Recently, OPPO unveiled its new A-series smartphones—A1s and A1i. According to the latest reports, another addition to the A-series lineup, the OPPO A60, is set to make its global debut soon. Sources indicate that the OPPO A60 has recently surfaced on various certification platforms such as SIRIM, TDRA, TKDN, TUV Rheinland, EEC, NBTC, SDPPI, and FV5. The latest listings on the Google Play Console further reveal key specifications of this smartphone, including its processor.
According to information from the Google Play Console, the OPPO A60 (CPH2631) will feature the Snapdragon 680 mobile platform, with an option for 8GB of RAM, and will come pre-installed with the Android 14 operating system. However, it is currently unclear which version of the ColorOS 14 system it will run.
The OPPO A60 will come with a screen resolution of 720×1604, suggesting a screen size of 6.7 inches. From the design revealed by the Google Play Console, the OPPO A60 adopts a centered hole-punch design, with the volume controls located on the right side of the device, and a slightly wider bottom bezel.
Furthermore, according to previous certification information, the OPPO A60 will feature a rear camera with a 50-megapixel f/1.9 aperture, supporting EIS stabilization. In terms of battery life, the new device will house a 5000mAh battery and support 45W fast charging.
Given that the OPPO A60 has already appeared on multiple certification platforms and has been spotted on the Google Play Console, its release date may be imminent.
