A new OPPO phone identified as OPPO PYD110 has passed China telecom equipment certification, giving an early look at a device built around a very large rated battery and a high-resolution camera setup.
The certification listing does not include official product photos yet, so the final marketing name and design are still unknown. However, the hardware information already reveals enough to place the device in OPPO’s large-battery Android phone lineup.
The listed body size is 158.3 × 75.13 × 8.27 mm, and the weight is 205 grams. Those numbers suggest OPPO is trying to keep the phone relatively slim considering the battery capacity, though it is still heavier than many mainstream midrange phones.
On the front, the device uses a 6.59-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1256 × 2760. The listing also mentions support for 1.07374 billion colors, which usually points to 10-bit color depth or similar high-color display support.
The biggest specification is the battery. The certification data shows a rated capacity of 7755mAh battery, which normally means the typical marketed capacity could be slightly higher or presented differently at launch.
For performance, the OPPO PYD110 is listed with an eight-core processor running at up to 2.5GHz. The exact chipset name is not provided in the certification entry, so it is too early to make a reliable comparison with Snapdragon or MediaTek platforms.
Memory options include 8GB and 12GB of RAM, while storage options include 256GB and 512GB. The listing says the phone does not support storage expansion, so buyers would need to choose the right storage tier up front.
The camera section is also notable. The phone is listed with a 50-megapixel front camera and two rear cameras, both also listed at 50 megapixels. The certification notes support for ultra-high-definition video recording.
Connectivity includes GSM, WCDMA, LTE FDD, TD-LTE, and NR SA network support, meaning the phone is designed for modern 5G service in China. It also supports dual SIM dual standby.
Other listed features include infrared, Bluetooth, USB connectivity, a gravity sensor, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, in-display fingerprint recognition, and face recognition. The phone runs Android, though the specific ColorOS version is not named.
For U.S. readers, this certification does not mean the device will launch globally. Chinese certification often appears before a domestic launch, and OPPO may use a different name if the hardware reaches other markets.
Still, the listing is a useful signal: large-battery phones are becoming more common, and OPPO appears to be preparing another model that combines a high-capacity cell, AMOLED display, and multiple 50MP cameras.
