OPPO Enco Buds 3 Pro+ launched in India with ANC under Rs 2,500
OPPO has expanded its audio lineup in India with the Enco Buds 3 Pro+ that were announced alongside the flagship Find X9 series on Tuesday. The new true wireless earbuds sit in the sub-Rs 2,500 segment and bring competitive features like active noise cancellation, 12.4mm drivers, and fast charging. They are an upgrade over the Enco Buds 3 Pro that launched earlier in September.
OPPO has priced the Enco Buds 3 Pro+ at Rs 2,099, with first-sale offers dropping them to Rs 1,899. Starting November 21st, they will be available across OPPO’s online and offline channels, retail partners, and major e-commerce sites. Colour options include Midnight Black and Sonic Blue.
The buds pack 12.4mm dynamic drivers. OPPO claims better loudness, clarity, and bass response, supported by a sensitivity rating of 112+-3dB. You also get 32dB smart ANC, a meaningful addition considering the Enco Buds 3 Pro did not offer noise cancellation at all. Battery life is another strong point, up to 43 hours of total playback with ANC off, or 28 hours with ANC on. The earbuds alone deliver up to 12 hours without ANC, which is higher than typical entry-level TWS models. With a 10-minute quick charge, users can get up to 11 hours of listening time (case + buds). The product also carries TÜV Rheinland Battery Health Certification that ensures 80 percent battery health even after 1,000 cycles.
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Other highlights include Bluetooth 5.4, AAC/SBC codec support, IP55 rating, an ergonomic 4.2g bud weight, and a glossy pebble-shaped case. OPPO says the earbuds have undergone durability tests including 20,000 hinge folds and 1.5–1.8 metre drop tests, suggesting good longevity.
The OPPO Enco Buds 3 Pro+ face stiff competition from OnePlus Nord Buds 3, Realme Buds N1, and Noise Airbuds Pro 4 in this segment. The Nord Buds 3 offer 30dB ANC and a punchy bass-heavy sound, but their battery life is slightly lower than OPPO’s claimed endurance.
The Realme Buds N1 are priced aggressively under Rs 2,000 and focus more on loudness and everyday use rather than ANC. They do not match the Enco Buds 3 Pro+ in noise cancellation or battery endurance. For users who want ANC, stronger bass response, and excellent battery life under Rs 2,000, the OPPO Enco Buds 3 Pro+ land in a sweet spot. OnePlus is a better pick for ecosystem users, and Noise offers more software features. But for pure sound-per-rupee value and long-term durability, OPPO’s new earbuds are a clear upgrade over September’s non-ANC model.
