Today, we spotted a new device from Oppo on the famous Chinese 3C certification, which usually reveals charging specifications for Android and other OS smartphones.
The device has the model number PDRM00. According to our reports, it may be a new successor to Oppo’s Reno Ace series.
As mentioned in 3C Certification, this phone features 65W flash charging. The charger has a model number VCA7JACH, also known as SuperVOOC 2.0 charging. It can charge in two modes: 65W and 10W.
The device also supports 5G network connectivity. The applicant for this certification is OPPO Mobile Guangdong Telecommunication Limited. The manufacturer and factory names are the same.
Compared to the Reno Ace2, both devices’ charging speeds are the same. The Reno Ace2 features Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 chipset, with the highest 2.84GHz frequency.
If this is Oppo’s successor to the Reno Ace series, it will most likely come with a next-generation chipset, maybe the Snapdragon 875. The chipset is expected to be released in the first week of December 2020.
The information regarding other specifications and the launch date of the OPPO PDRM00 is currently unknown.
