Oppo Enco X, Enco Air, Enco Play earbuds getting updated with new features

The Oppo Enco X, Enco Air, and Enco Play true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds are getting a software update in December that will bring the features available on the Enco Free 2 and Enco Free 2i. One of the biggest additions will be the double-tap camera controls that will allow users to capture images or record videos by double-tapping the earbuds. The Oppo Enco Free 2 is also getting a new software version that will bring dual-connectivity support for you to pair the earbuds with two devices at once.

As announced On Weibo, software update for Oppo Enco X, Enco Air, enco play, And this Enco Free 2 Will release in China on December 1. However, it may take some time to reach users around the world.

The update will enable the Enco X, Enco Air, and Enco Play with the double-tap camera control feature that debuted on the Enco Free 2 earlier this year. It allows users to record videos or take group pictures or selfies by double tapping the earbuds.

Opposition Have made double-tap camera control exclusively as a feature for your devices running at least ColorOS 11.3. To access gesture controls, users need to open the default camera app on their phones.

Along with double-tap camera controls, the Oppo Enco X earbuds will get the Personalized Sound Boost feature that was available on the Enco Free 2. It uses a software algorithm to adjust audio playback based on the sensitivity of your ears.

The Personalized Sound Boost feature works with phones running ColorOS, Android 6.0 and later, and iOS. For non-ColorOS phones, you’ll need to have the Hetap app installed to enable personalized treatment.

Oppo is also updating the Enco Free 2 earbuds which were launched in May. The update designed for the new Enco models will bring dual-connectivity support which is already available at the new launch Enco Free 2i, It will be enabled by default and will allow users to connect to devices with earbuds.

This feature works with both ColorOS and non-ColorOS devices, although the latter requires the HeyTap app. The proprietary app is also the source for receiving firmware updates on all Enco earbuds.


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