At ₹3,299, the Oppo Enco Air5 enters one of the toughest price segments in the wireless earbuds market. Buyers today don't just expect good sound. Features like ANC, multipoint connectivity, long battery life and companion apps have become standard at this price. The Enco Air5 ticks all those boxes on paper, along with support for Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair. I used it as my daily pair of earbuds for a couple of weeks, listening to music, taking calls and switching between my phone and laptop to see how well it performs in everyday use and here's what I found.
Oppo Enco Air5 specifications
Design and comfort: Tiny case, mixed comfort
The first thing I noticed was just how compact the charging case is. It easily slips into any pocket without creating a bulge, and the lightweight design makes it easy to carry around all day. The earbuds themselves are also light, and the overall build quality feels good enough for the price.
Comfort, however, was a different story for me. While they sit securely in my ears and never felt like they were about to fall out, I started feeling discomfort after using them for longer listening sessions. This could simply be because of my ear shape, but it was consistent enough that I found myself taking short breaks after a couple of hours. If you mostly use earbuds for shorter commutes or workouts, this may never bother you, but it is something worth keeping in mind.
