Fresh leaks suggest Oppo is preparing a new wave of high-powered smartphones for China under its Turbo branding, with the devices now expected to launch as the Oppo K14 Turbo range rather than skipping straight to a different name. The latest claims come from well-known leaker Digital Chat Station, who has shared early details about the lineup’s structure, hardware and likely release timing.

The range is said to consist of two handsets, the Oppo K14 Turbo and a higher-end K14 Turbo Pro. The Pro model is rumoured to feature a large 6.79-inch OLED screen and run on MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500s processor. If accurate, this would put it in direct competition with other performance-focused phones in China using the same chipset, including the Redmi Turbo 5 Max.

Prototype versions of the K14 Turbo Pro are reportedly being tested in several memory and storage combinations, including 12GB with 256GB, 12GB with 512GB and 16GB with 512GB. The phone is said to weigh roughly 201 grams and may be offered in finishes such as white, grey, pink and a forged carbon-style design.

Earlier leaks have also pointed to a very large 8,000mAh battery, underlining Oppo’s apparent focus on sustained performance and long gaming sessions rather than ultra-slim design.

Oppo K13 Turbo Pro

The standard Oppo K14 Turbo is expected to be slightly more compact, with a 6.59-inch OLED display. While Oppo has not confirmed the processor, previous reports suggest it could be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chip.

A key feature across the entire K14 Turbo family is said to be active cooling. Unlike the previous generation, where only the Pro model included a built-in fan, both new phones are rumoured to feature internal cooling fans. The cooling setup is also expected to support waterproofing, which would be a notable addition for devices with moving internal components. Camera hardware is expected to be similar on both models, with a 50-megapixel main sensor on the rear.

As for timing, the latest information points to a launch in China around April. There is also speculation that Oppo could expand availability to India a month or two later, although there has been no official confirmation of plans for markets outside China.