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OPPO’s premium Enco X3s earbuds land in Australia with ANC, Dual-Drivers and AI Live Translate

Hot on the heels of the Find X9 series phone launch, OPPO have announced their Enco X3s earbuds are also on-sale, offering a premium, compact in-ear option with crystal-clear sound, adaptive intelligence, and designed for all-day use. 

The Enco X3s have been designed in collaboration with Danish audio company Dynaudio. The buds have been tuned with Dynaudio’s signature sound profile, which ‘faithfully reproduce the brand’s signature audio purity’, with three curated sound modes – Ultimate sound, Pure vocals and Thundering bass – so you can always find a great fit for your sound. 

The buds include Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), with three mic’s on-board giving the buds the ability to reduce external noise by a massive 55dB across an ultra-wide frequency range of 5,500Hz, making them perfect for work, play or travel.

Each bud includes dual dynamic drivers, using a 6mm high-frequency driver and 11mm subwoofer for a complete, full sound across the board offering that great mid and high-range audio quality, while also bringing the deep low-notes missing on most buds.

OPPO have incorporated Bluetooth 5.4 and Smart Bluetooth to ensure faster and more reliable connections between the buds and devices, with support for LHDC (Low Latency High-Definition Audio Codec)  offering high resolution wireless audio without delays. 

OPPO offer AI Translate as a feature on the Enco X3s, which can do live, face-to-face translation in more than 20 different languages. 

The buds are light-weight, yet still offer IP55 dust and water resistance, so you can work up a sweat, or walk in the rain with no issues. 

The buds can play up to 11 hours playback in a single charge, before plugging them back into the charging case which gives a total of 45 hours charge when needed. 

You can find the OPPO Enco X3s on-sale now for 9 through the OPPO Australia’s Online Store.

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