Phone & GPS
The Phones & GPS section at AtoZ Electronics brings together over 600 mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches in Malta, from smartphones by Samsung, Xiaomi and Apple to simple feature phones and cordless house phones. It also covers phone accessories such as chargers and power banks, and Amazon Kindle e-readers. Smartphones start from under €70. All prices include VAT, with free delivery across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50, or collection from the showrooms in Attard and (PAVI) Qormi.
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Choose by what you are buying
Phones, from a first smartphone to the house phone
The Phones section covers 167 smartphones from €69, 20 feature phones with physical keys from €29.95, 57 cordless phones from €29.95, 13 landline phones, 3 conference phones and 2 VoIP handsets. Start here whether the purchase is a new smartphone, a simple handset for an older relative, or a house phone for a flat that keeps its fixed line.
Smartwatches, bands and straps
128 products: 68 smartwatches and fitness bands from €41.21, from Xiaomi, Garett and Beafon, plus 65 straps, cases and charging cables. Compatibility decides this purchase before any feature does, so check which phone the watch pairs with first. A band tracks steps, sleep and heart rate for the price of a phone case; a full smartwatch adds calls, payments and apps, and needs charging more often.
Phone accessories
117 products: 55 chargers from €4.76, 28 stands and holders, 21 power banks from €14.95, 5 charging stations, 4 Bluetooth earpieces, covers and screen protection. Most of it replaces something that came with the phone and has since failed, or was never in the box.
Tablets and e-readers
46 products: 19 tablets from €139 by Samsung and Xiaomi, 6 Amazon Kindle e-readers and 22 cases, stands and screen protectors. A tablet earns its place for reading, video and light work on a larger screen than a phone. It does not replace a laptop for typing, and for reading alone an e-reader handles direct sun better, which matters on a balcony in July.
Which phone do you actually need?
Phones at AtoZ come in five types, each answering a different need. Here is what each one is for.
| Type | What it is | Best for | Trade-off | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smartphone | Touchscreen, apps, camera, mobile data | Almost everyone, including banking, maps and payments | Battery usually lasts about a day; screens are fragile | €69 |
| Feature phone | Physical keys, calls and texts, battery lasting days | An older relative, a second phone, a work phone kept simple | No apps, so no banking or government apps | €29.95 |
| Cordless phone | A handset on a base, running over the landline | Homes and offices that keep a fixed line, and rooms with poor mobile signal | Tied to the house, and needs a landline subscription | €29.95 |
| Conference phone | A table unit with microphones covering a room | Meeting rooms and group calls | Only useful in a room set up for meetings | €299.95 |
| VoIP handset | A desk phone running over the internet | Offices moving off traditional lines | Depends entirely on the internet connection | €14.70 |
Start here
- A new phone → Smartphones (167, from €69, Samsung, Xiaomi and Apple)
- A simple phone for a parent or grandparent → Mobile Phones (20, from €29.95, Nokia, Panasonic and Maxcom)
- A house phone → Cordless Phones (57, from €29.95, Panasonic, Gigaset and Motorola)
- Steps, sleep and notifications on the wrist → Smartwatches (68, from €41.21)
- The charger that came in the box has died → Chargers (55, from €4.76)
- A screen for reading and video → Tablets (19, from €139) · Amazon Kindle (6)
What to check before you buy
Storage is the decision you cannot undo
Pick the storage first, because almost no phone sold today lets you add more later. Photos, messages and app updates fill a 64 GB phone inside two years, and a full phone stops backing up and stops updating. 128 GB is the sensible minimum for a phone meant to last; 256 GB if the camera gets heavy use for video. The price difference between the two usually buys more useful life than a second camera lens does.
Security updates decide how long the phone lasts
A phone reaches the end of its life when the manufacturer stops supporting it, well before it gets too slow. Check how many years of security updates the model is promised before comparing cameras: four or five years of patches on a mid-priced handset beats a higher megapixel count on one that is dropped after two. Apps that handle money and identity tend to be the first to stop working on an unpatched phone.
The charger is no longer in the box
Most manufacturers now ship a cable only, so budget for a charger with the phone. Match the wattage to what the handset accepts: a phone that can take 33 W charges far more slowly on an old 5 W charger. A 20 W charger covers most phones sold today. AtoZ Electronics stocks 55 chargers with starting price from €4.76.
A feature phone is a real choice
For an older relative, a phone with physical keys, a loud earpiece and a battery lasting several days is easier to live with than a smartphone. Check first whether the person needs banking or government apps, which a feature phone cannot run. If they do, a feature phone works as a second phone, not as their only one.
Summer heat, charging and the car
Heat is the main cause of battery ageing, and a phone left on a dashboard or charging in a closed car in August gets far hotter than it was designed for. A phone that shuts down or refuses to charge in direct sun is protecting itself. Charge indoors, take the case off during a long fast charge, and use a vent mount instead of a windscreen mount so the handset stays out of the sun.
Check what the smartwatch pairs with
A watch is bought for a phone, not on its own. Apple Watch works only with an iPhone; most other watches pair with Android and iPhone but lose features on one of them, and some bands need a manufacturer account to show anything useful. Choose between a band for steps and sleep and a full smartwatch for calls and payments once compatibility is settled.
Frequently asked questions about phones and tablets in Malta
Where can I buy a phone in Malta?
AtoZ Electronics sells phones in Malta online at atoz.com.mt and from two showrooms, at 70 Pitkali Road, Attard, and the PAVI Shopping Complex, Triq Manwel Dimech, Ħal Qormi. The range covers 167 smartphones, 20 feature phones, 57 cordless and 13 landline phones. Delivery is free across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50, or collect from either showroom.
How much does a smartphone cost in Malta?
Smartphones at AtoZ Electronics start at €69 for an Energizer or Garett handset, with Samsung from €99 and Xiaomi from €137, and run up to the current Apple models. Every price shown includes VAT.
What is the difference between Smartphones and Mobile Phones at AtoZ Electronics?
Smartphones are touchscreen phones running Android or iOS, with apps, mobile data and a camera: 167 models from €69. Mobile Phones are feature phones with physical keys and a battery lasting days, from Nokia, Panasonic and Maxcom, usually bought for an older relative or as a simple second phone. They are two separate categories at AtoZ Electronics, with different ranges.
Can I buy a Kindle in Malta?
Yes. AtoZ Electronics stocks 6 Amazon Kindle e-readers in Malta, alongside 19 tablets and 22 tablet accessories, with warranty service handled locally. A Kindle arrives ready to register to an Amazon account.
What capacity power bank do I need?
A 10,000 mAh power bank charges most phones about twice and is the practical size for a day out. 20,000 mAh covers a weekend or a tablet; check your airline’s cabin limit before flying with one. Check the output wattage as well as the capacity, because a fast-charging phone on a slow power bank gains very little in an hour. AtoZ Electronics stocks 21 power banks from €14.95.
Does AtoZ Electronics stock Samsung and Xiaomi phones in Malta?
Yes. Samsung and Xiaomi run through the smartphone range alongside Apple, Energizer and Garett, and Xiaomi also supplies smart bands and smartwatches from €41.21. Every handset is covered by the AtoZ Electronics Hassle-Free Warranty, with service and spare parts kept in Malta.
Buying a phone or tablet from AtoZ Electronics in Malta
AtoZ Electronics is a Malta-based retailer of consumer electronics and home appliances, selling online at atoz.com.mt and from showrooms at 70 Pitkali Road, Attard, and the PAVI Shopping Complex, Triq Manwel Dimech, Ħal Qormi. All prices include VAT. Delivery is free across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50, or collect from either showroom. Phones, smartwatches and tablets are covered by the AtoZ Electronics Hassle-Free Warranty, with service and spare parts kept in Malta. zOneCLUB members pay the zOnePRICE and earn zOnePoints on every order. Corporate accounts are available for business purchases.
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Shop by brand: Samsung · Xiaomi · Apple · Nokia · Panasonic · Gigaset · Motorola · Garett
You may also need: Power banks · Phone covers · Screen protection · Smartwatch straps · Memory cards
Related sections: Computing (laptops, monitors) · Office (conference phones, VoIP) · Electronics (cables, car accessories)
This article was written with AI assistance and fact-checked by Luca Bortolon, SEO & Web Operations Specialist at AtoZ Electronics. Prices correct at the time of publication, October 2026, and subject to change. For current prices, see the product pages.
