Oppo A7 Ultra to pack huge 12,000mAh battery, here’s when it’s coming

A new Oppo phone is being discussed as the Oppo A7 Ultra, according to tipster Digital Chat Station. The leak points to a launch around December and a massive 12,000mAh battery. Oppo has not confirmed the name, the timing, or the claims.

Oppo A7 Ultra launch window and battery tip

In a Weibo post today, DCS said the Oppo A7 Ultra is expected to be released around December and is being positioned as a 10,000mAh-class phone. The tipster also suggested it may be the model with a horizontal camera matrix and a 12,000mAh cell. The leak did not mention a chipset, display, charging speed, or price.

That description matches the Oppo PNC110, which recently appeared on China’s MIIT network access license with official images. Those photos show a purple 5G phone with a pill-shaped horizontal camera island, two lenses, a flash, and “AI CAMERA SYSTEM” printed on the module. The Oppo logo is placed low on the rear panel.

Oppo A7 Ultra design and A-series context

The official set also includes two side views, one of which shows the volume rocker, the power button, and the raised camera module. The front is a flat screen with a punch-hole selfie camera in the center. The license describes a 5G phone with dual-SIM support.

Earlier reports put the PNC110’s rated capacity at about 11,460mAh to 11,640mAh, so the exact number is still unclear. The typical figure is likely to be marketed at around 12,000mAh, which would make this Oppo’s largest phone battery to date and a step up from the Oppo A7 Pro Max. That model launched in China on August 4 with a 10,000mAh battery and later went on sale outside China.

If the name holds, the A7 Ultra would join the current A7 family, which already includes the Oppo A7 Pro and its 8,000mAh battery. Last year’s Oppo A6 series used 7,000mAh cells on its main models. Until Oppo confirms the name and the rest of the specs, this should be treated as an early leak.

Would a 12,000mAh Oppo A7 Ultra arriving around December interest you, or do you want to see the rest of the specs first? Let us know in the comments below.