Google’s Supported Devices list has added two new OnePlus phones, and the entries settle what leakers had been guessing at for about a week. The phones are the OnePlus Ace 7 and the OnePlus Ace 7 Pro, so the Ace 7 is arriving as a pair rather than a single model.
The Two Model Numbers Match The Geekbench Phones
Google lists the Ace 7 as PYF110 and the Ace 7 Pro as PMS110. Those same two numbers have been turning up on Geekbench since 9 October, which means the benchmark runs can now be tied to a named phone instead of a code.
Both run the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with 16GB of RAM on Android 17. Their best Geekbench 7 results so far:
- Ace 7 (PYF110): 2,986 single-core and 10,477 multi-core
- Ace 7 Pro (PMS110): 3,112 single-core and 10,451 multi-core
The standard model actually edges ahead on multi-core, and the gap on single-core is small enough that a different test run could close it.
The Chip Is Probably Not What Separates Them
With scores that close, the processor doesn’t look like the dividing line. One tipster has claimed the regular Ace 7 would get a cut-down version of the chip, listed as SM8850Q, but both Geekbench listings report the same clock speeds, so the benchmark data doesn’t back that up yet.
The likelier difference is the cooling fan. An earlier leak showed an Ace 7 model with a built-in fan that pushes hot air out through vents on the sides, and Weibo leaker Whylab, who first linked PMS110 to the Pro, has said the Pro carries it. Whether the standard Ace 7 also gets one hasn’t been shown.
What The Leaks Say About The Rest Of The Phone
Most of the hardware has been reported for the series as a whole rather than one model:
- A 6.78-inch flat 1.5K OLED panel running at 185Hz
- Up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage
- A 200MP main camera, plus a 50MP Samsung JN5 periscope with 3.5x optical zoom on the Pro
- A 16MP selfie camera
- A 9,000mAh battery with 100W wired charging
That’s a lot of phone for a line that normally sits below OnePlus’s main flagship. The OnePlus 16 uses the newer Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, so the Ace 7 Pro gives up a chip generation, and the trade is usually a much lower price.
Where And When It Launches
OnePlus hasn’t named a date. The Ace line has always launched in China first, and nothing so far points to these two going global, so buyers elsewhere should expect them to stay import-only unless OnePlus rebrands them later, the way past Ace phones have reappeared under other names.
