Recent reports have claimed that Oppo is accelerating the China launch of the Oppo Find N6 foldable phone. The same is also being said about the OnePlus 15T. Now that both devices have bagged 3C certification in China, these devices are expected to break cover in the coming weeks.
Oppo Find N6, OnePlus 15T 3C certified
As can be seen above, devices bearing model numbers PLP110 and PLP120 have received approval from China’s 3C certification platform. While the PLP110 is said to be the regular version of the Oppo Find N6, the PLP120 could be its Beidou Edition, which may support satellite connectivity.
The 3C certification reveals that the Find N6 may come with support for 80W fast charging. Considering that the Find N5 from last year also supported 50W wireless charging alongside 80W wired charging, the Find N6 may continue to offer wireless charging as well. Reports suggest that the N6 will be the world’s first foldable phone to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset.
Moving on to the PLZ110 device, it is said to carry the OnePlus 15T branding when it hits the Chinese market. Its 3C certification suggests that it may support 100W wired charging. However, multiple reports have claimed that it will lack wireless charging.
Fresh rumors suggest that the Oppo Find N6’s arrival has been delayed. While it was previously expected to launch in January, its release may have been pushed to March. The OnePlus 15T, on the other hand, is expected to launch after the Chinese Spring Festival, which suggests that it may also debut in March. This would still be earlier compared to last year’s OnePlus 13T, which was announced in April.
No global availability rumors
Ideally, the Oppo Find N6 and OnePlus 15T were expected to release globally as the OnePlus Open 2 and OnePlus 15T, respectively. However, recent reports state that these global variants have been cancelled. Some markets may still receive the Find N6 under the same branding.
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