Oppo Find X10 Series Rumored to Feature Massive 8,500mAh Battery and 100W Fast Charging
Oppo is reportedly looking to shatter battery life expectations with its upcoming flagship lineup. According to a new leak from the well-known Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station, the company has entered trial production for a groundbreaking 8,500mAh battery pack, likely destined for the Oppo Find X10 series.
Massive Capacity Meets High-Speed Charging
The leak suggests that Oppo is testing a dual-cell battery configuration. The setup allegedly consists of two 4,190mAh cells, resulting in a combined rated capacity of 8,380mAh and a typical advertised capacity of approximately 8,500mAh.
While massive batteries often come at the cost of charging speed, the report indicates that Oppo has managed to pair this behemoth with 100W fast charging. Crucially, the tipster notes that this charging speed is achieved without "aggressive throttling," suggesting that Oppo has made significant strides in thermal management and battery efficiency.
Contextualizing the Jump
The current Find X9 series already pushed boundaries by exceeding the 7,000mAh mark. A move to 8,500mAh represents a massive generational leap, positioning the Find X10 as a potential "battery king" in the flagship market. This trend follows a broader movement among Chinese manufacturers—including Vivo, Xiaomi, and Honor—who are utilizing silicon-carbon battery technology to increase energy density without significantly increasing the phone's thickness.
What Else to Expect
Beyond the battery, rumors for the Find X10 series are painting a picture of a "spec monster." Early reports suggest the devices may feature:
Next-Gen Chipset: Likely a MediaTek Dimensity 9600-class processor.
Camera Innovation: Potential dual 200MP camera sensors.
OnePlus Connection: While this battery is linked to Oppo, sister-brand OnePlus is also rumored to be experimenting with 9,000mAh capacities for its future flagships.
Availability
As the Find X10 series is not expected to launch until late 2026, these specifications are currently in the trial production phase and could be subject to change. However, if these rumors hold true, the "daily charge" may soon become a thing of the past for flagship smartphone users.