Oppo has quietly launched a new pair of neckband-style earphones in China. Officially called Oppo Enco M33, this pair is the successor of Oppo Enco M32 from last year.
The M32 was a downgrade over the M31 from 2020. However, at least on paper, the newer M33 is an upgrade over the outgoing M32.
Let’s go through all the features the Oppo Enco M33 neckband-style wireless earphones offer.
Oppo Enco M33 Specifications
The Oppo Enco M33 looks more like the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z2. Thus, it does not sport winged ear tips like the Enco M32.
The buds house 12.4mm drivers and are claimed to deliver Hi-Fi sound output. But the earphones are neither Hi-Res Audio-certified nor support codecs like LDAC.
Anyways, the drivers are larger than the 10mm ones found inside its predecessor. Also, the latest model carries support for up to 45dB ANC (Active Noise Cancellation), which makes it the first in the series.
The product also provides AI-powered ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation) for calls. It is IP55-rated for splash resistance, and therefore, can be used while working out or even in light rains.
The earphones connect via Bluetooth 5.2 and support instant pairing with devices running ColorOS (including Realme UI and OxygenOS). The buds feature magnets for pause/play functionality and quickly answer calls.
There’s an inline remote control for music playback controls and power/pairing. The accessory ships with three different-sized ear tips and a USB Type-A to Type-C cable.
The Oppo Enco M33 is rated to last for 28 hours on a full charge with ANC disabled at 50% volume. With active noise cancellation enabled, the battery life drops to 20 hours.
Last but not least, Oppo claims up to 20 hours of battery life (ANC disabled at 50% volume) with only 10 minutes of charging.
Oppo Enco M33 Price
The Oppo Enco M33 is priced at ¥249 (~$35) in China. It is offered in Obsidian Black and Cangling Green color options.
The product is currently up for pre-order in the region. It should make its way to other markets in the coming days, just like its predecessor.
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