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OPPO ENCO X REVIEW: PREMIUM DESIGN AND QUALITY BY DYNAUDIO

The OPPO brand is mainly known to the public for its smartphones, from low cost models such as OPPO A52 to the latest, elegant top of the range such as OPPO Find X3 Pro, of which you can read our review. However, its portfolio has seen the introduction, over time, of different products such as the first OPPO Band smartband and True Wireless earphones such as the very latest high-end iteration OPPO Enco X, launched in Italy in November 2020 and recently tested by us. . Made in collaboration with Dynaudio's Danish experts, known by audiophiles for the exceptional quality of their high-end Hi-Fi systems powered by internally developed drivers, on paper and at first glance the OPPO Enco X looks like a full product to the fullest. hem of small details that go to determine its high quality. For the price list of 160 Euros are they a must-buy? Let's find out together.  techsmartinfo



Design, materials and ergonomics

Starting from the package, the OPPO Enco X earphones are offered in a black box with the Dynaudio and Enco X brands clearly visible and with a decidedly pleasing glossy effect, all contained in a traditional white package with somewhat similar details. If all the technical specifications appear on the back, when opening we first find a divider containing the guides for use, quick start and safety, followed by the cutout with the charging case and a special compartment to show the alternative rubber pads in size small and large, while the medium ones are already mounted on the earphones; under this slot, finally, we find a last container with the USB-C cable for charging with an extremely short length, perhaps too much. The joining unit is black, but the OPPO Enco X are also offered in white color; the charging case has a glossy finish with a silver metal frame and, in the joint of the magnetic cover, the collaboration with Dynaudio is reaffirmed. The completely premium aspect is therefore evident and a bonus concerns the compactness and weight, equal to 42.5 grams and therefore extremely easy to carry with you even in your pocket.

At the front we find the LED light that signals the connection status and the charge of the 535 mAh battery, while the association button appears on the right side; at the top we find the OPPO logo and below the USB-C port for charging. The opening of the case, characterized internally by glossy slits and surrounding matte finish, is immediate even with one hand and the removal of the earphones is just as simple. The latter are immediately of high quality to the touch and, above all, very light (they weigh 4.8 grams each); aesthetically they are very reminiscent of the AirPods Pro and the shiny stems have a single detail in the mirrored charging points, where you can see (even if they are not very visible) the letters L and R to understand how to wear the earphones.

This element, however, is not extremely necessary since it is already clear at the opening which cap goes in which ear. The feeling of lightness and comfort of the OPPO Enco X during use is confirmed without a shadow of a doubt, even in the case of prolonged listening. The fact that the earphones have IP54 certification for resistance to dust and water is very welcome, which makes them a premium product even for training or in any case usable in the rain.

Software and features

From the opening of the package it will be sufficient to turn on the Bluetooth on our smartphone to ensure that the OPPO Enco X connect immediately and automatically to our Android device, thanks to the Bluetooth 5.2 in the earphones which also guarantees support for low binaural transmission. latency to use even a single headset. In the case of iOS and other non-compatible smartphones (devices with HarmonyOS 2.0 are also expected), however, it will be necessary to use the button on the side of the charging case.

Remaining on the connectivity and functionality side for non-Android products, it should be noted that the HeyMelody application is not available on application stores beyond the Google Play Store. As this app is necessary to update the firmware of the OPPO Enco X, manage the touch controls, check the battery level of the headphones and the case and carry out the adaptation test of the earphones to choose the ideal rubber pads to ensure the best possible audio experience, to the iPhone users, we would advise against purchasing this product until HeyMelody arrives on the App Store. Android and especially OPPO users, however, will be able to try from the very first use even without the HeyMelody app, features such as touch controls, set by default as follows and executable on both earphones:

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