OnePlus 15: OnePlus 15 global model number CPH2747 confirmed via SIRIM certification with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 120W charging, DetailMax Engine, new design, and multiple configurations.
The OnePlus 15 is almost ready to launch, and new certifications are giving us more clues. A fresh SIRIM listing in Malaysia confirms the global model number as CPH2747. Along with earlier TÜV and Geekbench reports, this makes the picture of OnePlus’s next flagship much clearer.
Certifications confirm the global OnePlus 15
The SIRIM filing officially links CPH2747 to the global OnePlus 15. Interestingly, a known OnePlus insider also claims that the global lineup might include CPH2745 and CPH2749, though these have yet to surface in any database.
Earlier this month, TÜV certification revealed that the same device supports 120W wired charging—a 20% jump over the OnePlus 13’s 100W. This makes fast charging one of the headline upgrades for the upcoming model.
On the performance front, the Chinese version (PLK110) recently showed up on Geekbench 6. Running the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, paired with 16GB RAM and Android 16, it scored 3,709 in single-core and 11,000 in multi-core tests. That is a big leap over the OnePlus 13, even though it still trails behind the iQOO 15.
Storage options and fresh design details
Leaks from August revealed that the OnePlus 15 will come in multiple configurations, including 12GB + 256GB, 12GB + 512GB, 16GB + 256GB, 16GB + 512GB, and 16GB + 1TB. Storage options will be generous, with choices for power users who need maximum space.
As for style, the phone is expected in black, purple, and titanium finishes. More importantly, it is rumored to drop the circular camera housing seen in earlier OnePlus models in favor of a new design similar to the OnePlus 13T, signaling a cleaner and sharper look.
Charging boost, new camera engine, and display shift
Alongside 120W wired charging, rumors suggest the OnePlus 15 may feature a 7,000mAh battery and 50W wireless charging support, making it one of the most power-friendly flagships yet.
In cameras, the change is even more dramatic. OnePlus has officially ended its Hasselblad partnership, moving instead to its in-house DetailMax Engine. While the company has not revealed exact details, leaks suggest a triple 50MP setup with wide, ultra-wide, and telephoto lenses.
The display is also shifting in focus. The OnePlus 15 is tipped to use a BOE X3 flat OLED with 1.5K resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate. While this lowers sharpness compared to the OnePlus 13’s 2K screen, the higher refresh rate promises smoother gaming, scrolling, and animations.
Launch timeline and what comes next
The OnePlus 15 is expected to launch in late October 2025 in China, with a global release scheduled for early 2026. In the meantime, certifications from FCC, BIS, Bluetooth SIG, and IMDA are likely to confirm more details.
With CPH2747 now confirmed, a next-gen Snapdragon chip, super-fast charging, and a bold new design, the OnePlus 15 is shaping up to be one of the brand’s most ambitious flagships yet. Fans will not have to wait long before official teasers start rolling out.
