Zero Earbuds Price in Pakistan: 10 Models With Pictures, From Rs 2,999

We read each price on zerolifestyle.co on 7 November 2026. We found one thing buyers should watch: some page headlines print far more hours than the same page's spec list. Below, we show both. We have not tested these earbuds ourselves.

Every Zero earbuds price in this list

The table runs from cheapest to dearest. Where a page gives both a headline figure and a spec figure for total hours, we list the spec figure, since it is the more detailed claim, and we explain the difference in each entry below.

Each Zero earbud, with its picture and our short verdict

Each model has Zero's own photo, its price and who it suits. Pages name the buds both Zero and ZBuds. They are the same brand, so read the model name on the product page, not the logo alone.

Zero Gravity

Rs 2,999. The cheapest here. It has 12 mm drivers in the spec list, Bluetooth 5.0, IPX4, a 350 mAh case and up to 6 hours per charge plus 24 from the case. The older Bluetooth is the trade-off for the price.

Zero Wave

Rs 3,799. It has a 10 mm bass driver, four mics for ENC, a low delay gaming mode and IPX5, which is better water protection than most here. We could not read a total hours figure on its page, so ask Zero if battery matters to you.

Zero Crystal

Rs 3,999. Bluetooth 5.4, IPX4 and four mic ENC. The headline says 45 hours, but the spec list says 5 to 6 hours per charge and 20 to 24 hours with the case. Plan on the lower number.

Zero Vibe

Rs 3,999. Bluetooth 5.4, IPX4 and 40 hours in total. The spec list prints a 120 ms delay, which is much slower than the gaming models, so skip this one for fast games. It suits music and calls.

Zero Wave Pro

Rs 4,499. The headline claim here is 100 hours in total, with 13 mm drivers, four mic ENC and IPX4. That is the longest figure in this list, and it costs less than the Quantum. Check how the claim holds up in user reviews before relying on it.

Zero Atom Pro

Rs 4,499. Bluetooth 5.4, IPX4, a 50 to 60 ms delay and 40 hours in total, with 6 hours of continuous play. Zero prints a design it says stays in place. It is a fair middle choice if you move around a lot.

Zero Thunder

Rs 4,999. Heavy bass, IPX5, four mic ENC and 50 hours in total. It costs the same as the Quantum but has no ANC listed. Choose it for sweat and exercise, as the water rating is higher than most in this list.

Zero Quantum

Rs 4,999. ANC, four mic ENC, Bluetooth 5.3 and 70 hours in total. It is the only clear ANC pick in this list. Its page text still says "just Rs 6,999", but the live price we read was Rs 4,999. Check the price again at checkout.

Zero Striker

Rs 5,999 for the plain colours, or Rs 7,999 for the versions named Gaming. It has Bluetooth 5.4, a 45 ms delay and up to 27.5 hours in total at 70 per cent volume. The headline says 25. Read which version you are buying, since the name changes the price by Rs 2,000.

Zero Snap Zbuds

Rs 6,499. The dearest fixed price here, an open design with 12 mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3, ENC and IPX4. The headline says 50 hours, while the spec list says 7 hours per charge and 29 in total. Buy it for the open fit, not the hours.

Our picks from the Zero earbuds list

Choose the Quantum for ANC, the Gravity for the lowest price, the Thunder for exercise and the Striker for gaming. Be careful with long battery claims, and read the spec list on the same page before you decide.

How to check a battery claim on any earbuds page

Find the spec list on the page, then read hours per charge and hours with the case separately. Headlines can print a bigger number than the spec list. The lower, more detailed figure is the safer one to plan around.

1. Open the product page and scroll past the headline to the specifications.
2. Note the hours on one charge of the buds. This is your real listening time before you must return them to the case.
3. Note the total with the case, and whether it is at a set volume.
4. Check the case size in mAh. A bigger case generally gives more refills.
5. If the headline and the spec list disagree, ask the store which one is correct before you pay.

How Zero compares with Ronin and Audionic

All three are Pakistani brands with their own stores. Zero is cheap at the ANC level, as the Quantum shows at Rs 4,999. Ronin's cheapest ANC model in our list costs Rs 6,295, while Audionic's ANC starts at Rs 5,499 in its sale.

Compare our Ronin earbuds price list and Audionic earbuds price list. For Zero watches, see our Zero smart watch price page.

Zero earbuds questions readers ask

What are the cheapest Zero earbuds in Pakistan?

The Gravity at Rs 2,999 on zerolifestyle.co, read on 7 November 2026.

Which Zero earbuds have ANC?

In this list, the Quantum at Rs 4,999. Check the page of any other model, as noise control claims vary.

Why does the Striker have two prices?

Zero sells plain colours at Rs 5,999 and versions named Gaming at Rs 7,999. Check the colour name you select.

Which Zero earbuds have the longest battery?

The Wave Pro prints 100 hours in total and the Quantum 70. These are the maker's claims. We have not measured them ourselves.

Are ZBuds and Zero the same brand?

Yes. Zero Lifestyle sells earbuds under the ZBuds name on its own store, including Wave Pro and Snap.

What does IPX5 mean on earbuds?

It means protection from water jets, a step above IPX4 splash protection. Neither rating means you can swim with the buds.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 7 November 2026. Prices, specs and pictures come from each product's page on Zero Lifestyle's earbuds store. We have not tested these earbuds ourselves, and Zero can change its prices without notice.