OPPO had a hit with their original Enco Buds true wireless earbuds and today they have released the follow up to them with the Enco Buds2 Pro hoping to build on that quality sound profile at an extremely affordable price point.
The new Enco Buds2 Pro include 12.4mm extra-large drivers to deliver big sound while improving the clarity at the same time. To tune the drivers to the sound profile you prefer there is an Enoc Master Equaliser which includes three default sound profiles, Balanced, Bass and Bold giving you the option to alter the sound profile to the style of music or the type of media you are consuming at the time.
When used with an OPPO smartphone they support Dolby Atmos and Dirac Audio Tuner for even more audio optimisation.
Clear conversation within calls is front and centre thanks to dual mics for noise separation and an AI Clear Call algorithm to extract clear human voices.
Weighing just 4.3 grams per earbud, the Enco Buds2 Pro include IP55 dust and water resistance so you can use them in the gym or on a rainy day wherever you are. Bluetooth 5.3 support provides low latency playback and the battery with 8 hours of long-lasting playback, with the case including another 38 hours of music playback.
Enco Buds2 Pro, available in Granite White, are now on sale through OPPO Australia’s Online Store for .
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