Oppo 120W charger received 3C certification

Oppo 120W charger has received China's 3C certification. The company has not made an announcement yet, but the features and power distribution of the model with one USB-A and two USB-C ports have been revealed.

While the competition in fast charging technologies continues unabated, Chinese technology giant Oppo is preparing for a new move. The new 120W adapter developed by the company has completed the 3C certification process in the records of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China (MIIT). Although it has not been officially introduced yet, approved official records have already revealed the technical capabilities of the hardware.

Three Output Design and 120W Power Support

According to the data shared in the certification list, the new charger has a "1A2C" port layout consisting of one USB-A and two USB-C ports. The biggest advantage of the device is that each port can deliver up to 120W power output when activated alone. Looking at the shared current and voltage details, it seems that the single USB-A output supports 5V 3A, 9V 2A and 12V 1.5A, as well as a maximum level of 11V 11A. Thus, users will be able to power compatible devices that require high energy with full performance through a single port.

Expanding Ecosystem and Its Impact on Users

Oppo has been visibly increasing the diversity in the charging accessories category recently. This 120W adapter, which comes after the two new portable batteries (powerbanks) with 80W and 67W capacities that the company launched in the Chinese market last month, shows the brand's determination in energy solutions. Users who carry multiple devices, from laptops to smartphones, will have the chance to alleviate desktop and travel chaos with a single adapter. The fact that 3C approval has been obtained is a sign that the new model will be officially showcased very soon.