OPPO has quietly launched a new wireless charger in China called ‘OPPO Wireless Charger 15W’. It is the company’s slowest wireless charger yet. Let’s take a look at what this new product has to offer.

OPPO Wireless Charger 15W Specifications and Features

The newly launched OPPO wireless charger is circular in shape and comes in a single white color option. As its name suggests, its maximum output rate is 15W, and therefore, it is the slowest wireless charger from the company yet. The other models sold by the firm are OPPO 45W AirVOOC Wireless Charger and OPPO 40W AirVOOC Wireless Charger.

That said, the new product bears model number OAWV03 and supports Qi wireless charging protocol. Hence, it can be used to charge almost every device with support for wireless charging. But it requires at least a USB PD 2.0-compatible power adapter to get 15W output.

As far as design is concerned, the charger is not only compact in size but also lightweight. Further, it features a leather finish on the surface to hold the slippery glass-equipped smartphones in place. It also has an LED indicator.

Like any other charging product, it comes with six layers of protection, namely over-current protection, over-voltage protection, over-temperature protection, under-voltage protection, electrostatic protection, and foreign object detection.

Last but not least, the charger features a USB Type-C port and ships with a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable.

OPPO Wireless Charger 15W Price and Availability

The OPPO Wireless Charger 15W is priced at ¥99 ($15) in China. It is already up for sale in the company’s home country.

As of now, it’s not known if this product will ever make its way to the global markets.

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