Oppo appears to be developing a new smartphone with an unusually large battery, and its design has now surfaced online. The upcoming handset, carrying the model number PNC110, has been spotted on China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) certification website. The listing includes images of the device from both the front and rear, offering an early glimpse of its appearance.
Although Oppo has not revealed the phone’s official name or launch details, previous certification listings suggested that it could feature a battery with a capacity of approximately 12,000mAh.
Oppo PNC110 Design and Appearance
Images of the Oppo PNC110 have appeared on the MIIT website. The smartphone is shown in a purple colour option, featuring a flat rear panel and rounded corners.
The rear design includes a pill-shaped camera module containing two vertically arranged camera sensors alongside an LED flash. The camera island also carries the branding ‘AI CAMERA SYSTEM’, while the Oppo logo is positioned near the bottom of the back panel.
On the front, the handset appears to feature a flat display with a centrally positioned hole-punch cutout for the selfie camera. However, the certification images do not reveal details such as the screen size, resolution or camera specifications.
Oppo PNC110 Battery Capacity and Expected Features
One of the most notable aspects of the upcoming smartphone is its expected battery capacity. The Oppo PNC110 is reportedly equipped with a rated 11,640mAh battery, which could be marketed with a typical capacity of 12,000mAh.
If these details prove accurate, the device would offer a larger battery than the Oppo A7 Pro Max, which was launched earlier this year with a 10,000mAh battery.
The large battery capacity could make the PNC110 a notable addition to Oppo’s smartphone portfolio. However, the company has not officially confirmed its battery specifications or other hardware details.
Expected Series, Connectivity and Launch Details
The technology blogger also suggests that the PNC110 could belong to Oppo’s upcoming A-series lineup, potentially becoming part of the A7 family. However, its commercial name and positioning within the series remain unconfirmed.
The MIIT certification listing indicates that the smartphone will support 5G connectivity and dual-SIM functionality. Details about its processor, charging speed, camera hardware and software are yet to emerge.
Oppo has also not announced the smartphone’s official launch date or expected pricing. More information about the device is likely to become available as it progresses through the certification and launch process.