After teasing it last week, Oppo today announced the new Oppo SuperVOOC 120W Power Bank in China. The product is now available on the company’s online store with a price tag of 299 yuan (~ $44).
The power bank has a 15,000mAh capacity, but despite that, the design is relatively sleek. It measures 105 × 70 × 29mm, though it could feel a bit hefty at 310 grams.
Oppo is offering it in two finishes, Starlight Orange and Space Black, both wrapped in what the company describes as a skin-friendly exterior.
Oppo SuperVOOC 120W Power Bank specifications
The headline feature here is charging speed. The power bank includes one USB-A port and one USB-C port, each capable of delivering up to 120W output when used individually. When both ports are used simultaneously, the output is split into 30W and 65W.
As a result, it’s flexible enough to handle everything from smartphones to laptops, assuming compatibility. It supports a wide range of charging standards, including PD, QC, PPS, and UFCS, alongside Oppo’s own SuperVOOC protocol.
Internally, the device uses three 5,000mAh battery cells connected in series, with a total energy rating of 58.65Wh. The rated output capacity drops to 8,750mAh at 5V/6A, which is fairly typical once conversion losses are accounted for. Input is handled via USB-C, with support for multiple voltage and current levels up to 20V/3.25A.
One feature that stands out is software integration. This is the first Oppo power bank to support the company’s Power Bank Assistant tool. When connected to a computer, users can check detailed status information like battery cycle count and operating conditions in real time.
There’s also a traceability QR code and CCC certification to verify authenticity and monitor lifespan. The package includes the power bank, a charging cable, and documentation.
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