OPPO - Enco Air3

Try the Soundpeats Air3 Deluxe HS or the Oppo Enco Air3. The Soundpeats give you a really clean, balanced sound (LDAC support too if your phone handles it), solid battery life, and that easy open-fit feel without spending much. The OPPOs, on the other hand, have a smoother, slightly warmer tuning and a really polished design, Neither will box you into any ecosystem or force ANC on you, and both are great for all-day listening. I’d test them out first, maybe on [audiotones.co](http://audiotones.co) to see which sound signature and fit vibe best with your ears before buying.

I just compared the main semi in ear models with ANC out there - https://youtu.be/Pn8jPFtjR_4 (and [here](https://youtu.be/ai7jujoC87M) for the sound test) In short, nothing comes close to the Apple Airpod 4 for ANC, sound and design on iOS. On Android, you lose quite a bit in terms of features and functions and might want to consider one of the other models, all of which have their compromises. The Huawei FreeBuds 5 were ok, but their unique shape didn't really work for me. The Samsung Buds 3 felt a bit beta with some software-based glitches, and the Airpod 3-style design didn't work as well for my ears. They also lack true multipoint. Soundpeats Air5 are also ok - they have five different ear anatomy settings that allow you to personalise the ANC to your ear shape, but they lack a few features like wear detection etc. The QCY model are good bang for buck, but the sound and ANC fall a bit behind the others (as you would expect being a true budget option) The Oppo Enco Air3 you mentioned are nice enough - basic but fine, but they don't have ANC

Yes they are call semi inears ie. earbuds without silicon/foam tips. The main negative is one loses bass or I call it 'body' which makes the buds sound thin. In general, semi's cant compare to seal buds with tips for bass & hence, its a trade off in bass for comfort. Plus ANC is also mostly useless, no matter the mfgr's claims, with 1 single exception, the Airpods 4 ANC That said, there are a few semi's on the market with a more balanced sound. I highly recco the Tozo T21 Tonal Fits. Out of the box they sound pretty good with some bottom thud (for semi's). A bit of burn in did tighten up the bass & smoothed out the highs, somewhat. I still find it somewhat veiled sounding but hey, for the money & for very casual usage, its very doable. Bonus is volume levels are well, next level. Its possible to drown out ambient noise thru increasing vol alone. I like my to listen fairly loud & I struggle to get to 50-60% vol If you want more sparkly highs, the Oppo Enco Air 3 is good. If you're hypersensitive to sibilance, the Huawei Freebuds SE 2 or 3 are also very good. Both loses some bass to the Tozo but inreturn, we get a more refined & resolving sound with better quality bass If you've the budget & want ANC, the Airpods 4 ANC might be your only choice atm. I'm very surprised how well ANC works on it

I have oppo enco but call quality isn't that good but that's okay for me as I don't use them for calling.

Oppo is the best of the best especially if you go for their high end stuff which still costs under 5k. Nothing comes close to oppo enco

Bro tws generally don't last longer , as they have small batteries in buds which die faster But you can try oppo ones as they give tuv certificied batteries in them

Mine are working fine it's almost 2years

I have been using oppo enco for 3 years now amazong

oppo enco from personal experience(mai ek headphone collector paglu hu sab headphones ki reviews hai bol do kaunsa chahiye)

Oppo enco only for music