In addition to the Find X6 series, OPPO released the Enco Free3, its most recent true wireless earbuds and the successor to the Enco Free2 that debuted last year.
The ability to reduce active noise to a depth of 49 dB, rather than the previous 42 dB, is the main feature of the newer model. The organization says that is involves world’s most memorable ideal material for bamboo fiber stomach.
The bamboo fiber diaphragm’s custom-designed front chamber sound filter system doubles the high-frequency performance and releases pure timbre. The bass duct in the rear cavity can effectively increase the energy of the bass, making the music’s rhythm solid and potent.
It comes with OPPO Alive Audio spatial sound effect, eight-sided surround, and a self-developed algorithm for a wide sound field, in addition to LDAC. The earbuds have a connection for multiple devices and 47ms of ultra-low latency gaming.
OPPO Enco Free3 Determinations:
Multi-device connection, LDAC/LC3/AAC/SBC codec connectivity, independent spatial sound effects, Hi-Fi sound quality, Gold Label certification, 12.4mm dynamic drivers, Diaphragm made of TPE, PU, and bamboo fiber Maximum noise reduction of 49dB. Users can listen to ambient sounds without taking off their headphones with transparency modes. Touch controls for music playback and launch voice assistant (Siri or Google Voice) Smart wear detection for autoplay and pause Weight: 33.01 x 20.30 x 3.15 mm (headphones) / 65.84 x 50.45 x 24.81 mm (case). The 43mAh battery in the earbuds can play AAC/LDAC for up to 7 hours with ANC turned off and 5.5 hours with ANC turned on. The 440mAh battery in the case can play AAC/LDAC for up to 30 hours without ANC and 22 hours/14 hours with ANC.
Valuing and accessibility:
The OPPO Enco Free3 comes in Ice White and Bamboo Green tones, is evaluated at (US$ 72/6,004 approx) and is accessible in China beginning today.
