Oppo Enco Air 3 Pro Review: Perfect for music but calling will disappoint – oppo enco air 3 pro review

These earbuds come with the world’s first bamboo-fibre diaphragm. There are 3 major differences between a titanium-plated diaphragm and a bamboo-fibre diaphragm. First, it is much lighter than titanium. Due to this, the response to the change in sound becomes very fast. Second, the product made of bamboo fiber is very strong in build quality, it is 44 percent less likely to get damaged in case of build. Third, it provides 63 percent more elasticity than titanium. All these three things make the overall audio experience quite refined, which is rarely found in this segment.

Connectivity and Features
Bluetooth 5.3 support and LDAC codec support are available in these earbuds. Let us tell you, LDAC is a Bluetooth audio codec developed by Sony. It provides high-quality wireless audio transmission. It can transmit audio data up to 990Kbps. Their range is quite good, even at a distance of about 10m, there is no fault in its sound output. Now that most people prefer TWS, it can definitely be called an added advantage. Another cool feature is the dual device connection. It can be connected to two devices simultaneously. If you want to keep these earbuds connected to both your phone and laptop, then it can be done. This saves you the trouble of frequent connecting and disconnecting.

Oppo has also provided software tuning support in these earbuds. These earbuds come with Golden Sound 2.0 which tunes the sound according to your preference. After the golden sound, there is a lot of change in the audio quality. If you have these earbuds or are thinking of getting one, then definitely experience using it.

audio and call quality
The most important thing in audio products is its sound quality. These earbuds from Oppo come with Adaptive ANC up to 49dB. Its ANC also works well. In noisy places, ANC automatically increases the level of noise cancellation, thereby reducing ambient noise and allowing you to enjoy the sound better. Its ANC works impressively, it cannot be called the best.

Also, it has a wind noise cancellation algorithm that delivers clear audio even in windy environments. Transparency mode gives you the freedom to listen to the background without taking out the earbuds. That is, if while listening to songs in the office, you want to listen to the things happening behind, then the transparency mode comes in handy there.

In terms of call quality, the voice is heard clearly but the person in front does not get a clear voice. This experience was an experience of both noise and peace. It has a dual-mic AI noise cancellation feature for calls. However, its calling experience overall cannot be said to be very good.

Battery: The company claims up to 7 hours of battery life and up to 30 hours with the charging case. This battery estimate is with AAC audio, default settings, and volume at 50 percent. In our experience, these claims proved to be true after about 3 weeks of use. These earbuds go easily for two days in a single charge.

our decision
OPPO Enco Air3 Pro seems promising according to its price and features. The feature of connecting to two devices and its sound is good according to its price. The world’s first bamboo-fibre diaphragm is special and the company has certainly taken an innovative approach with it. Overall OPPO Enco Air3 Pro are good TWS.