Audionic

Audionic is a Pakistani audio brand, and that matters more than it sounds. Buying local means claims are handled here, replacements do not take six weeks, and prices are not swinging with every dollar rate change. The brand covers wireless earbuds, neckbands, headphones, power banks and speakers, with the Airbud line doing most of the heavy lifting. We stock the range with local warranty, cash on delivery, and shipping to Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and the rest of the country.

Why Audionic Sells So Well Here

Audionic prices its earbuds where most buyers in Pakistan actually shop, between Rs. 3,000 and Rs. 9,500. At that level, you are still getting noise cancellation, touch controls, decent case battery and USB-C charging, which imported brands only offer once you go well past Rs. 12,000.

The second reason is service. A local brand with local support means a faulty unit gets sorted without international shipping or customs headaches. For a product that most people replace every couple of years, that changes the maths.

Audionic Earbuds

Airbud ION Series

The core range and the best starting point. The 690 and 695 ION cover basic wireless listening at the lowest price. Step up to the 725 Pro and 730 ENC and you get environmental noise cancellation on calls, which cleans up your voice for the person on the other end. The 735, 740 and 745 ION models bring active noise cancellation, longer play time and better tuning, and sit around Rs. 4,000 to Rs. 5,800.

Trance Airbud Series

The premium tier. The 810, 815 and 820 carry proper ANC and a more finished case design. The 850 with 6 mics is the pick if you take a lot of calls, because more microphones means the earbuds can separate your voice from traffic and fan noise far better than a two-mic set.

Battlebuds

Made for gaming. Low latency mode keeps audio in sync with what is on screen, which matters in PUBG and Free Fire where footsteps landing half a second late costs you the round. The Battlebuds Pro adds better mic pickup for team calls.

Aircuffs

The open ear clip-on style, worn on the outside of the ear rather than inside it. Comfortable for long stretches and useful if you want to hear traffic while walking or cycling.

Audionic Earbuds Price in Pakistan

Audionic earbuds run from around Rs. 3,500 for entry ION models to about Rs. 9,500 for the top Trance sets. Most ANC models sit between Rs. 4,500 and Rs. 6,000, which is where the majority of buyers land. Check the live listing below, since prices move with stock and promotions.

Neckbands, Headphones and Power Banks

The Signature S-350 neckband with ENC covers people who prefer a band around the neck, so the buds are never dropped or lost. It runs longer per charge than true wireless earbuds and sits near Rs. 3,000.

The Hammer wireless headphone is the over-ear option, better for long listening sessions, study and home use where comfort beats portability.

On power, the Spark Pro S-100 10,000 mAh power bank handles two full phone charges with fast charging support, which is worth keeping in a bag given how load shedding still shapes the day for most people.

ANC or ENC, Which Do You Need?

This confuses a lot of buyers. ANC cuts noise for you, the listener, so music and podcasts stay clear on a noisy bus. ENC cuts noise for the person you are calling, so your voice comes through clean from a busy street.

If you mostly listen to music in noisy places, look for ANC. If you spend your day on calls, ENC matters more. Several Audionic models carry both, and those are the ones worth the extra thousand rupees.

Buying Original Audionic

Copies of popular Airbud models do circulate. Original units come in sealed packaging with a warranty card and a scannable code, and the model number on the box should match the earbuds themselves. Audionic honours warranty only on genuine units bought from authorised sellers, so keep your invoice. Everything we list is original stock with local warranty behind it.

Making Them Last

Wipe the charging contacts on the case with a dry cloth every few weeks, since sweat and dust cause more charging faults than battery failure does. Do not leave earbuds in a car through a Karachi afternoon, because heat kills lithium cells faster than heavy use. Charge the case before it hits zero rather than after, and keep the buds seated properly so the case lid closes flush.

Browse the full Audionic range below.