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Engineered for better open-ear audio
To deliver the best sound experience possible within the open-ear format, the Enco Clip2's dual dynamic driver system comprises 11mm and 9mm drivers that are powered by independent dual DACs.
This architecture allows low and high frequencies to be handled separately, delivering deeper bass, improved detail and more accurate sound reproduction across the frequency range.
OPPO also partnered with Danish audio specialist Dynaudio to tune the earbuds, and the exclusive Dynaudio Signature mode is designed for balanced, natural and expressive sound.
Advanced call technology
The Enco Clip2 has a strong focus on voice communication, an area where many open-ear earbuds can struggle, and features OPPO's Crystal-Clear Bone Calls technology, powered by a bone-conduction VPU microphone and AI-powered noise reduction. Designed to help isolate speech from background noise, the system works to improve voice clarity and maintain stable call quality in noisy environments.
Whether users are taking calls, exercising or moving between meetings, the technology is designed to help keep conversations clear and intelligible. And while one of the common concerns with open-ear audio products can be sound leakage, Enco Clip2 incorporates OPPO's Dipole Sound Field Technology which uses carefully controlled rear sound waves to minimise audio leakage and reduce the amount of sound heard by people nearby.
Designed for comfort and durability
The Enco Clip2 weighs just 5.2 grams per earbud and its shape-memory nickel-titanium arc has been designed to adapt naturally to different ear shapes while maintaining a stable fit.
This ergonomic design was developed using research involving more than 3,500 ear profiles to help distribute pressure evenly and improve long-term comfort. The earbuds are also built to handle everyday use, with IP55-rated dust and water resistance helping protect against sweat, dust and light rain.
Smart features for everyday use
The Enco Clip2 includes a range of software-powered features designed for convenience and productivity.
Users can connect to two devices simultaneously, activate their preferred voice assistant, quickly launch Spotify and remotely control their smartphone camera. AI-powered translation features also support real-time multilingual communication, making the earbuds useful for both travel and work.
The OPPO Enco Clip2 is available in New Zealand for $399, exclusively through oppostore.co.nz
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