OPPO Enco X2 with LHDC 4.0 and ANC now official

OPPO Enco X2 is now official featuring LHDC 4.0 support and an ultra-wide frequency Active Noise Cancellation. Read on for more information!

OPPO Enco X2 unveiled with LHDC 4.0 and ANC

OPPO Enco X2 officially launches

It is available in Black and White

For the design, the OPPO Enco X2 features a stemmed design along with a flat but elliptical charging case. It also features an antibacterial coating to prevent earwax build-up. The buds are also IP54 rated for water resistance. It also has touch controls. The charging case has a USB-C charging port and Qi Wireless charging support.

Inside, It has a coaxial dual-driver architecture, a quad-magnet planar tweeter for treble with a frequency range of 20Hz to 40kHz, and an 11 mm dynamic driver with an ultralight diaphragm within for deep bass and minimal detail loss.

It has a maximum depth of 45 dB and a maximum width of 4 kHz. Each bud feature two noise-canceling microphones with a good signal-to-noise ratio. It also has Triple-Microphone With Bone Voiceprint AI Call Noise Reduction. It also has a 50 percent performance improvement from a triple-core CPU. According to OPPO, the noise cancellation frequency can reach up to 4,000 Hz that may lower human voices at a frequency range that typical noise-canceling earphones can't reach.

It has Bluetooth 5.2 with LHDC 4.0 that features a coding rate of up to 900kbps. For battery life, it promises up to 9.5 hours of usage with up to 40 hours with the charging case. According to OPPO, the OPPO Emcp X2 is touted as "the world's first TWS headsets featuring the Dolby binaural recording capability" which allows you to record and recreate sound sources.

International price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):

OPPO Enco X2 - EUR 199 (around PHP 11K)

The OPPO Enco X2 will be available in Black and White starting in mid-April. Local pricing and availability are yet to be confirmed. We will update you as soon as we get more information.

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Source: Fonearena