OPPO’s PNC110 has surfaced in China’s MIIT certification database with images and confirmed 5G and dual-SIM support. The standout claim is its battery: reported nominal capacity figures range from 11,460mAh to 11,640mAh, which could translate to a marketed typical capacity of about 12,000mAh.
The certification images show a purple handset with a flat display, a centered punch-hole selfie camera and a protruding pill-shaped rear camera module. The rear unit contains two cameras and an LED flash, with “AI CAMERA SYSTEM” branding visible on the module. Volume and power buttons sit along the side frame.
If the reported capacity is confirmed, the PNC110 would move beyond the 10,000mAh battery in the OPPO A7 Pro Max, currently the largest battery in OPPO’s phone portfolio. The A7 Pro Max launched in China in August 2026 and later reached additional markets.
The PNC110 is rumored to belong to OPPO’s affordable A-series, possibly the A7 family, but its final retail name and wider specifications have not been confirmed. OPPO has yet to announce the handset; current expectations point to a China launch before the end of 2026.
