OPPO’s biggest ever! K12 Plus uses a 6400mAh battery

 OPPO K12 Plus announced that it will be released on October 12, claiming to be a “long-lasting horse and a small cannon for gaming.”

It is understood that the new phone has a built-in 6400mAh battery, which is officially claimed to be the phone with the largest battery in OPPO’s history.

With the support of the extra-large battery, the OPPO K12 Plus has a DOU endurance of up to 2.2 days, a short video endurance of 18.04 hours, and a navigation endurance of 19.71 hours. You no longer need to bring a power bank when going out.

In addition, 
OPPO K12 Plus also supports the long-life version of 80W super flash charging, which can restore half of the power in 20 minutes, and supports 10W wired reverse charging, “instantly turning” into a power bank to urgently charge other mobile phones that are out of power.

At the same time, the new phone can enjoy exclusive shared power bank benefits, a 45-hour charging card is given throughout the year, 2 hours of free charging per week, and borrowing and returning are supported in more than 300 OPPO stores across the country.

According to reports, the OPPO K12 Plus is equipped with a Snapdragon 7 Gen3 processor and a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2412*1080.