Oppo’s 12,000mAh battery phone shows up in official images

Official photos of an unannounced Oppo phone, listed as the PNC110, have been added to its MIIT network access license in China. This is the first official look at a purple 5G model, although Oppo has not confirmed a marketing name, price, or launch date.

Oppo PNC110 design revealed in official images

According to AndroidTreasure, four new photos of the upcoming PNC110 Oppo have emerged in CMIIT’s database. On the back, the PNC110 uses a purple finish and a pill-shaped camera island with two lenses, a flash, and “AI CAMERA SYSTEM” printed on the module. The Oppo logo is placed low on the rear panel.

The set also includes two side views. One is a straight edge-on shot, and the other 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.

Oppo already has a large-battery phone in this segment. The Oppo A7 Pro Max launched in China in August with a 10,000mAh battery and later went on sale outside China. The PNC110 could be a bigger follow-up, with reports putting the rated capacity at about 11,460mAh to 11,640mAh.

Those two rated figures do not match, so the exact number is still unclear. The typical capacity is likely to be marketed at around 12,000mAh, which would make this Oppo’s largest phone battery to date. That would top the A7 Pro Max, but the company has not confirmed the figure.

The PNC110 is possibly an affordable A-series model, and it may land in the A7 family, though that remains unconfirmed. The license describes a 5G phone with dual-SIM support. Oppo has not released the chipset, display, charging speed, or software.