The latest Oppo wireless neckband headset – the Oppo Enco M32 – is the successor to the highly acclaimed Oppo Enco M31 that launched in May 2020. This refresh brings upgrades such as longer battery life, larger driver, and IP55 dust and water resistance. It doesn’t come with perks such as Active Noise Cancellation owing to its price point. So, it competes with other options in the same price bracket including wireless neckband options from Boult Audio, DIZO, Realme, boAt, and a few others. With the Oppo Enco M32, the company has decided to drop a pivotal feature that was present in the Oppo Enco M31 – LDAC codec support. The earphones are also not Hi-Res certified, unlike its predecessor. In this video, we test the Oppo M32's sound quality, microphone, battery, and more.