Xiaomi has announced its latest fast charging solution. The new HyperCharge technology solidifies the company’s position as the leader in the world of fast charging. It supports 200W wired and 120W wireless charging. Here, we will be learning more about Xiaomi HyperCharge Technology in detail.
Xiaomi HyperCharge Technology
The company shared a video demonstrating the breakthrough charging technology via its social media handles. The video shows the HyperCharge technology in action on a modified Mi 11 Pro with a 4,000mAh battery.
Using the wired charging method, the phone went from 0 to 10% in just 44 seconds. It only took 3 minutes for the phone to get to 50%. It took additional 5 minutes to get to 100%. Thus, Xiaomi’s new 200W wired HyperCharge Technology can fill a 4,000mAh smartphone battery in just 8 minutes.
This is more than twice as fast as Oppo’s 125W Flash Charge that fills up a similar-sized battery in 20 minutes.
Similarly, 120W wireless HyperCharge technology is an improvement over last year’s 80W Mi Wireless Charging. The latter could charge a 4,000mAh cell to its maximum capacity in 40 minutes. The latest charging tech gets the job done in just 15 minutes instead.
In the demo video, the HyperCharge wireless charging got the modified Mi 11 Pro to 10% in just one minute while hitting the 50% mark in 7 minutes. It took the charger additional 8 minutes to wrap up the charging process—so 15 minutes in total.
Is it market-ready though?
The answer is no, so don’t expect to see a commercial device with 200W wired charging and 120W wireless charging capability anytime soon. These types of demos are more of a way to secure bragging rights among smartphone brands. In addition, it is also a great way to keep customers and investors happy and invested in the company.
Currently, iQOO 7 is the only device that even ships with a 120W charger, and that too in the company’s home country of China only. Xiaomi did launch the Mi 10 Ultra with a 120W charger last year but retracted back to 67W with the new Mi 11 Ultra.
Mi 11 Ultra also charges wirelessly at 67W. It is an upgrade from 50W wireless charging on its predecessor. Huawei Mate 40 Pro is another device that has 50W wireless charging.
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Realme entered the smart TV segment with a couple of TVs under the Realme Smart TV moniker. Now, the company has added two more devices to the lineup. Compared to last year’s models, the new entries have higher resolution and ship with more features. Let’s take a look at the key specs of the new Realme Smart TV 4K, along with their expected price in Nepal.
Realme Smart TV 4K Overview:
As mentioned earlier, the new Realme Smart TV 4K arrives in two screen sizes – 43-inch and 50-inch. These edge-to-edge displays have 2.6mm thin bezels. More importantly, both TVs boast a 4K resolution and 1.07 billion colors.
Likewise, they have a 178º viewing angle. Realme Smart TV 4K supports Dolby Vision too and features Chroma Boost Picture Engine for color production.
Powering these TVs is an undisclosed MediaTek chipset. All we know is that it has four CPU cores. It is paired with 2GB RAM and 16GB of internal storage. The TV ships with Android 10 out-of-the-box. As a result, it has Google Play Store, Chromecast, and Google Assistant built-in.
In terms of audio, there’s a quad-speaker setup with a combined output of 24W. They even support Dolby Atmos and DTS surround sound. The remote comes with dedicated buttons for Google Assistant and popular streaming services like Netflix and YouTube.
For I/O, the Realme Smart TV 4K comes with three HDMI ports (including one with ARC output), two USB 2.0, one AV out, one Ethernet, and one Tuner port. It has Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band Wi-Fi in terms of wireless connectivity.
Specifications:
Display: 43/50-inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) LED panel
Realme Smart TV 4K will go on sale in India starting June 4 where its price is INR 27,999 and INR 39,999 for the 43-inch and 50-inch model, respectively. The company has not launched any of its TVs in Nepal yet. However, if Realme Smart TV 4K launches in Nepal, we expect its price to start at NPR 50,000.
According to the official listing, the high-end M1 iMac 2021 offers an additional GPU core, two extra USB-C ports, Touch ID, Gigabit Ethernet, and more color options over the base model. What it doesn’t reveal is that the two variants come with different cooling solutions as well. Thus, they are certain to hit different performance levels even though Apple doesn’t advertise them as so. Let’s discover the performance gap between base vs high-end M1 iMac.
M1 iMac: Base vs high-end variant
Apple has not been open about the difference in cooling setup between the two configurations. Every electronic device converts some portion of the energy it draws into heat. This heat, if not dissipated properly, can eventually limit the performance of that device.
Here, the cooling mechanism on the base variant consists of a single fan and a heat sink. On the other hand, there are two fans of the high-end model. In addition, it also has a heat pipe for effective heat transmission.
Thus, though both iMacs have the revolutionary Apple M1 chip underneath, the base model will not be performing to the level of its more expensive sibling. To demonstrate the difference between the two, YouTuber Max Tech performed a series of tests, which we have discussed in detail below.
Geekbench 5
Single Core
Multi Core
Compute
Base
1,748
7,582
19,873
High-end
1,736
7,631
21,525
As the table reflects, there is not much difference between the two devices here. This is expected, as Geekbench does not push the machine to its limits.
Unlike 3DMark Life Extreme, this test lasts longer and puts more stress on the GPU cores. Even before the test, the core temperature of the base model was higher than the high-end model.
During the test, it was apparent that the base variant was running hotter, with its temperature reaching up to 91º Celsius. The fan was also operating at its max capacity, whereas the ones on the high-end were barely above idle.
Thus, if you plan to run graphics-intensive tasks for a long period on the M1 iMac, thermal throttling brings down the performance on the base variant, whereas this won’t be much of an issue on the high-end variant.
Cinebench R23
Moving on, Cinebench R23 puts 100% load on the CPU cores and as CPU tends to draw much more power than GPU, the difference between the two variants is clear here.
Base
High-End
Score
7,002
7,722
Core Temperature
94º
88º
CPU Power
10.3W
15W
CPU Clock Frequency
2.5GHz
3.2GHz
Fan Utilization
100%
50%
Starting off, the dual-fan setup is much more effective as it keeps the CPU cores at 88º Celsius at half its maximum capacity. On the other hand, the single fan solution, even at its full speed, reaches 94º Celsius. Thus, it suffers from throttling.
The high-end variant scored 7,722 points in this test with its CPU operating at 3.2GHz the whole time. In contrast, the CPU on the base model could only hit 2.5GHz resulting in 7,002 points.
As you can see from the table above, you will be getting better performance when it comes to tasks like photo editing and video editing with the high-end model too. In addition, it will run quieter and cooler than the base model.
Base iMac vs High-End M1 iMac: Conclusion
To conclude, if your workload consists of heavy photo/video editing, 3D rendering, and so on, getting the high-end iMac makes more sense. It costs $1,499 and $1,699 for 256GB and 512GB storage, respectively.
However, if you do not do such intensive tasks on your computer, then the base iMac will do just fine—if you are also okay with other limitations as mentioned on Apple’s website.
Meanwhile, check out our gaming PC build under $1,000.
Realme’s X7 lineup has a new member. The company hosted an online event today to announce the arrival of Realme X7 Max 5G in India. It is actually the rebranded Realme GT Neo for the Indian market. Let us look at the specifications and features of Realme X7 Max, along with its expected price in Nepal.
Realme X7 Max 5G Overview:
Design and Overview
The phone features a 6.43-inch Samsung-made Super AMOLED screen with a left-aligned selfie cutout. This FHD+ panel has 100% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut. It also supports a 120Hz refresh rate, a 360Hz touch sampling rate, and up to 1000 nits of peak brightness.
The rear panel has a matte finish. A glossy stripe passes through the rectangular camera bump to give it a dual-tone finish. It even has a “Dare to Leap” branding but Realme has toned it down by a lot compared to what we’ve seen on the Realme 8 series. The phone is 8.4mm thick and weighs around 179 grams.
Performance
Like with the X7 and X7 Pro, Realme has turned to MediaTek for the processor in the X7 Max. Here, the phone is powered by Dimensity 1200, which is the best SoC in the Taiwanese chipmaker’s arsenal right now. It is a flagship chipset based on TSMC’s 6nm process. It features four Cortex-A78 power (1+3) and four Cortex-A55 efficiency cores. Realme has even collaborated with Asphalt 9 for this phone.
The Vapour Cooling system on the X7 Max comes with a steel-copper composite, which Realme claims offers better strength and efficiency compared to the copper structures.
At the back, Realme X7 Max flaunts a 64MP triple camera setup. The primary camera here uses Sony IMX682 sensor. For reference, the X7 Pro has Sony IMX686. Moving on, there is an 8MP ultrawide camera. Completing the setup is a 2MP sensor with a macro lens.
With this setup, users can record 4K videos at 60fps. There is no Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), but Realme has included UIX Max Stabilization. Likewise, the 16MP selfie camera upfront can record 1080p videos at 30 fps.
Rest of the specs
Fueling the device is a 4,500mAh battery. It is of the same size as that on the X7 Pro, but it charges slower at 50W. Still, it can get you from 0 to 100% in just 15 mins. X7 Max also has a dual stereo speaker with Dolby Atmos audio.
It even has a 3.5mm headphone jack, the lack of which was a major criticism for the X7 and X7 Pro. The phone ships with the latest Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11.
Realme X7 Max 5G will go on sale in India from June 4 where its price is INR 26,999 for the 8/128GB model, while the 12/256GB variant costs INR 29,999. If it arrives here, we expect the price of Realme X7 Max 5G in Nepal to start around NPR 45,000.
Realme X7 Max 5G
Price in India
Price in Nepal
8/128GB
INR 26,999
NPR 48,000
12/256GB
INR 29,999
NPR 53,000
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Realme X7 Pro.
Yesterday, the Nepalese government unveiled its budget allocation for the fiscal year 2078-79 with a total capital of NPR 1647.57 billion. In terms of the IT industry, the government has included programs such as broadband expansion, e-governance, startup loans, and many more. Furthermore, the 2078-79 budget for the ICT sector also focuses on youth empowerment.
2078-79 budget on ICT sector:
Education
Laptop at 1% Interest
Let us begin by discussing the proposal for pupils and the educational system as a whole. The finance minister announced that the government has decided to provide loans of up to NPR 80,000 (at 1% interest) to students over the age of 16 for the purchase of a laptop. The loan must be returned within two years and is only available to students enrolled in government institutions.
University & portal for students
Moving forward, the government will enhance its dedicated portal named Sikai Chautari to expand the reach of education through the internet. Students from any school or location are welcome to participate and learn.
Finance minister Mr. Bishnu Prasad Paudel also announced that the Madan Bhandari Technical University in Kavre would open its doors in the coming fiscal year. Furthermore, the administration intends to establish technical schools at all local levels.
Loan to graduates
To encourage the nation’s young entrepreneurs, the government will grant loans of up to NPR 2.5 million to startups at 1% interest rates. To qualify for startup financing, graduates must provide an academic certificate as proof.
In addition, startups will also get an exemption on profit tax for five years from the date of their establishment.
Free internet & SIM
The government plans to provide free internet access to all community schools throughout the country. Within the next fiscal year, 60 percent of community schools will have a free broadband internet connection. In addition, students who are 16 years or more will be eligible to get a free SIM card.
For citizens
The government of Nepal has put up a number of proposals to expedite the process of manual or time-consuming operations.
Digitized land-management
A while ago, we came to know about Mero Kitta and NeLIS, a digital initiative that provides land-related services like map print, plot register print, and fieldbook print. Now, it appears that the government is ready to take it to the next level.
In the coming fiscal year, the government plans to digitize the majority of its land-related processes. This eliminates the need to personally visit the Malpot office and complete the necessary paperwork.
Nagarik app
The full version of the Nagarik app was launched on May 3 and the government has vowed to add numerous services to the platform. To that end, Mr. Paudel stated that major services (such as bill book renewal, Malpot, and so on) would be shifted to the Nagarik app.
Vehicle tracking
A few years ago, the Nepal government introduced the notion of embossed number plates for automobiles. However, in practice, the implementation has been limited to a small number of vehicles.
Furthermore, the government has raised the same subject again and stated that radio frequency-equipped (RFID) embossed number plates will be provided for vehicles starting next fiscal year. In addition, the driver will get an electronic license which will help to track his/her movement or location.
QR benefits
Starting with the next fiscal year, you will receive a 10% VAT refund on products purchased and paid for with a QR code. The add-on incentive will encourage the digitization of the payment process. In addition, the government has also chosen to incorporate QR codes into passports.
Unified national payment
As per the plans of the government, a national payment switch will come into operation shortly, which will integrate various online payment gateways and provide a unified platform for online transactions. The project is currently being worked on by Nepal Clearing House Limited (NCHL).
NTV global version
NTV, Nepal’s first television station, will be adding a new channel to its lineup. The channel, dubbed “NTV World,” will be one-of-a-kind in order to expand Nepalese content beyond the country’s borders.
Tele-medicines
With this initiative, people living in rural places will be able to access healthcare services through electronic media. However, the service is not solely for the remote areas, but the government’s goals are primarily to focus on rural regions of the country.
In telecommunication
The approach under this category involves the growth of 4G networks, the introduction of MDMS, fiber expansion, and other initiatives.
MDMS Implementation
MDMS is a term that will directly affect the majority of Nepali smartphone consumers. Short for Mobile Device Management System, this system assures that the smartphone, feature phones, or tablets will only enter Nepal through official channels.
On the contrary, MDMS will block any and all such devices that arrive via unofficial channels like grey markets. As a result, they will be inaccessible to network connectivity throughout the country. The system will come into effect from the beginning of Shrawan. Find more about it here.
Nepal Telecom shares to the public
Another fascinating piece of news announced during the budget speech might be of interest to investors in the share market. The government-owned telecom company, Nepal Telecom has decided to distribute 22% of the company share to the general public who are using the NT’s mobile, landline, or internet services.
In EVs
Last but not the least, the 2078-79 budget for the ICT sector has several proposals that aim to expand the country’s electric vehicle scenario. Through Sajha Yatayat, at least 100 electric buses will come into operation in Kathmandu Valley within the fiscal year.
Furthermore, the government plans to lure the top 10 EV companies in the world to manufacture/assemble their electric vehicles in Nepal. And the most exciting news of them all has to be the elimination of excise duty on the import of EVs—alongside reduced custom duty.
It will undoubtedly make things easier for local EV companies like Yatri to grow and establish themselves in Nepal.
Meanwhile, check out our gaming PC build under $1,000.
Earlier in March, Google announced the second-gen Nest Hub that could detect user’s snores and coughs using a Soli-powered sensor. Now, a report has emerged which suggests that snoring and noise detection features will arrive on the upcoming Fitbit devices as well.
Snoring and Noise Detection in Fitbit
The report comes from 9To5Google, who analyzed the source code of the Fitbit app from the Play Store. The app or the “APK” file was first decompiled using the JEB decompiler and then investigated for potential future features.
Working mechanism
As things stand, Fitbit tracks your sleep using sensors that track your heart rate and movement too. However, the source code of the latest Fitbit app reveals that Google is planning to use the microphone to detect snoring and other noises.
This microphone will automatically turn on once Fitbit confirms that the user is asleep. It will then listen to the surrounding for noises. The recorded sound intensities are compared against a baseline noise level by an algorithm that determines if the wearer is snoring or it’s something else.
Shortcomings
Given the working mechanism of the system, it will not be able to detect snoring if the intensity is lower than that of the ambient sound of your room. In addition, the Fitbit has no mechanism to trace back snoring to a particular individual. Thus, if you sleep with your partner, both of your snoring will count as one.
Data representation
Here, the Fitbit app will then represent the result in percentage. It will even categorize your snoring based on the percentage.
None to Mild: >10% of total time
Moderate: 10-40% of total sleep time
Frequent: >40% of total sleep time
Also, Fitbit will categorize the ambient noise.
Very Quiet: 30 dBA or lower
Quiet: 30–50 dBA
Moderate: 50–70 dBA
Loud: 70–90 dBA
Very Loud: 90 dBA or higher
This feature will consume a lot of power. As such, Google will be recommending people to charge the device up to 40% at least before going to bed. You can completely disable this feature if you value the battery life or your privacy more.
These insights will help users to be more aware of their sleeping habits and help them take the necessary steps to improve.
Moving on, Google is also working on another feature called Sleep Animal, but it is in the early phase of development. It will provide a sleeping profile of the users; comparing their sleeping habits to that of an animal.
Sleeping Profile
Description
The Bear
Restless Sleeper
The Dolphin
Segmented Sleeper
The Giraffe
Shallow Sleeper
The Hummingbird
Short Sleeper
The Kangaroo
Slow to Fall Asleep Sleeper
The Tortoise
Solid Sleeper
Fitbit Snoring & Noise Detection Availability
Though these features are in the APK file of the Fitbit app, Google can pull it back at any time. That being said, the snoring and noise detection feature looks almost complete and could be official soon. The Sleep Animal feature is still a work-in-progress and therefore could take time to roll out.
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Fitbit Versa 3.
Infinix, known for its budget smartphones and TVs, has now entered the laptop industry with the INBook X1. It features an aluminum chassis with a dual-tone finish. So, let’s have a look at the specifications, features, availability, and expected price in Nepal of the Infinix INBook X1.
Infinix INBook X1 Overview:
Design and Display
Starting with the display, the laptop flaunts a 14-inch FHD panel that can be bent flat up to 180 degrees. Infinix claims that the bezels around the display are merely 4.19 mm thick. With a weight of 1.48 kg and a thickness of 16.3 mm, the device is relatively lightweight too.
Moreover, it has a sandblasted anodized body made out of aluminum and is available in two color options: Space Grey and Platinum Red. It also has a full-size Backlit Chiclet Keyboard.
Over on the performance, the INBook X1 ships with three CPU options—all from Intel’s 10th gen Ice Lake family. These include Core i3-1005G1, i5-1035G1, and i7-1065G7. The latter features Intel Iris Plus Graphics while the remaining two have the relatively under-powerful Intel UHD Graphics.
In terms of memory, one can choose between 8GB or 16GB RAM and up to 512GB PCIe SSD storage. Keeping the lights on is a 55Wh battery that supports charging via a 65W (USB-C) PD 3.0 AC adapter.
Rest of the specs
Moving on, the I/O connectivity option includes one USB-C, two USB 3.0 Type-A, one USB 2.0 Type-A, one HDMI 1.4, one Micro SD card slot, and a 3.5mm headphone and microphone jack. Furthermore, the INBook X1 features DTS audio processing, Bluetooth 5.1, and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.
Infinix INBook X1 Specifications:
Build: Sandblasted anodized aluminium
Dimension & Weight: 16.3 mm thick, 1.48 kg
Display: 14-inch IPS, 180-degree hinge, 4.19 mm bezels
Resolution: FHD (1920 x 1080)
CPU: Intel 10th gen Core i3-1005G1, i5-1035G1, or i7-1065G7
RAM: 8/16GB DDR4
Storage: Up to 512GB PCIe SSD
Keyboard: Full-size backlit Chiclet
Audio: DTS audio processing
Connectivity: WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.1
Battery: 55Wh battery
Adapter: 65W USB-C AC adapter
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1
Webcam: 720p camera
I/O ports: 1x USB-C, 2 x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0, 1x HDMI, 1x SD card slot, 1x 3.5mm combo audio jack
Infinix INBook X1 Price in Nepal and Availability
Infinix INBook X1 will be available by the end of June in Egypt, Indonesia, and Nigeria where its price starts at USD 530 for the Core i3 model. If and when the Infinix INBook X1 launches in Nepal, we expect its price to start at around NPR 65,000.
Infinix INBook X1
Price (Global)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
Core i3-1005G1
USD 530
NPR 65,000
Meanwhile, check out our gaming PC build under USD 1000.
Oppo recently announced the Reno 6 series in China. However, just before the smartphone launch event, Oppo held an exclusive media conference. The company has confirmed that they will be releasing a new smartwatch shortly. And apparently, the upcoming Oppo Watch Free will have “almost no shortcomings.”
Oppo Watch Free Rumors Roundups:
Oppo has announced that its new smartwatch will employ a chip co-developed with Ambiq. More specifically, the processor on the smartwatch will be Apollo4s. From the design outline, it appears that this device will be a premium smartwatch. Thus, with the new chipset and premium design, we do not expect it to be cheap.
Furthermore, a slew of Oppo products was listed on China’s 3C certification back in April. According to it, these devices support 4G networks and have a charging rate of 5V 1A or 5V 1.5A. The charging speed of these products is comparable to that of the Oppo smartwatches currently on the market.
The company is yet to reveal the official name of the smartwatch. However, Oppo recently filed a trademark with the name “Oppo Watch Free” in the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
As per the listing discovered by LetsGoDigital, the device is listed for sports use; which means it could end up being Oppo’s first-ever sports smartwatch. This is a rough guess for the name, but since the company has officially confirmed plans for a smartwatch, this might end up being true. Also, the Watch Free might launch with the new Wear smartwatch platform.
To date, Oppo hasn’t disclosed any information about Watch Free regarding its specifications or launch date. So we’ll have to wait to hear more about this mysterious smartwatch with “almost no shortcomings.”
Meanwhile, check out our pick for the top six smartwatches in 2021.
With the launch of the OnePlus Nord 2020, the company made a dramatic comeback in the mid-range market. Besides this, the brand has also added a couple of other phones in the Nord lineup. Now, OnePlus is ready to welcome two new members to the Nord family – the OnePlus Nord CE 5G and Nord 200 5G.
OnePlus Nord CE 5G:
Here, the Nord CE 5G is said to be the successor to last year’s Nord N10 5G. Max Jambor, a leakster, originally revealed the name via his Twitter handle. In addition, OnePlus is also working on another Nord-series device called the Nord 200 5G.
OnePlus CEO Pete Lau in talk with TechRadar shared some details about the upcoming phone. He confirmed the official name and the existence of both smartphones. As per the blog, the “CE” in the name stands for “Core Edition”.
Lau elaborated on the new naming convention, saying, “we have distilled the original Nord down to its core elements, and added a few more features to create a great everyday phone at an even more affordable price.”
The statement is a little perplexing as he hinted (if I got that right) that the upcoming Nord is a refined version of last year’s Nord. However, if its specifications are comparable to those of the original handset, it may fail to wow the audience.
What to expect?
The OnePlus Nord was a huge success, but the standards have shifted and the company has to upgrade its product to match it. While Lau confirmed the existence of Nord CE 5G, he is yet to provide any hardware specifications about the phone.
He did, however, say that the “OnePlus Nord CE 5G delivers a fast and smooth experience and powerful core features all backed by the OnePlus quality users know and love.” So, just a bunch of corporate mumbo-jumbo.
Yet, the word on the streets is that the phone will be powered by Snapdragon 750G—which is a slight upgrade over the 765G in the first-gen Nord. Still, 750G’s 8nm process makes it less power efficient than 765G which is built on a 7nm process node. In terms of cameras, the Nord CE 5G might come with 64MP-led triple cameras at the back. And a 16MP selfie shooter.
OnePlus Nord 200 5G:
Moving on, the Nord 200 is the successor to Nord N100 which is the most affordable device in the Nord lineup. But, the latter only supports 4G which will change with the Nord 200. OnePlus is giving 5G capabilities on the new entry to further improve the user experience.
According to Pete Lau, “users can expect this to be one of the most affordable 5G smartphones available within the North American market”. However, other details of the device are unknown for now.
Launch
OnePlus Nord CE 5G will launch in India and Europe on June 10 while the Nord 200 5G’s release date is still uncertain. Yet, the latter will be exclusive to the United States and Canada only.
Last year, Enco Free became the first wireless earbuds from Oppo to hit the Nepali market. Now, the company has unveiled its successor. The new Oppo Enco Free 2 was launched alongside the new Reno 6 series. Let us discuss the key specifications and features of the Oppo Enco Free 2 along with its expected price in Nepal.
Oppo Enco Free 2 Overview:
Design
Enco Free 2 comes with a design inspired by Apple’s AirPods Pro. It is not surprising seeing how the first-gen Enco Free resembled Apple AirPods. Moving on, these now come with silicone ear tips. The earbuds are light, weighing just 4.4 grams each. They are also IP54-certified against dust and water splashes.
The case matches the color of the earbuds. It has an LED indicator on the front. Plus, there is a button on the right edge of the case while the charging port sits at the bottom.
Moving on, Oppo Enco Free 2 features 10mm dynamic drivers, custom-tuned by DYNAUDIO. It is the second time that the two companies have worked on a product together. To note, Enco X was the first Oppo TWS to have the Dutch audio company’s tuning. Moving to the Enco Free 2, it supports AAC and SBC audio codecs. Oppo users will also be able to customize their hearing experience.
Features
The inclusion of Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is another highlight of the Enco Free 2. Oppo claims that it can suppress the noise of up to 42db. There is a tri-core chip for this purpose.
The earphone supports Bluetooth 5.2 low-latency dual transmission. Oppo is claiming minimum latency of just 47 ms.
Other features include a remote camera shutter, VLOG shoot mode, transparency mode, audio customization, instant pairing, and more. Some of these features are exclusive to Oppo smartphones.
Each earbud has a 41mAh cell, whereas the case has a 480mAh battery. Oppo says it can last up to 4 hours with ANC turned on. Turning off the feature will add 2.5 hours of backup. The case extends them up to 20 hours and 30 hours, respectively.
Oppo Enco Free 2 will go on sale in China from June 5 where its price is 599 Yuan. Here, Oppo Nepal has launched quite a few Enco-branded audio accessories. Thus, we are hopeful about this one too. We expect the price of Oppo Enco Free 2 to be NPR 12,000 when it launches here.
TWS Earbuds
Price in China
Price in Nepal (Expected)
Oppo Enco Free 2
599 Yuan
NPR 12,000
Meanwhile, check out our review of budget earphones from Oppo.
The earphone supports Bluetooth 5.2 low-latency dual transmission. Oppo is claiming minimum latency of just 47 ms.