HTC

HTC's Android phones from the mid-2010s are still in regular use across Pakistan, and the most common repair need for these handsets is a replacement SIM tray. Dastyab.pk stocks SIM trays for most models in the HTC range, with both nano-SIM and micro-SIM variants depending on the handset. Back covers are also available for a selection of popular models. The SIM tray range covers everything from entry-level Desire phones to the flagship One series, so whether you have an older HTC One M7 or a later Desire model, your handset is likely represented here.

The HTC model catalog here spans two main sub-lines. The One series includes recognizable flagship handsets such as the HTC One M9 and extends to variants like the One E8, One A9, and One X9. The Desire series covers more ground, ranging from the budget Desire 516 and Desire 520 up to the HTC Desire 10 Pro and the HTC U Ultra. Models like the HTC Desire 816 have their own dedicated pages where back cover and SIM tray listings are grouped by accessory type.

Getting the right SIM tray depends on two things: the SIM card format the phone uses and the color of the original tray. Most One series phones from 2013 to 2015 use micro-SIM slots; later Desire models and the U series switched to nano-SIM. Color options such as black, silver, gold, and white follow the phone's original finish, so check the listing color carefully before ordering if you want a visual match. SIM trays from different HTC models are not interchangeable because the internal guides and card-retention clips vary even between models that look similar on the outside.

For back covers, fitment is equally model-specific. An HTC One M9 back panel will not fit an M8, and the construction differs between the aluminium-finish One series and the polycarbonate Desire series. Check the full model name in the product listing title rather than relying on the series name alone. The quickest way to confirm in-stock accessories for your phone is to navigate to your device's own page, where every listing is compatible with that specific handset. If you are unsure which model you have, the full name appears under Settings > About phone on the device itself.