Hoco EQ22 ANC+ENC True Wireless Earbuds

The Hoco EQ22 is a true wireless earbuds pair that refuses to make you choose between hearing your music clearly and being heard on calls. If you searched for the Hoco EQ22 price in Bangladesh, you are probably comparing budget ANC earbuds — and the honest headline here is that the EQ22 carries both ANC and ENC, two genuinely different technologies. ANC quiets what you hear; ENC cleans up what the person you are calling hears. You can browse the full Earbuds & Earphones range at Gadget Superb to compare, but this page is all about the EQ22.

Distributors also list this model as the EQ22 Singer — same product, same Hoco official spec sheet. Per that spec sheet and the Hoco user manual, the Hoco EQ22 claims Bluetooth 5.4, a 10mm dynamic driver, about 7 hours of music per charge (about 6 hours with ANC on), a 400mAh charging case good for up to about 30 hours total, a digital LED battery display on the case, USB-C charging, dual-device connection, and touch controls including volume. The rest of this page walks through each claim, labels what is manufacturer-documented versus retailer-reported, and keeps expectations honest.

Sound Quality and Drivers

The Hoco EQ22 builds its sound around a 10mm dynamic driver in each earbud — the size most budget ANC earbuds settle on, and a sensible one. The spec sheet lists 32Ω impedance and a 20Hz–20kHz frequency response, the standard range for this class. In practice, expect warm, bass-forward tuning typical of Hoco’s consumer earbuds: enjoyable for pop, hip-hop, and movie dialogue, with the ANC switched on adding a touch more perceived bass by cutting the low-frequency drone underneath.

One honest note on codecs: Hoco’s official spec lists the standard Bluetooth profiles (Headset, Hands-free, A2DP, AVRCP) and does not publish LDAC or aptX support — so expect the standard SBC/AAC-class wireless audio experience. At this price that is normal, and the 10mm driver still has plenty to work with.

What actually elevates the EQ22’s sound is the seal. The earbuds ship with silicone ear tips in multiple sizes, and a proper seal does two jobs at once: it keeps bass from leaking out, and it gives the ANC its best chance to work. Try the sizes in the box before judging the sound — half of all “weak bass” complaints about any in-ear bud trace back to the wrong tip size.

Design, Fit and Comfort

The Hoco EQ22 uses a classic stem-style in-ear design in black, with silicone tips and a matte-black rounded charging case. The case’s party trick is a round digital LED display on the front that shows the case battery level plus L/R earbud status icons — genuinely useful, because you stop guessing whether the case has enough charge for the day. Case dimensions are 59.5 × 46.5 × 28mm and the total weight is about 46.5g (retailer-reported figures), pocket-friendly by any measure.

Fit is the standard in-ear story: medium stems, silicone tips, and a shape tuned for long sessions. Single earbuds weigh a claimed 3.6g each, which is light enough that most wearers forget they’re wearing them after a few minutes. If you wear earbuds through long office days or Dhaka commutes, that low weight matters more than any spec number.

Battery Life and Charging Case

Battery numbers are where spec sheets get slippery, so here is the complete picture for the Hoco EQ22, with every figure labeled by source:

• ~7 hours of music on a single earbud charge (ANC off, at 80% volume — per the Hoco manual)
• ~6 hours with ANC switched on (per the Hoco manual)
• Up to ~30 hours total with the 400mAh charging case (conservative manual figure; some retailers quote 35 hours with ANC off)
• 40mAh in each earbud, 400mAh in the case, charging over USB-C (retailer-reported; consistent across BD and international Hoco distributors)
• Charging time: about 1 hour for the earbuds, about 1.5 hours for the case (retailer-reported)

The LED display earns its keep here: you can see at a glance whether the case has enough juice for the day’s commutes. Real-world hours will vary with volume, ANC use, and call time regardless — treat the manual’s 80%-volume figures as the reference point, not a promise.

ANC, ENC and Call Quality

The Hoco EQ22’s headline feature is the pairing of ANC for your listening with ENC for your calls. ANC (active noise cancellation) softens steady ambient sound — bus engines, office chatter, fan hum — while you listen. ENC (environmental noise cancellation) works on the other end of the call, filtering background noise so the person you are talking to hears your voice more clearly. Plenty of budget earbuds claim “noise reduction” that turns out to be call-mic filtering only; here the two technologies are explicitly separate.

One thing we will not do: invent an ANC depth number. Retailers conflict on this — some print −28dB, others print 40dB hybrid — and Hoco’s own documentation does not publish a figure. Treat the ANC as solid budget-tier noise reduction for steady drone, not flagship silence, and buy on the verified battery and connectivity figures instead.

Connectivity and Controls

The Hoco EQ22 runs Bluetooth 5.4 on the JL AC7003 chip (retailer-reported), with a rated range of up to 10 meters in open space. Two genuinely useful features ride on top: dual-device connection (connect to two phones at once — handy if you carry a work phone and a personal phone) and master-slave switching, which lets you use either earbud alone without a hiccup. Open the case and the buds auto-pair to your last device; the Hall-switch auto-pairing means no fumbling with power buttons.

Touch controls cover the daily basics without needing an app: volume up/down, play/pause, track skip, call answer and hang-up, and a long-press to summon Siri (retailer-reported; Android voice assistants generally respond the same way). One quirk worth knowing, straight from Hoco’s own spec: there is no long-press reset function — if the buds ever refuse to pair, the fix is to forget them in your phone’s Bluetooth settings and re-pair, not to hold a button hoping for a reset.

Who the Hoco EQ22 suits best

The Hoco EQ22 suits a buyer who wants ANC plus ENC at a budget price: students and office commuters riding Dhaka buses, riders who want engine drone softened, and heavy callers who need the ENC working on their side of the conversation. The LED battery display and dual-device connection are small quality-of-life wins that most rivals at this price skip. It also suits anyone who hates charging anxiety — the 400mAh case and honest display make a dead-battery surprise unlikely.

Who should look elsewhere: if you need a companion app with EQ, verified water resistance for workouts, or a published ANC depth figure you can compare, this is not that product — water-resistance ratings conflict across retailers, so don’t buy on that alone. And if you want the biggest names in ANC, the store’s Gadget Superb shop carries models from bigger brands — compare their documented figures against the EQ22’s before deciding.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Hoco EQ22 earbuds (left + right pair)
• Charging case with LED display (400mAh)
• USB-C charging cable
• Manual booklet
• Ear-tip pairs in multiple sizes

Accessories are only included when the description says so — per store policy, photographs are illustrative and packaging or small details may differ. Check the box on arrival and tell the store the same day if anything is wrong.

Warranty & delivery

Warranty: This product comes with a 7 Days warranty, as listed on this product page.

Delivery: every order is cash on delivery — you pay the delivery person in cash when the parcel arrives. Delivery charge is ৳70 inside Dhaka city (1–3 days) and ৳120 outside Dhaka (2–5 days); times are working days and honest estimates, not guarantees. Where the courier allows it, you may open the parcel and check that the product is the one you ordered and is undamaged before you pay — tell the store the same day if anything is wrong. Every product can be returned within 7 days of delivery in its original condition with the box and accessories. Full terms: Delivery & Returns.

Spec source: figures above come from Hoco’s official EQ22 spec and user manual as mirrored by BD and international distributors, cross-checked on 2026-10-12. For the brand’s own pages, see the official HOCO website.

Frequently asked questions

Is the ANC on the Hoco EQ22 real?

Yes — and it is distinct from the ENC. ANC (active noise cancellation) reduces what you hear, softening steady background sounds like engines and fans while you listen. ENC (environmental noise cancellation) works on calls, filtering noise so the person you are talking to hears you clearly. One honest caveat: Hoco publishes no ANC depth figure, and retailers conflict (−28dB vs 40dB hybrid), so we quote no dB number here.

How long does the Hoco EQ22 battery last?

Per the Hoco manual: about 7 hours of music per charge at 80% volume, or about 6 hours with ANC switched on. The 400mAh case extends total listening to about 30 hours conservatively (some retailers quote 35 hours with ANC off). Actual hours depend on volume, ANC use, and how much you call versus listen.

Can I use just one earbud at a time?

Yes. The EQ22 supports master-slave switching, so either the left or right earbud works independently — useful when you want one ear free for your surroundings, or while the other bud charges. Both buds auto-pair back together when you take them out as a pair.

Does it connect to two phones at once?

Yes, dual-device (one-to-two) connection is supported per the official spec. You can keep the EQ22 paired to two phones simultaneously — for example a work phone and a personal phone — and it will handle calls from either without re-pairing.

Which Bluetooth version does the Hoco EQ22 use?

Bluetooth 5.4, on the JL AC7003 chip (retailer-reported), with a rated range of up to about 10 meters in open space. It works with Android, iPhone, tablets, and laptops — anything with standard Bluetooth audio.

How do I control volume and tracks?

With touch controls on the buds themselves: touch volume up/down, play/pause, track skip, and call answer/hang-up, plus a long-press to summon Siri. There is no companion app documented for the EQ22, so the on-bud controls are the whole control story. Note Hoco’s own spec: there is no long-press reset function.

What if the earbuds won’t pair?

Because there is no long-press reset, use the standard re-pair routine: forget/unpair the EQ22 in your phone’s Bluetooth settings, put both earbuds back in the case, close the lid for a few seconds, then open it and re-pair from scratch. If that fails, contact the store with your order number before the return window closes.

Is the Hoco EQ22 water-resistant?

Hoco’s documentation states no water-resistance rating, and retailers conflict (some print IPX4, others IPX5). Because the rating cannot be verified, don’t buy the EQ22 for workouts or rain use on that basis — treat it as a commuter and office earbud, and keep it dry.

What comes in the box?

The earbuds (left and right), the charging case with LED display, a USB-C charging cable, the manual booklet, and ear-tip pairs in multiple sizes. Per store policy, accessories are only included when the description says so — check everything on arrival.

Is there a warranty?

This product comes with a 7 Days warranty, as listed on this product page. Keep your order number for any claim.

How does delivery and cash on delivery work?

Every order is cash on delivery: you pay the delivery person in cash when the parcel arrives, and the store never asks for advance payment. Delivery charges and timelines follow the store’s Delivery & Returns page — inside Dhaka is faster and cheaper than outside Dhaka. Where the courier allows it, you may open the parcel and check the product before you pay.

Is the Hoco EQ22 in stock right now?

Stock changes as orders come in, so the live product page is the authority — it shows the current stock status and the current price. This page never hard-codes either, because both can change between your visit and your order. If the page shows it available, you can order with cash on delivery.