Users can customise the single-tap, double-tap, triple-tap, and tap and hold function via the app. First off, the earbuds can leverage the HeyMelody app to check battery levels, perform firmware updates, turn on game mode, and customise earbud controls. The Oppo Enco Buds are priced under Rs 2,000 and come with a fair number of features at this inexpensive price point. You get a total of 3 pairs of silicone ear tips, so you should be able to find a good fit for yourself. The fit is secure as well and doesn't budge too much when you're walking, jogging, or doing chores around your home. There are accidental readings at times, but not too many.Īs for the fit, these lightweight earbuds weigh merely 4gs each and are extremely comfortable to wear.
The touch controls are responsive, accurate, and work well, for the most part. The back portion of the earbuds are touch-sensitive zones to control music playback and calls. There are no eye-catching flourishes, they're just simple stemless TWS earbuds that won't turn too many heads. The earbuds have a rounded shape as well and look pretty Plain Jane as well. The magnets that hold the buds inside aren't very strong and the buds can topple out easily if the case falls. Upon opening the case, there's convenient right and left indicators to let you know which earbud goes where. It is very hard to open the case one-handed and the case's hinge doesn't feel very robust. The front houses an LED battery indicator and the back has the Type-C charging port. The oblong charging case has a small footprint but still bulges out slightly from pockets. The buds come in only White colour, so there's no variety here like you have with some buds in this price range. The charging case has a glossy texture with the Oppo logo smacked on top of it. There's nothing that truly stands out about the design. Sporting a pill-shaped charging case, the Oppo Enco Buds have a pretty basic look. These earbuds compete with the likes of the Realme Buds Q2 Neo and the Noise Air Buds.
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The Enco Buds are the successors of the well-liked Oppo Enco W11 and come with some improvements over its predecessor such as longer battery life, latest Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, HeyMelody app support and 80ms low latency Game Mode. Today we are reviewing one of the latest entrants in the sub 2K price segment of truly wireless earphones – the Oppo Enco Buds. These were features usually found on much more premium TWS earbuds and the entry-level ones were usually plagued by dismal sound quality and wireless connectivity. Just a couple of years ago, one couldn't imagine a sub 2K earphone sporting features such as touch controls, low latency gaming mode, and day-long battery life. Entry-level truly wireless earphones are improving at a meteoric rate.
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