Kolida GNSS receiver price in Pakistan in October 2026 is roughly PKR 700,000 to 1,300,000 for a single rover such as the K6 or K9s, PKR 1,200,000 to 2,000,000 for a camera or long range model, and PKR 1,500,000 to 2,500,000 for a base and rover set with a controller. These are indicative market ranges; we quote on WhatsApp.
Kolida is the GNSS brand most Pakistani survey firms end up owning, and the range has grown to the point where choosing between models is harder than choosing the brand. We are an authorised Kolida supplier in Rawalpindi, and this is the model by model guide we give customers on the counter.
The Kolida GNSS range, model by model
[Kolida K6](/products/kolida-k6-gnss-receiver). The receiver most crews here end up carrying. 1,598 channels in an 800 gram housing, a calibration free IMU that holds about 2 cm with the pole tilted to 60 degrees, a 2 MP camera for a photograph of each shot, IP68.
[Kolida K7](/products/kolida-k7-gnss-receiver). Two hot swappable 6,800 mAh batteries, 15 to 20 hours as a rover, and you change one without switching the receiver off. For the crew that does not return to the vehicle.
[Kolida K9s](/products/kolida-k9s-gnss-receiver). 1,698 channels, 790 grams and 25 hours in rover mode. The lightest receiver in the range and the long day choice.
[Kolida K30 Pro](/products/kolida-k30-pro-gnss-receiver). The base for big schemes. A 3 W radio that reaches 10 to 15 km, and Star-Link satellite correction, by subscription, for sites with no base and no network.
[Kolida K50 and K50X](/products/kolida-k50-gnss-receiver). An 8 MP forward camera and a 2 MP bottom camera. The forward camera puts a photograph against every point, so the office checker can see what the surveyor stood on.
[Kolida K60](/products/kolida-k60-gnss-receiver), [K60 Pro](/products/kolida-k60-pro-gnss-receiver) and [K60 MAX](/products/kolida-k60-max-gnss-receiver). The current mainstream family, with a status display on the housing so you can read the fix without pulling out the controller. The Pro adds a longer range radio; the MAX a colour screen.
[Kolida SLAM RTK ME](/products/kolida-slam-rtk-me). Not a plain receiver: a 1,698 channel RTK with a Livox laser scanner and cameras on top. Walk the site once and come back with survey points and a point cloud.
How much does each Kolida GNSS cost?
Indicative market ranges, October 2026. Confirm today's price on WhatsApp, rates move with the exchange rate and with Kolida's own list.
| Model | Best for | Weight | Indicative market price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| K6 | All round rover with IMU | 800 g | 700,000 to 1,100,000 |
| K9s | Lightest rover, 25 h battery | 790 g | 800,000 to 1,200,000 |
| K7 | Hot swap batteries | 1.3 kg | 900,000 to 1,300,000 |
| K30 Pro | Long range base, 3 W radio | 1.35 kg | 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 |
| K50 / K50X | Photo against every point | 860 g | 1,200,000 to 1,800,000 |
| K60 Pro / K60 MAX | Current flagship rover | 1,300,000 to 2,000,000 | |
| Base and rover set | K30 Pro base, K6 or K9s rover, controller | 1,500,000 to 2,500,000 | |
| SLAM RTK ME | RTK plus 3D scanning | 1.38 kg | Quoted on request |
The accuracy does not change much across the range: about 8 mm plus 0.5 ppm horizontal in RTK on the K6 and K7, with static to a few millimetres. What you pay for as you go up is battery, radio, cameras and screens.
Which Kolida GNSS should you buy?
A small firm doing plots, boundaries and topographic work. A K6 or K9s rover and a K30 Pro base. That set handles nearly every job within 10 km of the base, and the IMU on the rover saves more time on a housing scheme than any other feature.
Inside CORS coverage only. A single K6 or K9s with its 4G modem on network RTK. Confirm the coverage on your actual sites before you skip the base.
Road, canal and transmission line work. A K7 rover for the battery swap, a K30 Pro base for the radio range.
Consultants whose reports get checked. The K50, because a photograph against each point ends the argument about what was surveyed.
As-built and complicated sites. The SLAM RTK ME. It is a different way of working and it is expensive, but it replaces a day of detail pick-up with an hour of walking.
Kolida vs E-Survey and Sokkia
Kolida and E-Survey are close: both Chinese built, both over 1,400 channels, both 60 degree tilt, similar accuracy. E-Survey's E800 has the stronger internal radio at 5 W; Kolida has the wider range and more trained crews in Pakistan. See our E-Survey GNSS guide for that comparison.
Sokkia, the Japanese brand, tracks a little better in difficult sky and has more polished software, and a Sokkia GRX1 set costs roughly twice as much. Consultancies and government departments buy Sokkia; most survey firms and contractors buy Kolida.
What to check on a Kolida before you pay
- Authorised supply. Grey imports arrive with firmware for another region, software licences that will not activate, and no warranty. Ask for the dealer's authorisation.
- Controller and software. Kolida ships with Android controllers running its survey software. Check it handles UTM zones 42 and 43 and a site calibration from your control.
- Radio protocol. If you already own a base, confirm the protocol and frequency match. Kolida speaks Farlink, TrimTalk and South among others.
- Heat and dust. The current K series is IP68. Keep receivers and batteries in shade between setups in summer; batteries lose capacity above 45 degrees.
- Training. We set up the radio link and coordinate system on delivery and run a test survey with the crew. Insist on that from whoever you buy from.
What we supply
All Kolida receivers are under GPS & GNSS systems:
- Kolida K6 and Kolida K9s: the rovers most crews buy.
- Kolida K30 Pro: the long range base.
- Kolida K60 Pro: the current flagship.
- Kolida SLAM RTK ME: RTK with 3D scanning.
- GNSS rover rod and bipod.
For the Kolida total station that partners these receivers, see total station price in Pakistan, and for the wider market, RTK GPS and GNSS receiver price in Pakistan.
Ask for today's price
Kolida prices move with the exchange rate and with Kolida's own list. Tell us the work you do, where you do it and whether you need a base, and we will recommend the set and quote it honestly. Send us a WhatsApp for today's Kolida GNSS price, stock and delivery across Pakistan.
What we supply
Equipment covered in this guide
KolidaK6Kolida K6 GNSS RTK Receiver
1598 channels in an 800 gram housing, with a calibration free IMU that lets you tilt the pole up to sixty degrees and still hit two centimetres.
KolidaK7Kolida K7 GNSS RTK Receiver
Two hot swappable batteries, so the rover runs fifteen to twenty hours and you change one without shutting the receiver down.
KolidaK9sKolida K9s GNSS RTK Receiver
1698 channels, 790 grams and twenty five hours in rover mode. The long day receiver.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask us
What is the price of a Kolida GNSS receiver in Pakistan?
In October 2026 a single Kolida rover such as the K6 or K9s sells for roughly PKR 700,000 to 1,300,000 in the Pakistani market, a K60 Pro or K50 with cameras for PKR 1,200,000 to 2,000,000, and a base and rover set with controller for PKR 1,500,000 to 2,500,000. These are market ranges; we quote on WhatsApp.
Which Kolida GNSS is best for land surveying in Pakistan?
For most crews the K9s or K6 as the rover: under 800 grams, 60 degree tilt and a full day on one battery. For the base on a large scheme, the K30 Pro with its 3 W radio reaching 10 to 15 km. For crews who need photographs against every point, the K50 with its 8 MP camera.
How accurate is the Kolida K6?
Kolida's specification for the K6 is horizontal 8 mm plus 0.5 ppm in RTK and 3 mm plus 0.1 ppm in static, with initialisation in 2 to 8 seconds. With its calibration free IMU it still holds about 2 cm with the pole tilted up to 60 degrees.
Is Kolida an authorised brand in Pakistan?
Shahzad Brothers in Rawalpindi is an authorised Kolida supplier, trading since 2002, with Kolida service on its own bench. Buying from an authorised dealer means genuine firmware, software licences that activate, warranty and spares on the shelf.
Can a Kolida rover work with another brand's base?
Yes. Kolida receivers accept standard RTCM 3.x corrections and speak the common radio protocols, Farlink, TrimTalk and South among them, so a Kolida rover can work from another brand's base or a CORS network. Check the radio protocol and frequency match before the job.
