TENAA added a new Oppo phone to its
database – no, not the F17 Pro that was teased earlier today. That one promises
to measure only 7.48 mm thick and weigh 164 g while this one is a tiny bit
chunkier at 7.85 mm and 169 g. Still, this model – PEAM00/PEAT00 – is
interesting because it features 65 W fast charging, according to leakster
Digital Chat Station. The battery is listed as 2,100 mAh, but that’s certainly
a mistake and the actual capacity should be twice that (two cell batteries are
common with fast charging phones).
Judging by the layout of the triple
camera, this will be an A-series phone. The Oppo A72 and A92s both have similar
square camera islands. Note that the A92s is it could be a Reno phone too. Anyway, the phone is
equipped with a 48 MP main and 8 MP secondary camera (most likely with an ultra
wide lens), plus a 2 MP module (a depth sensor probably). There’s a punch hole
in the upper left corner of the screen for the 32 MP selfie camera.
The screen itself is a 6.43” AMOLED with
1,080 x 2,400 px resolution. There’s no mention of the refresh rate, but seeing
how both the A72 and A92s, even the mid-range A53, have HRR displays, chances
are that this one will too. The phone is powered by an unknown chipset
(octa-core CPU at 2.0 GHz). Whatever it is, it has a 5G modem. Anyway, the
chipset is paired with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB storage and it runs ColorOS based
on Android 10. There’s no word on when this phone will be unveiled.
