Yesterday, a new device with model number PJC110 was listed on the TENAA. According to sources, the device would probably be the OPPO K11. Today, the device is listed on 3C and the TENAA certification with full specifications.
This morning, the OPPO K11 (PJC110) got listed on 3C certification, revealing the device’s complete charging specifications. Before discussing the 3C Certification, we have mentioned the specifications that were revealed through the TENAA:
- 6.7-inch AMOLED display with 2412×1080 resolution
- Dimensions: 162.7×75.5×8.23 mm and weight: 184g
- Octa-Core chipset with 2.7GHz frequency, Snapdragon 782G
- 4870mAh dual-cell (2x 2435mAh) battery
- Triple rear camera setup (50MP+8MP+2MP) and front 16MP lens
- Under Display Fingerprint Sensor
- 6GB, 8GB, and 12GB RAM with 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage
As mentioned, the OPPO K11 chipset would be Snapdragon 782G, Qualcomm’s premium mid-range chipset. The chipset is based on a 6nm manufacturing process. The top core is Cortex-A78, the GPU is Adreno 642L, and the network modem is Snapdragon X53.
The PJC110 was also listed on 3C certification, revealing that the OPPO K11 will be shipped out with 100W OPPO’s SuperVOOC charger. The charger carries the following model numbers: VCBAHBCH and VCBAHJACH.
The charger supports charging in the following modes: 10W, 36.5W-80.3W, and 55W-100W. Other than this, the 3C certification consisted of nothing else.
In addition, if you are looking for the device’s image, check out the previous article on this device. Currently, there is no official news regarding the launch of OPPO K11. However, these certification listings hint that the launch is very close.
