Oppo A7 Pro Certification Reveals Battery Size; Leaked Renders Offer First Look at Design

Oppo A7 Pro Max was released in China quite recently. It was the company’s first phone to hit a 10,000mAh battery capacity. This phone has a sibling named Oppo A7 Pro that wasn’t released at the time, but now it’s close to an official debut. The newcomer’s design was found in a leak today, and this is what it looks like. 

Oppo A7 Pro looks way different from the Pro Max version. The camera deco is horizontal, and there are two lenses on the back. This design almost parallels the Vivo V80 Lite that came to Pakistan yesterday. Anyway, you’ll see two huge lenses on the back next to a ring LED.

They’ve put everything in a horizontal space only to put an 8000mAh battery on the Oppo new A mobile. This little fact was revealed by an Anatel certification filing in Brazil for the Oppo model CPH2931. It’s the exact same number we found in certifications from Thailand and Malaysia. 

The battery is not as big as the Pro Max sibling, but 8000mAh is still above average for a device of this pedigree. There’s no other information. Anatel has also confirmed that a 45W charger will be found inside the box. This is only true for the version shipping in Brazil, though.

The design is cut and dry. There’s a flat screen on the A7 Pro. A Type-C port and speaker are present at the bottom next to the SIM slot. And one of the sides has the power key and volume trigger. It would seem the phone has a punch-hole camera. 

Its exact specs are anyone’s guess, but we assume they fall close to the Oppo A7 Pro Max that’s built around a 50MP main camera and a Snapdragon 4 Gen 5. There’s an AMOLED on the Max version, by the way. And we have the new Color OS 16 (Android 16) as its default OS. We’ll let you know once we have more details on the simpler Oppo A7 Pro. Keep watching the news for updates. 

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