Oppo Launches F35 And F35 Pro 5G Smartphones Featuring Massive 8,000mAh Batteries

The Hindu reports that both phones run ColorOS 16 based on Android 16. The F35 Pro supports 4K recording on both its front and rear cameras and offers Dual-View Video, while the standard F35 supports up to 2.5K front and rear recording.
The Hindu lists display brightness figures not covered in the summary: the F35 Pro reaches up to 1,800 nits of high brightness and 3,600 nits peak brightness, while the F35 is rated up to 1,400 nits of high brightness.
The 91mobiles report says the standard F35 is offered with 6GB RAM for ₹38,999 or 8GB RAM for ₹42,999; it lists the F35 Pro’s price range as ₹45,999 to ₹54,999.
The models have different color options: the standard F35 comes in Wave Blue, Titanium Grey and Mist Pink, while the Pro is offered in Sunrise Orange, Twilight Brown and Wave Blue.
Oppo launched the F35 and F35 Pro 5G in India on October 11, targeting users who love selfies and want batteries that last all day. Both phones pack 50-megapixel front cameras and massive 8,000-mAh batteries with 80W charging Hindustan Times. The F35 starts at ₹38,999, while the Pro model begins at ₹45,999 91mobiles.
The two phones share a focus on durability and picture quality. Both phones run ColorOS 16 based on Android 16 and carry IP69K ratings for water and dust resistance The Hindu. The main difference lies in the display and processing power — the Pro gets a larger, brighter screen and a faster processor.
The F35 Pro 5G steps up with a 6.78-inch AMOLED display that refreshes 144 times per second. It reaches 1,800 nits of brightness and peaks at 3,600 nits, making it easy to see outdoors The Hindu. The MediaTek Dimensity 7360 Max processor handles heavy games and apps without lag.
Camera quality jumps on the Pro. The rear system includes a 50-megapixel main camera with stabilization, plus an 8-megapixel ultrawide lens Summary. Both front and rear can record 4K video, and the Dual-View Video feature lets you film with multiple cameras at once The Hindu.
The regular F35 competes on price with two options: 6GB RAM for ₹38,999 or 8GB RAM for ₹42,999 91mobiles. It pairs a 6.57-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh and up to 1,400 nits brightness — still brighter than most rivals The Hindu. The Dimensity 6360 Max processor keeps performance solid for daily use.
Video recording on the standard model maxes out at 2.5K from both cameras The Hindu. You still get the 50-megapixel front camera for crisp selfies and the same 8,000-mAh battery that powers the Pro. This makes it a smart pick for budget-conscious shoppers who want long battery life without premium pricing.
The 8,000-mAh battery is the headline feature across both models Gizbot. At this capacity, both phones should easily handle a full day of heavy use. The 80W SUPERVOOC charging speeds up refills — a common selling point in India's competitive market My Mobile India.
Water and dust resistance rounds out the durability package. The IP69K rating means the phones survive submersion and harsh conditions Gizbot. Combined with the big battery, this positions the F35 series as phones built to last through accidental drops, spills, and heavy outdoor use T2 Online.
These launches mark 10 years since Oppo first brought the F-series to India Hindustan Times. The F35 and F35 Pro arrive in multiple colors: the standard model in Wave Blue, Titanium Grey, and Mist Pink, while the Pro comes in Sunrise Orange, Twilight Brown, and Wave Blue 91mobiles. Sales begin October 11 through Oppo's website and major retailers like Flipkart and Amazon.
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