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Oppo Enco X4 review: a serious audio upgrade or just fancy branding?

September 22, 2026 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Oppo calling something ‘lossless Dynaudio sound quality’ is either a bold promise or a marketing stretch. With the Enco X4, it might actually be the real thing. Launched alongside the Find X10 series, these earbuds are Oppo’s most ambitious audio hardware yet, and the specs back that up in ways that are hard to ignore.

According to Gizmochina, the Enco X4 is powered by a 6nm chip, which is a big deal for earbuds. That kind of processing power means faster, more accurate noise cancellation and better handling of audio decoding without chewing through battery. Speaking of battery, you get up to 13 hours on a single charge and 53 hours total with the case. That’s genuinely impressive. Most competing earbuds in this tier tap out well before that.

The Dynaudio partnership is what makes this interesting. Dynaudio is a Danish audio brand with serious credibility in the hi-fi world, not some random name slapped on a press release. Oppo says this is their first collaboration to achieve lossless Dynaudio sound tuning, which suggests the partnership goes deeper than just slapping a logo on the box. High-fidelity lossless transmission support means these are built for listeners who actually care about audio quality, not just wireless convenience.

The Enco X4 also comes with AI-powered noise control and a set of practical smart features, though Oppo hasn’t gone overboard with gimmicks here. The focus seems to be on getting the core experience right: sound, comfort, and battery. That’s the right priority.

Here’s why this matters in the bigger picture. The premium TWS market is getting crowded fast. Sony, Bose, Apple, and Samsung are all fighting for the same buyers. Oppo needs a real differentiator, and audio credibility through a brand like Dynaudio is a smarter play than spec-dumping alone. If the tuning holds up in real-world listening, the Enco X4 could push Oppo into a conversation it hasn’t been part of before.

  • 6nm chip for efficient processing and ANC
  • 13 hours single charge, 53 hours total with case
  • Dynaudio-tuned lossless audio transmission
  • AI noise cancellation and smart audio features

The proof will be in the listening. But on paper, Oppo has built something worth paying attention to.

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