Oppo Enco Free 3 is said to be the world’s first headphones that use a bamboo fiber membrane for sound.
The company has officially announced its upcoming flagship smartphones.
the Oppo Find X6 series will be launched in China on March 21. The launch of the flagship smartphone was confirmed with the Oppo Pad 2 announcement. Now the Chinese smartphone manufacturer has announced a new competitive launch.
Oppo Enco Free 3
These are genuine Oppo Enco Free 3 (TWS) wireless headphones. The company also released a teaser hinting at the new Oppo Enco Free 3 headphones launch on March 21. In all systems, the sound source is the membrane that produces the sound.
As for the upcoming Oppo Enco Free 3 TWS earphones, Oppo has officially teased them with a detailed post on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo ahead of the official launch on March 21st. The vibration of the diaphragm moves the air in the magnet around the coil, causing noise.
According to the post, the TWS earphones have active noise cancellation (ANC) that can cover frequencies up to 49 dB. The Oppo Enco Free 3 TWS earphones come with a bamboo fiber diaphragm sound unit, which the company says is the world’s first TWS earphone to feature such a device.
New Oppo Enco Free 3
A commercial image released by the company shows that the upcoming TWS earphones will have a circular design with “L” and “R” logos to denote the left and right earphones. It has an oval design on the top panel. As for the color options, Gizmochina reports that the TWS earphones may come in shades of green and white.
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Today, the brand confirmed that another product will share the stage with the new flagship. Called the Oppo Enco Free3, these will be the company’s latest TWS earbuds that will feature what Oppo calls a “bamboo fiber diaphragm.” Details here. You get an oval box with a transparent panel on top. Buds are available in green and white.
Feature Bamboo Fiber Diaphragm
Oppo today released a series of teasers confirming the arrival of the new Enco Free3 headphones. According to the brand, the audio devices have active noise cancellation that can reach levels of 49 decibels (dB). It also supports Hi-Res Wireless and has the LDAC Bluetooth decoding protocol.
The Chinese company claims its latest Enco Free3 headphones feature a unique bamboo fiber driver. The bamboo fiber diaphragm is thin, hard, and delicate, so it brings out more vocal details and provides pure, natural, and realistic sound quality.
The Panasonic HC4 sound system is an example of a device that uses this type of diaphragm arrangement to provide high-frequency reproduction and dynamic bass response. The design of the headphones is similar to some models of the Oppo Buds Air series.