Oppo is preparing to refresh its K-series smartphone lineup with the launch of the K14 Turbo and K14 Turbo Pro in China, according to industry leaks, signalling a continued focus on performance-driven devices in the upper mid-range segment.
The upcoming models are expected to succeed the K13 Turbo and K13 Turbo Pro, which debuted in July last year. While Oppo has not officially confirmed the launch timeline, sources suggest the K14 Turbo series could be unveiled as early as April, with development already at an advanced stage.
Leaks point to notable differences in display sizes between the two variants. The standard Oppo K14 Turbo is tipped to feature a 6.59-inch display, while the K14 Turbo Pro may offer a larger 6.78-inch screen. Both devices are expected to retain a built-in cooling fan, a feature carried over from the previous generation to support sustained performance, particularly during gaming sessions.
On the performance front, the K14 Turbo lineup is rumoured to be powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500s processor, though it remains unclear if both models will share the same chipset. The phones are expected to ship with configurations of up to 16GB RAM and 512GB of internal storage.
Design-wise, the series could launch in forged carbon, grey, pink and white colour options, with each handset weighing around 201 grams, keeping them competitive in the performance smartphone category.
