While the Reno12 devices got their launch yesterday, another device snuck in at the end for a small share of the spotlight. This is the OPPO Enco Air4 Pro, Which naturally comes slightly over a year since the Enco Air3 was launched.
Going over the spec sheet of the OPPO Enco Air4 Pro, it looks like the drivers have gotten a slight downsizing, now measuring 12.4mm. That being said, the company still highlights the capabilities of these TWS buds in “delivering unparalleled sound quality, particularly in the bass frequencies”.
As you’d expect, the OPPO Enco Air4 Pro connects to your smart device via Bluetooth, specifically Bluetooth 5.4. Probably the most important component here though is support for the LHDC codec for delivering HiRes Audio of up to 1Mbps bitrate, up to 96KHz sample rate and up to 24 bits bit-depth. While we’re on the subject of connectivity, these buds also feature Google Fast Pair.
Moving on to its battery life, the company says that the OPPO Enco Air4 Pro can last for 12 hours of continuous playback. This gets pushed up to 44 hours once the case is included in the equation. And wrapping the whole package up is an IP55 rating for weathering the outdoors.
The OPPO Enco Air4 Pro are priced at RM399, putting them at a slightly higher price point compared to prior models. They are available for purchase immediately, and you can visit its official product page, linked here, if you want to know more.
