
OPPO A7 Ultra :- The OPPO A7 Ultra is set to debut in December. The leak comes from tipster Digital Chat Station who posted on their Weibo page that this phone would be launching around December. It will have a monster battery with a capacity of 12,000mAh. However none of the details have been officially confirmed by OPPO.
Why December makes sense

The biggest indicator is a certification document. A model with the number PNC110 appears in the China MIIT certification database. This listing states that the phone will have a rated battery of 11640mAh and a typical capacity of 11900mAh. This is why it should come out with a 12000mAh capacity. The listing also confirms it will have 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The images from the latest update confirm that it will have a purple colour and a large horizontal camera on the back of the phone.
How does it compare to the A7 models?
If the leak is true then this would be the biggest battery phone OPPO have. The A7 Pro Max was launched in China in August with a 10,000mAh battery and runs on the Snapdragon 4 Gen 5 chip. It was launched globally in September. The A7 Pro runs on a smaller 8000mAh battery and uses the Dimensity 6360 Max chip. It has a 6.57-inch 120Hz OLED screen and IP69K protection. The A7 Ultra should be an upgrade on the family however there are no details on what chip it will run on, screen size, charging speeds or what price it will be.
What we don’t know
There is no reliable info on what chip it will run on, how big the screen will be, how fast it will charge or what the price will be. The one main selling point is the battery. There is no confirmation it will make it to India. Having such a large battery will likely mean the phone will be thicker and heavier.

What to do?
If you are in need of a new phone then the best bet is to go for the A7 Pro Max or other large battery models currently on sale. If you can wait then keep an eye on OPPO’s official statements in early December. Until they confirm the name, date and specs then treat the 12,000mAh as a goal.
