Oppo A7 Ultra Leak: Massive 12,000mAh Battery Coming This December

Oppo is reportedly gearing up to shatter smartphone battery records with its upcoming device, tentatively named the Oppo A7 Ultra. According to prominent industry tipster Digital Chat Station, the new handset is slated for a December launch and will boast a staggering 12,000mAh battery, positioning it as an endurance powerhouse in the mobile market.

In a recent Weibo post, the tipster detailed that the device will easily clear the 10,000mAh threshold. While the exact rated capacity is believed to hover between 11,460mAh and 11,640mAh, Oppo is expected to market the typical capacity at a massive 12,000mAh. This would mark the largest battery ever fitted into an Oppo smartphone, easily eclipsing the 10,000mAh cell found in August’s Oppo A7 Pro Max and the 8,000mAh unit in the standard A7 Pro.

Digital Chat Station’s hardware description aligns perfectly with the mysterious Oppo “PNC110” that recently surfaced on China’s MIIT network access certification platform. Official regulatory images of that model reveal a purple 5G device featuring a distinctive, pill-shaped horizontal camera matrix. The rear module houses dual lenses, a flash, and the inscription “AI CAMERA SYSTEM,” while the front sports a flat display with a centered punch-hole selfie camera. The side profile confirms standard volume and power buttons alongside a noticeably raised camera bump.

While the leaked certification confirms the device will support 5G and dual-SIM capabilities, critical details regarding the chipset, display specifications, charging speeds, and pricing remain strictly under wraps. Until Oppo officially confirms the A7 Ultra moniker and its accompanying spec sheet, this monstrous battery phone remains a highly anticipated, yet unverified, industry leak.