Oppo is preparing a battery behemoth for the Chinese market as a mysterious smartphone has surfaced. Identified by the model number PNC110, the phone's recent listing gives us a clear look at its design, both from the front and the back.
Spotted first by AndroidTreasure on China's regulatory database CMIIT, the official certification images give us a clear look at a flat display of the Oppo PNC110.
The front of the phone sports a centred hole-punch cutout for the front-facing camera. Its actual name is currently unknown, but it does look a lot like the Oppo A7 Pro Max.
Around the back, the phone appears in a purple colour alongside a raised, pill-shaped camera enclosure. This module houses dual optical sensors, an LED flash, and an engraved "AI CAMERA SYSTEM" label, while the brand's logo sits near the bottom edge.
While the external hardware looks fairly standard for a modern mid-range smartphone, the internals are the main talking point. Early reports suggest the phone is equipped with a battery rated anywhere between 11,460mAh and 11,640mAh.
When it eventually hits retail shelves, Oppo will likely market it with a 12,000mAh typical capacity. If accurate, this would comfortably dethrone the massive 10,000mAh Oppo A7 Pro Max that debuted in August 2026, setting a new record for Oppo phones.
While the battery and design details have been confirmed, much about the smartphone, including its processor, charging capabilities, and name, remains under wraps. However, industry insights suggest the phone could arrive under the A series branding, known for affordable smartphones.
More information about the smartphone and its potential launch date should be revealed as we inch closer to launch, so stay tuned.
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