OPPO Find X7 and X7 Pro slated to launch with OnePlus 12 wired charging tech

  A pair of upcoming 5G devices have been found to have the exact same charging speed as a freshly-launched flagship smartphone, and even to use the exact same power bricks to achieve that rate, moreover. That would sound suspicious in the extreme for most of the Android market, were it not for fact that the 3 new handsets involved are the OPPO Find X7, X7 Pro and OnePlus 12.

Their makers are, of course, historically from the same BBK Electronics conglomerate, and are, moreover, currently operating as "co-brands". That explains why the suspected X7 Pro and X7 (or OPPO PHY110 and PHZ110 respectively) have been 3C-approved to use a 100W standard with the same VCBAHBCH or VCBAOBCH chargers as the OnePlus 12.

Then again, 3C is not, as always, here to tell us how big the battery in either the Find X7 or X7 Pro is, relegating the very plausible conclusion that at least 1 of them will also have the 12's enlarged 5,400mAh battery, rated to charge to 100% in as little as 26 minutes using its recycled tech, as the stuff of speculation for now.

Similarly, there is still no outright evidence that the X7 Pro, at least, will also share the 12's extremely fast 50W wireless charging (estimated to take just 55 minutes to charge the new OnePlus flagship in full). Then again, rumors of the new OPPO flagship's being another version of the 12, just with a wildly different (and potentially improved) camera hump, are still gaining credence with equal speed.

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