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Two upcoming models from Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO were spotted on the 3C certification website. The smartphones bear model numbers PAFM00 and PAFT00, which may be the variants of the Find X smartphone, the latest Find series smartphone after two years. The device is confirmed for a launch on June 19.
Also, two smartphones with model name Find S and Find N was spotted on the Trademarks website, which also may be launched alongside the Find X, or maybe they are the variants of the Find X itself. Previously, Oppo Find X was spotted on the Trademarks website.
Oppo Find S and Find N Trademarks Spotted
The 3C certification reveals the devices will not feature the Super VOOC on the two smartphones. OPPO was ahead of its time when it launched the VOOC charge with the Find 7, and even now, it continues to be one of the fastest. From previous leaks, the Find X has been speculated to come with Super VOOC, which was showcased at the MWC event. The technology was ahead of any fast charging feature currently available. It could charge a 3,000 mAh battery in just 15 minutes.
The 3C certification makes it clear that it supports 5V/4A (20W) charging, which is not the spec expected from the Super VOOC. In 15 minutes, it will not be able to provide that much electricity. The same 5V/4A (20W) configuration can be found on the OPPO R15, which comes with VOOC. So, with much disappointment, the Find X smartphones will not be coming with the Super VOOC charging technology.
Oppo Find Series Certified by 3C
OPPO might launch this technology this year with another smartphone, but it will not be as popular as the Find series. The Find series has a good reputation, and OPPO should have backed into it. Maybe the technology is not yet ready, or OPPO plans to manufacture it differently. Whatever the case, we will not see the Super VOOC public launch on June 19.
