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Oppo Launches Enco Air5 Pro With Bluetooth 6.0 Hi Res Audio And 55dB Noise Cancellation

  • February 25, 2026
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Oppo has introduced the Enco Air5 Pro in China as the successor to the Enco Air4 Pro launched in 2024, bringing a series of upgrades in connectivity, audio performance, noise cancellation and battery endurance. The latest addition to Oppo’s wireless audio portfolio reflects incremental refinements aimed at enhancing everyday listening experiences while maintaining competitive pricing in the mid range segment.

The Enco Air5 Pro supports Bluetooth 6.0, offering improved connectivity stability and efficiency over the previous generation. The earbuds are equipped with 12 millimetre dynamic drivers, and the company claims that driver amplitude has been increased by 100 percent to produce deeper and more pronounced bass output. The model also supports high resolution audio streaming via the LHDC 5.0 codec, enabling higher quality sound transmission when paired with compatible devices. Active noise cancellation capabilities have been enhanced and are rated at up to 55 decibels, allowing users to reduce ambient noise more effectively in busy environments such as public transport or urban settings. The earbuds are available in black and white colour variants.

Battery performance has also seen a notable improvement. Oppo states that the Enco Air5 Pro can deliver up to 13 hours of playback in Advanced Audio Coding mode with active noise cancellation turned off. When combined with the charging case, the total battery life extends to 54 hours, offering extended usage for users who rely on wireless audio throughout the day. In addition to battery and audio enhancements, the earbuds support dual device connectivity, allowing seamless switching between two paired devices, as well as three dimensional surround sound functionality and on device artificial intelligence powered translation features. The device carries an IP55 rating for water and dust resistance, providing added durability for outdoor and fitness use.

Priced at 330 Chinese Yuan, which is approximately 48 United States dollars, the Enco Air5 Pro positions itself as a feature rich option in the affordable wireless earbuds segment. The launch underlines Oppo’s continued focus on strengthening its ecosystem of connected devices through iterative hardware improvements and expanded feature integration.

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