OnePlus Ace 7 Spotted on Geekbench With Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and 16GB RAM

A new OnePlus phone has appeared in a benchmark database. The OnePlus Ace 7, with the model number PYF110, was spotted on Geekbench with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and 16GB of RAM, and a launch is expected this month in China.

The listing was shared by tipster Abhishek Yadav on X. Benchmark leaks are early signs and can differ from the final product. See more on our OnePlus Ace 7 tag page, and the brand at OnePlus India.

OnePlus Ace 7: Geekbench Listing

Chip and Performance

The listing shows the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, identified by the code SM8850, with two prime cores at 4.61GHz and six performance cores at 3.63GHz, paired with an Adreno 840 GPU. The phone scored 2,971 single-core and 10,089 multi-core points in Geekbench 7. Those numbers are useful for comparison, but they do not tell us about battery life or heat.

Software and Memory

The test unit ran Android 17 and had 16GB of RAM. That points to a high-end configuration, though other RAM options will probably exist at launch. Software details such as the ColorOS version were not shown in the listing.

How It Fits the OnePlus Line-Up

The Ace series is OnePlus’s performance-focused line in China, and earlier reports suggest the Ace 7 might be related to a future OnePlus 16R for India. A different report says the 16R could arrive in December or January, but this Geekbench listing does not mention India or any other market, so the link is only a guess.

What Is Not Confirmed

OnePlus has not announced the Ace 7. Display, battery, camera, charging, price and the exact launch date are all unknown. Benchmark results can vary with software and may not match retail units. Read about the chip on Wikipedia.

Details in early reports and social posts can change as companies publish official information, so please treat the figures above as reported at the time of writing. We will update this article when new or corrected details arrive. Check the official pages linked here before you buy or plan around anything mentioned, and remember that offers, dates and prices may differ by region, seller and time of purchase.

Why Benchmark Leaks Matter

Geekbench listings are one of the earliest places new phones appear, because manufacturers test prototypes with the app before launch. They reveal the chip, RAM and Android version, but not the design or price. That makes them useful for spotting what is coming, but not for judging the final phone.

The scores here, 2,971 single-core and 10,089 multi-core, are high for a phone and fit what one would expect from a flagship-class chip, but real-world speed also depends on cooling and software tuning. A performance-focused Ace phone often adds extra cooling and a large battery, so the final device may outperform a simple benchmark run.

Keep in mind that the Ace 7 is reportedly for China, and OnePlus has not announced any matching phone for India. Watch for official teasers over the next few weeks.