Oppo has a three-port charger that nobody has announced yet, but its paperwork is already public. China’s 3C database lists the unit, dated 5 November 2026, and it is built for Oppo by Dazhou Tenpao Jinhu Electronics. Oppo has not commented on the listing.
The ports are one USB-A and two USB-C. Plug in a single device and any port tops out at 120W, reached through modes up to 11V at 11A. The USB-C sockets also offer 20V at 5A, the familiar 100W profile.
Sharing is where the numbers fall. Two devices get 80W and 67W, or 80W and 60W. Three devices at once get 45W, 45W and 33W. The same entry carries a second, lower set: about 100W per port (11V at 9.1A), 45W and 45W for two devices, and 30W, 33W and 33W for three. Nothing in the listing explains the two sets.
Oppo has been adding charging accessories lately, including an 80W and a 67W power bank that went on sale in China last month. A one-A, two-C layout is typical for a desk charger that feeds a phone, a tablet and a small accessory together, though Oppo has not said which products this one is for.
A 3C listing only proves a product has been submitted for China’s compulsory safety check, and such accessories often reach shops within weeks or months, though that is not guaranteed. The listing gives electrical figures but no product name or photo, so the charger’s design and branding are still unknown.
There is no price, no launch date and no word on whether it will leave China.
