ⓘ Oppo
The Oppo PNC110 appeared in China’s TENAA certification database mere days ago. Leaker Digital Chat Station has now confirmed that the model in question will launch as the Oppo A7 Ultra, packing a massive ~12,000 mAh battery.
A typical capacity of 12,000 mAh would be 20% greater than that of the 10,000 mAh battery in the A7 Pro Max, which was the largest battery in an Oppo phone when it launched in August. It would also be 50% greater than that of the 8,000 mAh battery in the Chinese Find X10 Pro Max. That would put Oppo in the same capacity tier as the Honor Win RT2 and Win Turbo2. Both launched in China in October with 12,070 mAh batteries.
Oppo has not confirmed the A7 Ultra’s name, specifications, price or launch date. In China, the A7 Pro Max starts at CNY 2,199 (~$325) for 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. Because the PNC110 holds MIIT certification, the A7 Ultra is likely to launch in China first. Details from certification listings and leakers are unconfirmed, and the final retail specifications may differ.
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