A new OPPO device just left its fingerprints on China’s regulatory database, and the spec sheet points to something firmly budget-focused rather than another headline flagship. The phone, carrying the model number PYZ110, has cleared TENAA certification, revealing its core hardware ahead of any official name or launch date.
What TENAA Reveals
TENAA listings don’t come with marketing names or press photos, just the raw technical filing, and this one paints a clear picture of an affordable, big-battery device.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.75-inch LCD, HD+ (720 x 1570) |
| Chipset | Unnamed, clocked at 2.4GHz |
| RAM | 6GB or 8GB |
| Storage | 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB (expected options) |
| Battery | 7,780mAh rated (likely ~8,000mAh typical) |
| Rear camera | 50MP |
| Front camera | 8MP |
| Fingerprint sensor | Side-mounted |
| Dimensions | 166.47 x 78.23 x 8.88mm |
| Weight | 224 grams |
Not the OPPO K15, Despite the Timing
It’s worth clearing up a likely point of confusion here. This certification lands just days before the OPPO K15’s confirmed July 24 launch, but the PYZ110 is a separate device entirely. The K15 was certified under a different model number, PYD110, back in June, meaning the PYZ110 is an unrelated phone rather than a pre-launch variant of the same handset.
Based on the spec profile, an LCD display, a side-mounted fingerprint reader instead of an in-display sensor, and HD+ rather than Full HD+ resolution, the PYZ110 looks set to slot into OPPO’s budget A-series lineup rather than anything positioned higher up the range. None of that is confirmed yet, though; the final marketing name and series placement remain unofficial until OPPO makes a formal announcement.
Why a Big Battery Keeps Showing Up in Budget Phones
A rated 7,780mAh cell, translating to a likely 8,000mAh typical capacity, continues a trend we’ve seen across nearly every recent budget launch this year. Manufacturers have increasingly leaned on oversized batteries as the easiest way to differentiate an entry-level phone when chipset and camera upgrades are constrained by cost. It’s the same approach we highlighted in our coverage of the Realme C100x’s battery-first budget pitch and the broader shift toward bigger batteries across China’s affordable phone segment.
The Takeaway
The OPPO PYZ110 is real, certified, and clearly built for the budget end of the market, but its final name, exact launch date, and India availability are all still unknown. Expect more details, and likely a proper marketing name, to surface as the device moves closer to an official unveiling.
