OPPO has launched 15,000mAh and 20,000mAh SUPERVOOC power banks in China, combining up to 80W charging with system-level battery monitoring through ColorOS.
OPPO has released two new power banks in China, adding fresh options to its SUPERVOOC accessory line-up as it continues to push faster wired charging across its ecosystem. According to IT之家, both models are now on sale at 269 yuan each, with one offering 80W charging and the other 67W. The launch arrives as power banks increasingly compete not just on capacity, but on safety certification, charging speed and device-level integration.
The smaller of the two units carries a 15,000mAh battery built from three 5,000mAh cells in series. IT之家 says it supports 80W SUPERVOOC charging, while also working with PD at up to 65W and PPS at up to 55W. It uses a dual-port layout with USB-A and USB-C, and when both ports are in use the combined output is limited to 30W. OPPO also includes an 8A woven carrying and charging cable, and lists the weight at about 330g.
The larger model is a 20,000mAh version assembled from two 10,000mAh cells. It supports 67W SUPERVOOC charging and is also compatible with PD at up to 45W and PPS at up to 55W. OPPO has fitted it with three outputs: one USB-A port and two USB-C ports. IT之家 reports that it weighs about 388g and comes with the same 8A braided cable.
A key selling point for both devices is their integration with ColorOS. OPPO says compatible phones can display battery level, battery health, real-time temperature and cycle count at system level, giving users a clearer view of both the power bank and the handset itself. The two products are also said to carry certification under China’s 2026 national standard, a detail that may matter to buyers looking for newer safety compliance in a crowded market.
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