Great sound, good functions, really effective ANC with multiple modes. Can also confirm pretty decent water resistance, my pair have gone through the wash TWICE and still go hard. (I still wouldn't recommend putting them through the washing machine, though)

These are by far the best I've experienced, as they're comfortable, clear sound and great user interface. They minimize disruption in the pairing process, so you don't really get disturbed when switching devices or connecting, just a simple sound to recognize the connection. The usability is also great. One star down from perfect, as the noise cancellation is great, but not quite at the peak of noise cancellation, still VERY good quality and the cancellation is definitely sufficient but is more prone outdoors to traffic sounds and atmospheric noise. I'm going to try some memory foam inner to see if that helps. Definitely my first choic...view more

Impressive sound quality; Largely effective ANC; Consistent battery life;

AirPods-style stem design not for everyone; No shortage of rivals around this price; Pressure-sensitive controls are squeeze-and-miss;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;

The Oppo Enco X wireless earbuds were one of the best in the segment. They were comfortable, had solid active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency, and had very good sound quality. All of this combined for the Enco X to punch above its weight (around $150) to be compared with the heavyweights in the earbuds market, like the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM3, which cost almost 50% more. The Oppo Enco X2 earbuds are no different. They pack all the bells and whistles, but everything can’t be top-notch, right? Or is it? The Oppo Enco X2 feature a stem design like the AirPods Pro. However, the design is a bit muted this time around, which I prefer over the flashy glow on the Enco X’s stem. You get semi-oval silicone tips. Oppo gives you a variety of ear tips because, of course, no two pairs of ears are the same. And what might fit for me might not fit for you. Both the case and earbuds are made out of plastic and come in a glossy finish. But that isn’t to say they feel cheap. The char...

Excellent sound for the price; Ability to play 24-bit audio; Good ANC; Comfortable to wear; Good call quality; Bluetooth multipoint connectivity;

Pressure-sensitive controls can be a bit tricky;