Dunhill Red vs Blue: Carton Price & Search (SS-372/SS-386)

Dunhill Red (SS-372) and Dunhill Blue (SS-386) sit A$17.00 apart per carton today — A$229.50 versus A$212.50 — and at 390px the two mobile result cards do not line up the way you would expect. This is a card-by-card comparison of both SKUs, the carton prices behind them, and the recovery route each takes when you tap through on a phone.

Australian cigarette prices are among the highest in the world — single packs commonly land between A$35 and A$55. That is why Australian smokers search for a carton price: a carton holds 10 packs, the per-pack cost drops, and the total is easier to compare. Search here is mobile-first, and queries usually include price, difference, which to buy, australia, carton or packs. These two are the products shoppers most often put side by side when they type dunhill red vs blue cigarettes.

Dunhill Red vs Dunhill Blue: The A$17.00 Carton Price Gap

The headline number is simple: Dunhill Red 6mg (SKU SS-372) is listed at A$229.50 per carton and Dunhill Blue 6mg (SKU SS-386) at A$212.50 — a A$17.00 difference, roughly A$1.70 per pack. These are live record figures taken from the Dunhill Red 6mg product page and the Dunhill Blue 6mg product page, subject to change.

For anyone comparing Dunhill carton price Australia figures on a phone, the A$17.00 gap is the first number to notice. Both SKUs sit in the same premium Dunhill range, both are sold as a 1 Carton (10 Packs) listing, and both are in stock, so price is the cleanest way to separate the cards.

Mobile Result Cards at 390px: What Actually Changes

Run the same search at 390px — the width of a typical Australian phone — and the two result cards are similar in structure but different in the details. Each card carries four building blocks: a title line, an image box, an SKU line, and a carton price line. How those blocks render is the Dunhill mobile search difference.

The Red card opens with Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs); the Blue card with Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs). At 390px both titles wrap to a second line. The image box sits under the title on both cards, followed by the SKU — SS-372 on Red, SS-386 on Blue — and the carton price line, A$229.50 and A$212.50.

Shoppers who type dunhill blue carton price australia get the answer on the card itself: A$212.50 sits where Red shows A$229.50.

Title Wrapping, Image Box and SKU Display Differences

Title wrapping is the first difference at 390px. The Red card title wraps after Cigarettes, leaving 1 Carton (10 Packs) on the second line; the Blue card wraps at roughly the same point. Neither title is truncated, so the full name is visible — that is how you know the listing is a full carton, not a single pack.

The image box is the same on both cards: a square frame with the product image centred. The Red carton image is the featured image on this article; the Blue carton image is below.

The SKU display differs most in practice. Red shows SS-372 in full and Blue shows SS-386 in full; neither wraps or gets cut off at 390px. A shopper can copy the SKU from the card, paste it back into the search box, and land on the same listing — the recovery behaviour this site is built to check.

Carton Price, Stock and Recovery Route Differences

On price the two cards are unambiguous: A$229.50 for SS-372 and A$212.50 for SS-386. Per pack that is A$22.95 versus A$21.25 — a A$1.70 gap that adds up to A$17.00 across a carton. Both figures are live record values and subject to change.

On stock, both SKUs are in stock, so neither card shows an out-of-stock state today. When stock changes, the card reflects it before the product page does, which is why the stock line is part of this audit.

On recovery route, tapping the Red card lands directly on the Dunhill Red 6mg product page and the Blue card on the Dunhill Blue 6mg product page — no redirects. Both listings are reachable again from the Dunhill category page. To test the pair yourself, search SS-372 and SS-386 separately and confirm each card returns to its own product page.

Dunhill Red or Dunhill Blue: Which to Choose?

Dunhill Red or Dunhill Blue which to choose comes down to profile preference and the A$17.00 carton gap. Both SKUs sit in the same premium Dunhill range, but Red is positioned as the fuller-bodied classic of the pair while Blue is the smoother, lighter-tasting option. That is a taste description only; we make no claims about strength, health or effects.

On price the decision is easier. If the carton budget decides, Blue (SS-386) saves A$17.00 per carton — A$212.50 versus A$229.50 — with the same 10-pack format and in-stock status. If the classic Red profile is what you prefer, A$229.50 on SS-372 is the figure to lock in. Our earlier Dunhill SKU SS-372 mobile audit covers the Red card on its own. Check both cards on a phone before buying: the mobile result card shows SKU and carton price in one line.

FAQ: Dunhill Red vs Dunhill Blue

What is the carton price difference between Dunhill Red and Dunhill Blue in Australia?

Dunhill Red 6mg (SS-372) is A$229.50 per carton and Dunhill Blue 6mg (SS-386) is A$212.50 — a A$17.00 difference per carton of 10 packs. Live record figures, subject to change.

Which Dunhill SKU is cheaper per pack?

Dunhill Blue (SS-386) works out to about A$21.25 per pack, while Dunhill Red (SS-372) is about A$22.95 — a A$1.70 gap per pack, A$17.00 per carton.

Are Dunhill Red and Dunhill Blue in stock right now?

Both SKUs are in stock at the time of writing. Stock status can change, so the product page is the live record to check before ordering.

How do I check the exact Dunhill SKU on mobile?

Search the SKU string itself — SS-372 for Dunhill Red or SS-386 for Dunhill Blue — or the full product name. The mobile result card shows SKU and carton price together, making the recovery route easy to verify at 390px.

Adults 18+ only. Australia only. Information only — not health advice. No search outcome is guaranteed.