The OnePlus 15 is one of several rumoured devices thought to constitute the next wave of flagship Android smartphones. As it stands, all are anticipated to come from Chinese OEMs, with Google having introduced the Pixel 10 Pro XL at the end of last month (curr. $1,199 on Amazon).
Embedded below, the TÜV SÜD has now published its test certificate for CPH2747, an unreleased OnePlus smartphone whose model number follows the pattern set by recent flagship models. Unfortunately, the test certificate does not refer to CPH2747 by its retail name.
Instead, TÜV SÜD reports that CPH2747 supports up to 11 A/11.0 VDC from a mysterious power adapter. As XpertPick notes, this should correspond with 121 W peak wired charging. However, we suspect that OnePlus would possibly round down to 120 W. Regardless, 120 W wired charging would give the OnePlus 15 a boost over the OnePlus 15, which tops out at 100 W globally. Currently, OnePlus is expected to officially unveil its next flagship towards the end of this year after Qualcomm presents its new Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset.
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