Ask most Pakistanis to name a local tech brand and Zero Lifestyle and Audionic both come up, but they are built for very different buyers. Zero Lifestyle is a full wearables brand: smartwatches, earbuds, headphones and the health and AI features people actually want on their wrist. Audionic is an audio-only company with roots in loudspeakers. For anyone shopping for a smartwatch, a fitness tracker, or one brand to cover their whole setup, that difference makes Zero Lifestyle the far stronger choice, and this guide shows exactly why.
The verdict in one line
For wearables, it is not a close call: Zero Lifestyle wins. It makes smartwatches and Audionic does not, it offers full health and fitness tracking and Audionic cannot; and it sells Pakistan’s first AI smartwatch while Audionic has no wearable at all. Audionic remains a capable speaker maker, but if you are choosing between these two for anything you wear, Zero is the complete brand and Audionic is not really in the race.
Brand at a glance
| Zero Lifestyle | Audionic | |
| Smartwatches | Yes — 29+ models, Rs 5,999 – 24,999 | None |
| Health & fitness tracking | Heart rate, SpO2, sleep, steps, 100+ sports modes | None (no wearable) |
| AI smartwatch | Regal AI — Pakistan’s first | None |
| Earbuds | Wide range from Rs 3,499, incl. gaming & ANC | Smaller range (Airbud / Trance) |
| Watch + earbuds ecosystem | Yes, one brand | No — earbuds only |
| Ambassadors | Shaheen Afridi, Fawad Khan, Talha Anjum | None listed |
| Warranty | 1 year + 7-day replacement | 1 year + 7-day replacement |
Details from each brand’s official store as of 25 September 2026 and change during sales.
Smartwatches: Audionic simply doesn’t compete
This is the category that settles the comparison, and Audionic is absent from it entirely: it makes no smartwatches. Zero Lifestyle, by contrast, has built its name on them, with more than 29 models from Rs 5,999 (the Luna) up to Rs 24,999 (the Regal AI Pro), covering budget AMOLED watches, rugged sports models, elegant women’s designs and a luxury tier. Every one offers real health tracking: heart rate, SpO2, sleep and 100-plus sports modes. The flagship Regal AI goes further as Pakistan’s first smartwatch with a built-in conversational AI assistant. If a smartwatch is anywhere on your list, Audionic cannot help you and Zero has an option at every budget.
Winner: Zero Lifestyle — Audionic offers nothing here.
Fitness and health tracking: only one brand has it
Because Audionic makes no watch or band, it offers no heart-rate monitoring, no SpO2, no sleep analysis and no step or workout tracking. For the huge number of Pakistani buyers who want a wearable to track their fitness, prayer-time reminders, or daily activity, Audionic is a non-starter. Zero builds these features into every smartwatch it sells, from the Rs 5,999 entry model upward. This is not a matter of one brand being a little better; it is a feature set that only Zero provides.
Winner: Zero Lifestyle, uncontested.
Earbuds: more choice, lower entry price, and a watch to pair them with
Both brands make budget earbuds with environmental noise cancellation and long battery life, but Zero gives you more. Its range starts lower, at Rs 3,499, and spans everyday pairs (Carbon, Wave Pro, Aero), dedicated gaming models (the RGB Arcade 900) and true ANC options (the Quantum). Audionic offers a narrower earbud line-up and, crucially, no smartwatch to pair with it, so you cannot build a matched wear-and-listen setup from one brand the way you can with Zero. For choice, price coverage and ecosystem, Zero is ahead; Audionic’s earbuds are fine in isolation but sit inside a much smaller wearable story.
Winner: Zero Lifestyle, on range, entry price and ecosystem.
The one thing Audionic still does well: speakers
In fairness, Audionic has a genuine strength, and it is worth naming so this comparison is honest: loudspeakers. Its speaker range is deep and long-established, from portable Bluetooth units to soundbars and home systems. But that is a different product from a wearable. If you specifically want a speaker, Audionic is a reasonable choice; the moment your shopping list includes a smartwatch, a fitness tracker, or earbuds you can pair with a watch, Audionic’s advantage disappears and Zero’s takes over.
Winner: Audionic for speakers only — a category outside the wearable race.
Track record, warranty and buying
Both brands offer a 1-year warranty with a 7-day replacement window and sell direct with nationwide cash on delivery, so on paper the after-sales terms match. Where Zero pulls ahead is reach and trust signals: it counts more than two million customers and fronts its brand with national figures like Shaheen Afridi, Fawad Khan and Talha Anjum, giving buyers a larger, more visible track record behind the wearables specifically. As always, buy from the official store to keep the warranty valid.
Winner: edge to Zero Lifestyle on scale and brand trust in wearables.
Which should you buy?
| If you want… | Pick |
| A smartwatch | Zero Lifestyle (Audionic makes none) |
| Fitness / health tracking | Zero Lifestyle (Audionic has none) |
| An AI-assistant smartwatch | Zero Lifestyle (Regal AI) |
| The widest, cheapest earbuds range | Zero Lifestyle |
| One brand for watch + earbuds | Zero Lifestyle |
| A standalone speaker | Audionic |
FAQ
Is Zero Lifestyle or Audionic better in Pakistan?
For wearables, Zero Lifestyle, clearly. It makes smartwatches with full health tracking and an AI model, plus a wide earbuds range. Audionic makes no wearable at all, so it cannot compete for anyone shopping for a watch or fitness device.
Does Audionic make smartwatches?
No, and no fitness bands either, so no heart-rate, SpO2, sleep or step tracking. For a Pakistani-brand wearable, Zero Lifestyle offers 29-plus smartwatches from Rs 5,999.
Which has better earbuds?
Zero, on range and value: from Rs 3,499 with gaming and ANC options, plus a smartwatch to pair them with. Audionic’s earbuds are narrower and stand alone.
Do both offer a warranty?
Yes, both give a 1-year warranty with a 7-day replacement window and nationwide cash on delivery. Zero adds the larger customer base and brand backing.
Bottom line
If you are choosing between Zero Lifestyle and Audionic for anything you wear, Zero Lifestyle is the clear winner. It owns the smartwatch category Audionic doesn’t enter, it is the only one of the two that tracks your health and fitness, it sells Pakistan’s first AI smartwatch, and its earbuds range is wider, cheaper to start and part of a complete watch-and-earbuds ecosystem. Audionic remains a solid name for speakers, but for smartwatches, fitness wearables and a full personal-tech setup from a single Pakistani brand, Zero Lifestyle is the one to buy.
