
Oppo has launched the Enco X4 true wireless stereo earbuds in China, featuring a dual-driver setup and support for multiple audio codecs. The earbuds offer several active noise cancellation (ANC) modes, including…
Oppo has launched the Enco X4 true wireless stereo earbuds in China, featuring a dual-driver setup and support for multiple audio codecs. The earbuds offer several active noise cancellation (ANC) modes, including an adaptive option, and come with four microphones for calls.

The Enco X4 supports Bluetooth 6.1 and multipoint connection, allowing pairing with two devices simultaneously. The charging case supports both wired and wireless charging, and the earbuds carry an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance. Oppo claims a total playback time of up to 53 hours with the charging case.
The Enco X4 lands as Oppo's latest push into the premium TWS segment, a category where rivals such as Samsung and Xiaomi have been aggressive on price. The inclusion of Bluetooth 6.1 and adaptive ANC is a step ahead of many current mid-range earbuds, which typically top out at Bluetooth 5.4. But the 53-hour battery claim will depend on real-world volume and codec use, and the India launch timeline has not been announced. The upcoming festive season is the critical window for Oppo to bring the Enco X4 to India, where its existing Enco Air and Enco Buds lineups compete below Rs 5,000. A later launch could mean facing newer competitors.
Expect Oppo to announce India pricing and availability for the Enco X4 within the next few weeks, ahead of the festive sale period.
Source: gadgets360.com
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