OPPO has officially started sales of the OPPO K15 Pro series in China, bringing two performance-focused models to market. The standard version uses the Dimensity 8500 SUPER platform, while the higher-end Pro+ model moves up to the newer Dimensity 9500s chip. Launch pricing starts at 2,899 yuan, and some configurations drop even lower after local subsidies.
For the regular OPPO K15 Pro, the 12GB + 256GB simple package is listed at 2,999 yuan and is temporarily discounted to 2,899 yuan during the first seven days of sales. OPPO says the subsidized price can fall to 2,464.15 yuan. The standard 12GB + 256GB version is priced at 3,199 yuan, while the 12GB + 512GB model comes in at 3,499 yuan, or 2,999 yuan after subsidy.
The Pro+ side starts with a 12GB + 256GB simple package at 3,199 yuan and a first-sale price of 3,099 yuan. OPPO says that version can reach 2,634.15 yuan after subsidies. The 12GB + 256GB standard version is priced at 3,499 yuan, and the 12GB + 512GB model goes up to 3,999 yuan, with a subsidized price of 3,499 yuan.
Design is a big part of the pitch here. OPPO says the lineup adopts a cyber-inspired style with finishes translated as Cyber Light Wing, Dust Pink, and Origin Gray, plus a forged carbon option called Golden Legend. The phones also use an upgraded breathing light system with customizable colors and status-linked effects.
On the hardware side, the regular OPPO K15 Pro features a 6.59-inch 144Hz display and includes what OPPO describes as a professional gamepad-level gyroscope. It also gets a new cooling setup with a lower-resistance airflow path, upgraded fins, and triple-layer dust protection. According to the company, the whole device passed IP69-rated dust and water resistance testing, while the air intake rises less than 1mm and can automatically manage fan startup and speed.
The OPPO K15 Pro Plus pushes things further with a 6.78-inch 165Hz display, native 165fps support in five major mobile game categories, the Dimensity 9500s chip, and 3D ultrasonic fingerprint recognition. In short, OPPO is positioning the K15 Pro family as a feature-heavy gaming and performance series rather than a basic midrange refresh.
