GB at Rs. 2,499, 200 GB at Rs. 2,749, or 300 GB at Rs. 2,999. Half of every plan only works between 1 AM and 1 PM, so schedule your big downloads for the night. Unused data moves to the next month when you resubscribe.

Ufone 4G Blaze Device Bundles: Monthly Options

These three plans sit on the carrier’s official Blaze page, all with 30-day validity:

The night bucket is the part most people miss: exactly half of each plan, 60 GB of the 120, 100 GB of the 200, and 150 GB of the 300, can only be used between 1 AM and 1 PM. The other half works round the clock. If your streaming and updates mostly happen during the day, buy one size up, because your real daytime data is 60, 100, or 150 GB.

All three plan prices are inclusive of taxes, and the carrier says there are no hidden charges. When a plan finishes, you simply subscribe again for another 30 days.

The Hotspot: Price and Specs

The unit costs Rs. 5,500 one time. It is a 4G WiFi hotspot, so it shares the connection over WiFi instead of needing a USB port on your laptop. Here is what the official page lists:

• Connects up to 10 WiFi devices at once
• 2000 mAh battery, about 4 hours of constant use and 250 hours on standby
• WPS push-and-connect button, so guests can join without typing the password
• No installation needed, it works out of the box
• 1-year warranty

An honesty note on old prices: a few older pages still list the unit at Rs. 3,700 and the 120 GB plan at Rs. 1,999. Those figures are outdated. The current official prices are Rs. 5,500 for the unit and Rs. 2,499 for the 120 GB plan.

How to Subscribe to a Plan

The official Blaze page lists no USSD code for subscribing. Instead, the carrier gives four ways to get a plan on your unit:

1. Visit a Ufone Service Center and ask for the Blaze bundle on your device
2. Visit a Ufone Franchise for the same
3. Buy from a Ufone Retailer in your area
4. Pay through the Upaisa, Easypaisa, or JazzCash mobile apps

Now, several telecom blogs report USSD codes dialed from the unit’s Master Number: *7073# for the 120 GB plan, *7074# for 200 GB, *7075# for 300 GB, and *7076# for the 3-month plan. I am including them because readers keep asking, but be clear: these codes appear on third-party sites like apna4g.com, not on the carrier’s official page. The safe route, especially for a first recharge, is a service center, franchise, retailer, or one of the wallet apps above.

Multi-Month and Promo Plans (Reported, Not Official)

pakera.pk and packagesly.com list longer plans that do not appear on the main official Blaze table. Treat these as reported, and confirm at a service center before paying:

The new-sale offer is the interesting one: Rs. 5,500 for the unit plus Rs. 1,000 for your first 120 GB means Rs. 6,500 gets you started, if the offer is still running when you buy. Ask the franchise about it directly, since promo offers come and go.

Terms and Conditions

• Every plan has 30-day validity. When it ends or runs out, you resubscribe for the next 30 days.
• Unused data carries over. The official page says remaining unused volume transfers to the next month when you resubscribe. One third-party page claims there is no rollover; that contradicts the carrier’s own page, and the official page wins.
• Night split: 50 percent of each plan is usable only between 1 AM and 1 PM.
• No hidden charges. Package tariffs are inclusive of all taxes, per the official page.

How It Compares

For context, pakera.pk currently lists Zong’s MBB hotspot plans at 65 GB for Rs. 2,500, 160 GB for Rs. 2,600, and 200 GB for Rs. 3,300, so the 120 GB plan at Rs. 2,499 undercuts Zong’s entry tier on pure volume, though Zong does not split half the data into a night bucket the way this one does. If you are still deciding between a hotspot and a phone SIM, compare with the best monthly internet packages across all networks before you commit to a unit.

Who Should Buy It, and Who Should Skip It

Buy it if you need WiFi for the whole house and can shift heavy downloads, system updates, and video to the 1 AM to 1 PM window. A family that streams at night and browses by day will find the 200 GB plan comfortable, and the unused-data transfer means a light month is not wasted.

Skip it if your heavy usage happens during the day, since only half the plan is available then. Also skip it if you only need data on your phone: the regular Ufone internet packages are cheaper for a single SIM, and the hotspot plans are data only, so you would still want a Ufone call package on your main number for voice.

FAQs

Can I use my own SIM in the hotspot?
The hotspot works with its dedicated data SIM. The plans are tied to the unit, so a regular Ufone SIM does not get Blaze pricing.

How do I check my remaining data?
packagesly.com reports *3045# or the carrier app for balance checks. This is reported, not on the official page, so if the code does not work, use the app.

Does unused data expire?
Not if you resubscribe. The official page says unused volume transfers to the next month on resubscription.

Can I use it outside Pakistan?
No. It runs on the carrier’s local 4G network, so it only works where there is coverage in Pakistan.

Sources: the carrier’s official Blaze 4G Packages page; pakera.pk hotspot comparison; apna4g.com for reported USSD codes; packagesly.com for the multi-month table.