Oppo has launched two high-capacity power banks in China, offering up to 80W charging and ColorOS-linked battery monitoring, although a European release has not been confirmed.
Oppo has expanded its accessories range in China with two new high-capacity power banks aimed at users who want faster charging and tighter integration with the company’s own phones. According to Gizmochina, the devices are designed to work closely with handsets running ColorOS, giving users on-screen access to battery level, health status, live temperature and charge-cycle data. Both models also appear to have been built to meet China’s 2027 certification requirements ahead of schedule.
The faster of the two is the SUPERVOOC 80W Pocket Charge 15000. It uses three 5,000mAh cells arranged in series for a total capacity of 15,000mAh, or 56.25Wh, and weighs 330g. Oppo says it can deliver up to 80W through its own charging system, while also supporting 65W Power Delivery and 55W PPS. The unit includes one USB-C port and one USB-A port, although using both at the same time reduces combined output to 30W. Recharging the power bank itself is rated at 45W.
For users who prioritise endurance over speed, Oppo has also introduced the SUPERVOOC 67W Pocket Charge 20000. This model uses two 10,000mAh cells to reach 74Wh and weighs 388g. Its peak output falls slightly to 67W on Oppo’s proprietary standard and 45W through Power Delivery. The larger design adds a second USB-C port alongside a USB-A port, but charging three devices together cuts the combined output sharply to 15W. Both power banks ship with a short braided cable in the box and are priced in China at 269 yuan, equivalent to about €35 at current exchange rates. Oppo has not disclosed any timeline for a European release.
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