OPPO Find X6 Pro slated to launch with same fast-charging tech as the OnePlus 11

OPPO's next round of premium-tier Android smartphones is thought to draw close comparisons with OnePlus' new flagship. The "Find X6" and "X6 Pro" are, like the 11, projected to come with Hasselblad-branded rear cameras and high-quality OLED displays. According to a new leak, the OPPO up-and-comers might also share the new charging tech - well, one of them might.

The X6 series may have passed through 3C testing on their way to launch, in a leak that may reveal their respective charging profiles. Then again, the 2 devices have been registered as the OPPO PGFM10 and PGEM10, as opposed to the PHx110 model-number convention the OEM's top-end devices have been rumored to share with its 'co-brand' OnePlus this year.

In any case, the PGFM10 has been tested with 2 different adapters (another sign of the rumored Dimensity Edition?) called VCB8JACH and VCB8JBCH that both support 11V/7.3A (~80W) charging. The PGEM10, on the other hand, has been tested with a VCBAJACH power brick that might be most familiar to fans of the OnePlus 11 - or 11R, for that matter.

In other words, it now looks like the latter, or possible Find X6 Pro, will ship with the latest 100W SuperVOOC technology, whereas the former, or "X6", will make do with last year's 80W SuperVOOC. Then again, it was good enough for the X5 Pro, as OPPO might argue on the devices' to-be-determined launch event.

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