The endless Oppo A6 series has a new device. The name of this handset is Oppo A6c. There’s a Chinese version with a similar name, but that’s just a rebadged Oppo A6x 4G. What you see here is the global version. The specs and design are different here. We found in a recent leak that the phone’s battery is 7000mAh. It’s basically a two-day phone for light users. But the charging could be slow (15W). Refills are going to take hours. We know that the Chinese A6c is built on a Snapdragon 685 chip, which is way better than the global version. The model here grabbed a Unisoc T7250 SoC from Spreadtrum. It’s only a 1.8 GHz processor. It does have a better Mali-G57 iGPU, though, so the gaming performance could be the same as an MTK Helio G99. By the way, the global version has Android 16 (vs. Android 15 on the Chinese A6c). There’s going to be a side fingerprint ID on the handset. And the screen could have a peak brightness of 900 nits. A 6.75” IPS LCD is used on the A6c. It’s potentially a 120Hz panel with only HD+ 720p resolution. This newcomer has a 13MP main camera. There’s a 5MP selfie snapper in the notch. The biggest upside to the Oppo A6c is a huge 7000mAh battery, but otherwise, the newcomer stacks pretty well with the likes of Samsung Galaxy A06 or A07.