What's worth buying in Paraguay in 2026 reveals an absurd difference in electronics, with MacBook over R$ 11 thousand cheaper and PS5 for half the price.

What’s worth buying in Paraguay in 2026 reveals an absurd difference in electronics, with MacBook over R$ 11 thousand cheaper and PS5 for half the price.

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 10/05/2026 at 00:17

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With the dollar at R$ 5.17 at Shopping China, a survey shows significant differences in products such as iPhone 17 Pro Max, MacBook Pro M5, Apple Watch S11, Samsung S25 Ultra, AirPods Pro, Xiaomi X20 robot vacuum, and PlayStation 5, reinforcing Brazilians’ search for cheaper electronics in Paraguay in 2026.

Buying in Paraguay in 2026 can still represent significant savings for Brazilians interested in electronics, cell phones, notebooks, video games, and tech items. With the dollar quoted at R$ 5.17 at Shopping China, some products show expressive differences compared to prices practiced in Brazil.

iPhone, Apple Watch, and Samsung show significant price differences

Among the products that attract the most attention is the iPhone 17 Pro Max 256 GB. In Brazil, the device appears for R$ 12,000. In Paraguay, the same model costs R$ 7,749. The difference exceeds R$ 4,200, a value that shows why many people still consider crossing the border to buy high-value items.

Another example is the Apple Watch S11. While in Brazil the smartwatch costs R$ 5,399, in Paraguay the reported price is R$ 1,459. The proportional difference is one of the largest on the list, as the Paraguayan price is well below half of the Brazilian price.

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AirPods, MacBook, and robot vacuum also make the list

AirPods Pro follow the same trend. In Brazil, Apple’s headphones appear for R$ 2,890. In Paraguay, the reported price is R$ 1,228. The savings exceed R$ 1,600, making the accessory an attractive option for those looking for brand products at a lower price.

For notebooks, the difference is even higher. The 14-inch MacBook Pro M5 costs R$ 20,299 in Brazil. In Paraguay, the same equipment costs R$ 9,165. The difference exceeds R$ 11,000, placing the notebook among the products with the greatest financial advantage in comparison.

The list also includes home items. The Xiaomi X20 robot vacuum costs R$ 5,459 in Brazil and R$ 2,329 in Paraguay. The savings exceed R$ 3,100, showing that the advantage is not restricted to cell phones, computers, and accessories.

PlayStation 5 and combos reinforce savings in Paraguay

In the gaming sector, the PlayStation 5 appears for more than R$ 4,299 in Brazil. In Paraguay, the console costs R$ 1,944. The difference exceeds R$ 2,300, which makes the video game one of the most appealing products for Brazilian consumers.

Another case cited is a combo that costs R$ 16,789 in Brazil and R$ 6,138 in Paraguay. The difference exceeds R$ 10,000, reinforcing the impact of the exchange rate and the price difference between the two markets.

Even with such distant values, purchasing requires attention. Before deciding, consumers should consider purchase limits, dollar exchange rate, warranty, payment method, and customs rules. Still, based on the prices presented, technology products remain among the most worthwhile items to buy in Paraguay in 2026.

This article was prepared based on information disclosed by the Invista para Viagem channel.

What’s worth buying in Paraguay in 2026 reveals an absurd difference in electronics, with MacBook over R$ 11 thousand cheaper and PS5 for half the price.

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