Oppo is reportedly preparing a new smartphone with a battery marketed around 12,000mAh, after the device appeared in certification records. Both outlets say the handset has received approval from China’s MIIT, suggesting an imminent launch.
GSMArena.com focuses on the certification specifics, citing the model number PNC110 and noting that the battery capacity shown in the listing is 11,460mAh, which may be marketed as 12,000mAh. NDTV also reports the MIIT sighting, but adds broader product details from the report, including that the device could become Oppo’s largest-battery phone and that it may replace the Oppo A7 Pro Max in that position. NDTV further includes information on charging support and internal specifications, including a Snapdragon 4 Gen 5 chipset and fast-wired charging.
While both sources agree on MIIT certification and the large-cell claim, they differ in emphasis: GSMArena.com leans on the model-and-battery-capacity metadata, whereas NDTV extends into a fuller anticipated spec rundown.
