A new unreleased OPPO-branded smartphone has now appeared on the 3C certification database. While its exact moniker is still in question, several reports point towards it being a member of the upcoming Find X10 series.
Read more about the update below.
OPPO PMW110 – 3C Certification
On the 3C certification database, an OPPO smartphone which carries the model number of ‘PMW110’ has been listed under the product category of ‘5G digital mobile phones’. The device has been manufactured by OPPO Guangdong Mobile Communications Co., Ltd.
Two power adapters carrying the model numbers ‘VCB8OACH’ and ‘VCB8JDCH’ have been listed along with the smartphone. These adapters support an input rating of 100–240V~, 50/60Hz and 2A.

Coming to the output ratings, the adapters support 5VDC/2A and 5–11VDC/7.3A maximum outputs. Based on the highest supported output, the upcoming OPPO smartphone is revealed to support approximately 80W wired fast charging.
As stated above, the marketing name of the device has not been revealed via the certification database. Tipster Anvin claims that the ‘PMW110’ model number belongs to the upcoming OPPO Find X10. However, earlier reports have associated this model number more broadly with the Find X10 series, while a few reports have linked it to the alleged Find X10 Pro.
Looking into a previous update, the OPPO ‘PMW110’ model had earlier received network access approval in China alongside another device carrying the model number ‘PMX110’. Both smartphones were revealed to support the N79 5G frequency band and 2.4GHz spread-spectrum communication.
Just for comparison, the existing OPPO Find X9 and Find X9 Pro both support 80W SUPERVOOC wired fast charging. This new certification hints that the upcoming Find X10 series device could also retain the same wired charging specification.
It is not sure whether the OPPO ‘PMW110’ smartphone will be introduced as the Find X10, Find X10 Pro or under a different moniker. However, with future certifications and official updates, we’ll be able to confirm its exact identity and other specifications.
Stay tuned for more updates.

