OnePlus Turbo Leak Reveals Massive 7,650mAh Battery, 165Hz OLED, and 100W Charging
OnePlus Turbo leak reveals 165Hz OLED display, 7,650mAh battery with 100W charging, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, and BOE X3 screen; launch expected in November.
OnePlus seems to be quietly cooking up something big — literally. A new leak has revealed key details about the OnePlus Turbo, the brand’s rumored new series that could debut before the end of 2025 in China. Early specs suggest that this isn’t just another flagship; it’s shaping up to be a powerhouse for users who crave performance, endurance, and speed in one sleek device.
According to well-known tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS), the OnePlus Turbo will pack a 7,650mAh dual-cell battery, making it one of the largest ever fitted in a OnePlus device. That’s paired with 100W wired fast charging, meaning a full day’s power could come from just a few minutes plugged in. It’s a clear sign that OnePlus is doubling down on battery tech after years of focusing more on display and performance.
Speaking of displays, the Turbo is tipped to feature a 165Hz OLED panel with 1.5K resolution, offering buttery-smooth visuals for gaming, scrolling, or binge-watching. While the OnePlus 15 is confirmed to use a BOE X3 OLED, leaks suggest the Turbo may ship with a Tianma display — another high-end panel choice known for brightness and clarity. For reference, that’s faster than even the 144Hz displays used in most gaming phones today.
Under the hood, the OnePlus Turbo is expected to run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC, which features a 3.8GHz prime core, 3.32GHz performance cores, and a new Adreno GPU for console-level gaming performance. Pair that with OnePlus’s software optimization and heat management, and you’re looking at a serious mobile gaming contender — one clearly built to take on the likes of ASUS ROG and iQOO’s gaming flagships.
The leak also mentioned two sibling devices: the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus Ace 6, expected to come with 7,300mAh and 7,800mAh batteries respectively, both supporting the same 100W SuperVOOC charging. While these models are already being teased by OnePlus, the Turbo remains more mysterious, with official details likely dropping in November.
The “Turbo” name itself hints at what OnePlus is trying to capture — the thrill of raw performance. With its massive battery, ultra-smooth OLED screen, and next-gen Snapdragon chip, the device looks positioned between a performance-focused flagship and a lifestyle companion for power users. It’s a formula that resonates strongly in Asia, where long gaming sessions, 120Hz+ displays, and rapid charging have become cultural must-haves for premium smartphones.
If the leaks prove accurate, the OnePlus Turbo might just be the brand’s most balanced phone yet — fusing flagship power with all-day practicality. For now, all eyes are on November, when OnePlus is expected to make things official and finally show how fast “Turbo” really feels.
