OPPO has confirmed to launch the OPPO Enco Air truly wireless earphones on May 6 in China. These new pair of TWS have been certified by NCC ahead of their release in the company’s home country. But today, we found out that the OPPO Enco Air already went official in Italy earlier this month, courtesy of a local blog called OPPO Hub.

OPPO Enco Air (W32) Specifications and Features

The all-new OPPO Enco Air is also known as OPPO Enco W32. Hence, it could be called the successor of OPPO Enco W31. This product comes in two colors (White, Black).

Like the newly launched OPPO Enco Buds (successor of OPPO Enco W11), the OPPO Enco Air also features Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity. Unfortunately, the press release does not mention the size of the drivers. However, these drivers are said to offer high-definition audio quality with deep bass, mids, and crisp highs.

Further, like most budget wireless earbuds, they also feature dual-mic for noise cancellation during calls. But they do not come with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation).

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Anyway, these earbuds not only support gesture controls but also the OPPO HeyMelody app for firmware updates. Last but not least, the OPPO Enco Air truly wireless earphones are said to offer up to 24-hour battery life for music listening or up to 15-hour talk-time with the charging case (440mAh) that charges via USB Type-C.

OPPO Enco Air (W32) Price and Availability

The OPPO Enco Air wireless earphones are priced at € 99.90 in Italy. They will be sold on Amazon Italy in the coming weeks. As mentioned earlier, these earbuds will be debuting in China on May 6. They should be also available in other markets in the coming days.

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