Oppo may work on a smartphone with 7,000mAh battery

Oppo is working on three smartphone models that could be equipped with fairly large batteries – at least by today’s standards. While we have started to see handsets with 6,000mAh batteries with a shift towards using silicon carbon batteries in 2024, a tipster claims that the Chinese phone maker is already developing two smartphones with up to 7,000mAh batteries. Can pack. Meanwhile, recent reports suggest that another company may launch a phone with a 7,000mAh battery next month.

Oppo’s smartphone may have a larger battery with 80W charging support

according to Description Shared on Weibo by tipster Digital Chat Station (translated from Chinese), Oppo’s “next high-performance new phone” will be equipped with a larger battery. The user has leaked information about three handsets that are in development, and all three models are equipped with larger capacity batteries than its current flagship lineup.

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The first of the three smartphones listed by the tipster may be equipped with a 6,285mAh battery (or the regular 6,400mAh). Meanwhile, the company is said to be working on another handset with a larger 6,850mAh battery (normally 7,000mAh). Both these models are said to support 80W charging.

The tipster also claims that a third smartphone with a dual-cell 6,140mAh battery (6,300mAh normal) is also in development. Although this model is smaller than the other two handsets, it may come with 100W charging support.

A recent report suggests that the smartphone with a 7,000mAh battery may launch in December. Realme has set a December 11 launch date for the upcoming Realme Neo 7 handset, and a recent leak suggests that the phone will be equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chip and a 7,000mAH battery.

It is worth noting that there has been no statement from Oppo about any upcoming smartphone equipped with a larger battery, so it is advisable to take these claims with a grain of salt. The tipster has a good track record when it comes to sharing details of unreleased smartphones, so we may be hearing more about these alleged handsets in the coming months.