Best Earbuds Under 5,000 in Pakistan: 11 Pairs at Official Prices, With Pictures
11 earbuds under Rs 5,000 at Zero, Audionic, Ronin and realme's own prices, from Rs 2,999. The Zero Quantum at Rs 4,999 is the only one with ANC. Our picks.

The cheapest good earbuds in Pakistan at official prices cost Rs 2,999 in November 2026: the Zero Gravity and the Audionic Airbud 690 Ion. If you want active noise cancellation (ANC) under Rs 5,000, the only model we found on a maker's own store is the Zero Quantum at Rs 4,999.
We read every price below on the maker's own website on 8 November 2026: zerolifestyle.co, audionic.co, ronin.pk and realme.com/pk. Most are 11.11 sale prices, so they can go back up. Specs are what each maker prints. We did not test these earbuds ourselves.
Every earbud under Rs 5,000 on the makers' own stores
Here are 11 earbuds from four brands, from the cheapest up. ENC means the microphone cuts background noise on calls. ANC means the earbuds cut outside noise while you listen.
| Earbuds | Brand | Price | Battery (with case) | Noise feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gravity | Zero | Rs 2,999 | Up to 30 hours | Noise isolation |
| Airbud 690 Ion | Audionic | Rs 2,999 | 30 hours | Quad mic ENC |
| Airbud 425 | Audionic | Rs 3,399 | 40 hours | Quad mic ENC |
| Wave | Zero | Rs 3,799 | Not printed | Quad mic ENC |
| Airbud 730 | Audionic | Rs 3,999 | 40 to 45 hours | ENC |
| Crystal | Zero | Rs 3,999 | Up to 45 hours | 4 mic ENC |
| Airbud 595 Flip | Audionic | Rs 4,299 | 40 hours | Quad mic ENC |
| Wave Pro | Zero | Rs 4,499 | Up to 100 hours | Quad mic ENC |
| Mashion Pro R-7140 | Ronin | Rs 4,995 | 4 to 5 hours a charge | Not printed |
| Quantum | Zero | Rs 4,999 | Up to 70 hours | ANC and quad mic ENC |
| Buds T110 | realme | Rs 4,999 | Not read | Not read |

Three Zero models we first listed are out of stock on Zero's store today: the Vibe at Rs 3,999, the Atom Pro at Rs 4,499 and the Thunder at Rs 4,999. We left them out of the picks below.
Earbuds from Rs 2,999 to Rs 3,999
These are for calls, YouTube and music on the bus. None has ANC, but all have a microphone feature for clearer calls.
Zero Gravity

Rs 2,999. Bluetooth 5.0, IPX4 splash resistance, 6 hours a charge and 24 more from the 350 mAh case. The cheapest pair we found, but the Bluetooth version is the oldest on this list.
Audionic Airbud 690 Ion

Rs 2,999. Bluetooth 5.4, quad mic ENC, IPX5, 45 ms low latency for games and 30 hours in total. At the same price as the Gravity, this has the newer Bluetooth and better water rating. Our pick at Rs 2,999.
Audionic Airbud 425

Rs 3,399. Bluetooth 5.3, quad mic ENC, IPX4 and 40 hours in total. Pay Rs 400 more than the 690 Ion for 10 more hours of battery.
Zero Wave

Rs 3,799. 10 mm drivers, quad mic ENC, a low latency mode and IPX5. Zero does not print total battery hours for it.
Audionic Airbud 730

Rs 3,999. Bluetooth 5.4, ENC and 45 ms latency. Audionic's page says 45 hours in its headline and 40 hours in its FAQ, so expect about 40.
Zero Crystal

Rs 3,999. Bluetooth 5.4, 4 mic ENC, IPX4. Zero's headline says 45 hours, while its spec list says 5 to 6 hours a charge and 20 to 24 hours with the case.
Earbuds from Rs 4,000 to Rs 4,999
At this price you get longer battery, a flip case or, in one case, ANC.
Audionic Airbud 595 Flip

Rs 4,299. Bluetooth 5.3, quad mic ENC, IPX4, 11 mm drivers and a 500 mAh case for 40 hours in total.
Zero Wave Pro

Rs 4,499. 13 mm drivers, quad mic ENC, IPX4 and up to 100 hours by Zero's figure, the longest on this list. Our pick if battery matters most.
Ronin Mashion Pro R-7140

Rs 4,995. Ronin's cheapest earbuds. Bluetooth 5.3, 13 mm drivers, a half in-ear fit, IPX4 and app control, but only 4 to 5 hours a charge.
Zero Quantum

Rs 4,999. The only ANC earbuds under Rs 5,000 on a maker's store that we found. Bluetooth 5.3, quad mic ENC and up to 70 hours. Zero's page text also mentions Rs 6,999, but the live price on 8 November was Rs 4,999.
realme's Buds T110 and Buds T100 are also Rs 4,999 on realme's Pakistan site. We did not read their spec pages for this guide.
Which earbuds to buy under Rs 5,000
Our picks come from the printed specs and today's prices, not from a listening test.
- Cheapest worth buying: Audionic Airbud 690 Ion at Rs 2,999, for Bluetooth 5.4 and IPX5.
- Longest battery: Zero Wave Pro at Rs 4,499, up to 100 hours.
- Noise cancelling: Zero Quantum at Rs 4,999, the only ANC pair here.
- Gaming on a budget: Audionic Airbud 690 Ion or 730, both with 45 ms latency.
- Calls in traffic: any quad mic ENC model, such as the Airbud 425 at Rs 3,399.

Each brand's full range, including pairs above Rs 5,000, is in the Zero earbuds list, the Audionic earbuds list and the Ronin earbuds list.
Check earbuds before you pay
Cheap earbuds are copied often. These checks help you get the real pair and the warranty.
- Buy from the brand's own website or an outlet it names. Fakes sell at the same price as the sale price.
- Match the model number on the box with the one on the website.
- Keep the order number or invoice. Warranty claims need it.
- Pair the earbuds before the delivery rider leaves if you pay cash on delivery.
- If they will not connect, follow our Bluetooth fixes before you return them.
Audionic is also running 11.11 coupon codes on top of these prices. The codes and limits are in our Audionic coupon guide.
Common questions about earbuds under Rs 5,000
What are the cheapest good earbuds in Pakistan?
The Zero Gravity and Audionic Airbud 690 Ion, both Rs 2,999 on their makers' stores on 8 November 2026.
Can I get ANC earbuds under Rs 5,000 in Pakistan?
Yes. The Zero Quantum is Rs 4,999 on Zero's store and lists ANC. It was the only one we found on a maker's own store.
Which earbuds under Rs 5,000 have the longest battery?
The Zero Wave Pro, which Zero rates at up to 100 hours with the case, at Rs 4,499.
Are these sale prices?
Mostly. Zero and Audionic show a higher crossed out price on each page. The 11.11 prices can rise after the sale.
Do Bluetooth earbuds need PTA registration?
No. PTA registration is for devices with a SIM. Earbuds have no SIM.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 8 November 2026. Prices come from each product page on Zero Lifestyle, Audionic, Ronin and realme Pakistan. Specs are as each maker prints them. Product pictures are the makers' own.
About the author

Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.




