These TWS earphones created by Oppo have immersive sound and excellent features, making them one of the top models on the market. Thanks to the LHDC codec support, the earbuds are Hi-Res Audio certified and have an audio transmission rate of 900kbps. As of today, Oppo has updated the OPPO Enco X2 to support the LDAC ultra-clear transmission protocol.
Previously, Oppo announced that the Enco X2 would support the LDAC codec on June 8. As promised, the Company has released today a firmware update (via ITHouse) that includes support for LDAC on the Enco X2 earbuds. In the settings, users with Android 8.0 and above will be able to switch between LDAC and LHDC.
According to reports, the first-generation Oppo Enco X will begin supporting LHDC 4.0 on June 16. It will have a maximum bit rate of 900kbps.
In comparison to the OPPO Enco X, the OPPO Enco X2 features a lighter diaphragm with a thickness of 0.0095mm and a DCCA voice coil with a wire diameter of 0.033mm, thereby significantly reducing vibration system mass and decreasing weight by 31%.
Specifications for the OPPO Enco X2 earbuds.
The Oppo Enco X2 comes with a compelling set of features like Dynaudio tuning and SuperDBEE coaxial dual-driver technology. The speakers feature four magnet planar tweeters and 11mm dynamic drivers with an ultralight diaphragm.
In addition to being Hi-Res Audio certified and featuring Bluetooth 5.0 technology, the newly released earbuds by Enco also support the LHDC 4.0 codec. They have impressive 40-hour battery Life. Aside from active noise cancellation, the earbuds also support dual device pairing.
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