Oppo A7 Ultra tipped to feature 12,000 mAh battery
Images of the PNC110 model have surfaced in China's TENAA database, but Oppo has not confirmed its name, specifications or launch schedule.
Leaker Digital Chat Station has identified an Oppo phone carrying the model number PNC110 as the upcoming A7 Ultra and said it will feature a 12,000 mAh battery. Images of the handset appear in China's TENAA certification database, according to a listing shared on X by Anvin (@ZionsAnvin).
Oppo has yet to announce the device's name, specifications, price or launch date. The PNC110 also has MIIT certification, suggesting China is likely to be its first launch market. Information from the listings and leakers remains unconfirmed, and retail specifications may differ.
If the reported typical capacity is accurate, it would exceed the A7 Pro Max's 10,000 mAh by 20%. That model launched in August with what was then Oppo's largest phone battery. The proposed capacity would also be 50% above the 8,000 mAh battery used in the Chinese Find X10 Pro Max.
The reported battery size would place the handset near Honor's Win RT2 and Win Turbo2, which reached the Chinese market in October with batteries rated at 12,070 mAh.
