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Oppo Enco Free wireless earbuds are arriving in Malaysia on 16 Jan

Oppo’s pair of AirPods clone, the Enco Free is coming to Malaysia very soon. According to their Facebook page, the true wireless earbuds will be arriving on the 16th January 2020.

The Enco Free is officially priced at RM499. It has a rated battery life of 5 hours and you get up to 25 hours of listening time with the charging case. The Enco Free looks like a pair of Apple AirPods but it offers added slide controls on the stems of each side. The left can be used to control the volume while the right is used to skip or jump to the previous track.

For a better fit, the Enco Free comes with replaceable silicone ear tips that come in three sizes. It connects via Bluetooth 5.0 with binaural simultaneous Bluetooth streaming for a more reliable connection. There’s no noise cancellation for music playback but it does offer an AI-assisted noise cancellation for voice calls.

Unlike the Realme Buds Air, it doesn’t support wireless charging and it charges via its USB-C port. A full charge for the earbuds takes 90 minutes while the case takes close to 2 hours to charge to full.

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