veloce, 22 Jul 2026There's no photo of Oppo A7 Pro Max.Sorry yes you are right its a photo of Oppo A6 pro on the picture.
I thought its the phone from the article.
Cpt.Power, 21 Jul 2026This oppo. Just watch photo of this phone and xiaomi C or Poco C85 they looks identical. There's no photo of Oppo A7 Pro Max.
veloce, 21 Jul 2026What looks like Xiaomi?This oppo.
Just watch photo of this phone and xiaomi C or Poco C85 they looks identical.
Cpt.Power, 20 Jul 2026Looks like Xiaomi redmi 14C or Poco C75. Disgusting everybody copy everybody. What looks like Xiaomi?
Supersnake, 20 Jul 2026Not so. That claim doesn't hold up for a few key reasons: Flagships actually lead the ... moreThank you, I was suspicious but you made me feel calmer and safer, but still so is silicon carbon better or standard modern lithium ion?!
sayabosanhidup, 20 Jul 2026this oppo a7 pro max is going to be interesting as it should be the direct competitor of the ... moreWoiuld be fine if it does not looks liek cheap REDMI 14C by xiaomi which now can be bought under 100 eur.
Supersnake, 20 Jul 2026Not so. That claim doesn't hold up for a few key reasons: Flagships actually lead the ... moreNice observation π
Anonymous, 20 Jul 2026Indeed. I suspect there is a higher failure rate as they increase capacity at a specific size... moreNot so. That claim doesn't hold up for a few key reasons:
Flagships actually lead the technology: Brands don't test new battery chemistries on budget phones. Advanced Silicon-Carbon (Si/C) tech was developed and deployed in premium flagships long before moving down the product stack.
Cycle life is certified, not a guess: High-density Si/C batteries from brands like Oppo and Vivo are officially rated for 1,200 to 1,600 full charge cycles before dropping to 80% capacity. That is actually higher than the 500β800 cycle ratings of older lithium-ion tech.
Itβs a physical space problem, not a failure risk: Flagships like the Find X Ultra cap out at lower capacities because their upper chassis is crammed with massive camera sensors, periscope lenses, OIS gyros, and wireless charging coils. Mid-range models hit 10,000 mAh simply because they drop those bulky components, opening up a giant cavity for raw battery volume.
Dual-cell architecture keeps it safe: Extremely large capacities aren't one volatile, oversized battery cell. They use dual-cell configurations to stay strictly within international shipping and safety standards, meaning individual cell stress and thermals remain well within normal limits.
Jean-Pierre, 20 Jul 2026The Chinese phones with the largest batteries are all low- or mid-range models, with a limited... moreIndeed. I suspect there is a higher failure rate as they increase capacity at a specific size. The low/mid range models are like the test grounds for these capacities. They're probably perfectly safe, but likely will fail after fewer cycles.
The Chinese phones with the largest batteries are all low- or mid-range models, with a limited lifespan. Their high-end phones, which come with a long-term support guarantee, consistently have smaller batteries. Clearly, we aren't being told the whole story about silicon-carbon batteries.
Not necessarily a bad phone but as always with Oppo , it's going to be overpriced.
this oppo a7 pro max is going to be interesting as it
should be the direct competitor of the honor x80pro
max i suppose and m still waiting for transsion also
to release one which will go head to head with both
!
how ever i am more excited to either wait for the
transsion tecno camon60vanilla or the transsion
tecno spark50pro plus both of which with a full 4
ip ratings such as ip65 ip66 ip67 ip69 or an ip66
ip68 ip69 ip69k or ip66 ip67 ip69 ip69k or rather
an ip66 ip67 ip68 ip69k double water immersion
protections making it all the more safer and with
20-30watts wireless charging + i am fine with an
old lowend mediatek helio g85 or unisoc t606 or
t612 for as long as it is not too ex pensive for its
8/128 & anyway there should be a new memory
configuration which is either a16/64 or 16/32 & i
ll be excited as the ram is more important to me
!
"Pro max"π€π€
Good thing the Si/C battery technology is advancing, cuz without it, newer phones would be straight up downgrades across the board. Still now worth it tho.