Oppo A6 Pro 5G is next on the company’s budget roster, and it has already been spotted on Geekbench with specs. The phone is officially assigned the model code “CPH2781.” It may not have a launch date yet, but the benchmarker’s scorecard spilled the beans on its OS version, RAM, and Chipset.
This is a 5G device for budget users, so it opts for the best available chipset in its class, which is a Dimensity 6300. Geekbench didn’t mention it by name, but the architecture is recognizable: six cores on 2.0GHz and two cores on 2.4GHz clock speed.
The 6nm platform is quite efficient on battery power, and it uses an integrated Mali G57 MP2 GPU at 1000MHz. Geekbench reveals up to 8GB of memory in pair with the SoC. Multitasking should be a breeze on Oppo A6 Pro 5G with plenty of room for background apps.
The Oppo's new Pro model runs on Android 15 by default. Though Geekbench didn’t explicitly confirm this, it’s surely skinned with Oppo’s custom Color OS 15 UI. As for the scores, Oppo A6 Pro has been tested with 736 and 2010 points on the single and multicore benchmarks.
Geekbench doesn’t reveal anything else about the device. We do, however, have its charging details, recently verified by TUV’s official listing. The A6 Pro 5G will draw up to 80W from the wall, almost double the charging speed of its predecessor.
This device will replace the Oppo A5 Pro from March 2025. It retails for nearly $200 (~PKR 56,000) and uses a 720p 6.67” IPS 120Hz display on the front with a 50MP camera on the back. It also has the same Dimensity 6300 chip and 8GB RAM, but the charging speed is relatively slow at 45W.
The selfie camera used by Oppo A5 Pro is 8MP. Since they arrive within a 6-month period, the Android 15 OS is the same on both versions. There’s a 5800mAh battery on the current model with a fingerprint on the side and a dual speaker setup for audio. Oppo A6 Pro will retain most of these specifications.