“Gaming phone” is used loosely in shop ads. Mobile Sahab uses one rule you can check on any spec sheet, and the list updates itself as prices and stock change. Every phone here is new, box-packed and PTA approved.
How this list is made
A phone makes this list when it has all three: a gaming-class chip (Snapdragon 7 or 8 series, MediaTek Dimensity 8000 or 9000 series, Samsung Exynos 2000 series, Apple A17 Pro or newer, or Google Tensor), a screen of 120Hz or faster, and 8 GB RAM or more. One entry per model, at its lowest qualifying price, cheapest first.
Frame rates depend on the game
PUBG Mobile and Free Fire unlock high frame-rate modes per device, and they change them with updates. A strong chip gives you headroom, but the in-game options decide the final number.
Storage and heat
Big games plus their updates take a lot of space, so prefer 256 GB if you install several. Long sessions heat any phone: a case that doesn’t trap heat and a cool room help more than you would think.