The BLP885 battery model name points to the Oppo A76, model number CPH2375, and the pack is listed at 5000 mAh. This is a BLP code from the Oppo group, a family that also covers Realme and OnePlus packs. Only the Oppo A76 is named on this page because it is the one phone a listing ties to the code. Other phones may share it, but that is not confirmed here.
Owners search this code in several spellings, such as "blp 885 battery model name", "oppo blp885 battery model name" or simply "A76 battery". All of them mean the same pack. The letters BLP only hint at the maker, while the number after them decides the phone, so one wrong digit can give you a pack that does not fit.
Quick facts
Step by step
Read the exact phone name and model number
Open Settings and tap About phone. Note the device name and model number, which should read CPH2375 for the A76. If you cannot see it, type model in the Settings search bar.
Have the old battery label read when the back is open
The code
BLP885is printed on the sticker of the pack, close to the capacity line. Let the technician lift the pack; do not pull at it yourself.Compare the new pack with the old one on the counter
Put both packs side by side. The code, the connector shape and the outline should match, and the capacity should be close to the old figure.
Judge the print and the weight
Good print is sharp and carries batch details. A pack that feels clearly lighter than the old one, yet claims more mAh, should be refused.
Which phone takes the BLP885 battery model name
The one match listed for BLP885 is the Oppo A76, sold with the model number CPH2375. That match comes from a replacement pack listing, which names the A76 and CPH2375 together with the code. It is not yet backed by the maker's own parts page, so take it as a strong pointer and not as a final word.
| Phone | Model number | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Oppo A76 | CPH2375 | Named in a replacement listing |
| Other Oppo A series phones | Varies | Not confirmed, read the label |
| Realme phones of similar size | Varies | Not confirmed, read the label |
If your phone is not an A76, do not buy on the strength of this page alone. The sticker on your own battery is the only proof that counts, and the list of Oppo group codes on the Oppo battery model list helps you compare.
Rated and listed capacity of BLP885
The 5000 mAh figure is what the replacement listing gives for this pack. In adverts, a phone maker usually quotes the typical capacity, while the battery sticker often shows a slightly smaller rated (minimum) number. The rated number and the voltage for BLP885 are not confirmed, so read both from your own pack and do not copy a figure from a seller.
This matters when you compare packs. Two batteries may carry the same mAh number yet use different voltage, which changes the real energy they store. A claim well beyond 5000 mAh from a pack of this physical size is not believable.
Screen-on time is a separate matter. It depends on the display, brightness, signal strength and the apps you run, so two A76 phones can last different hours on the same pack.
Checking the code before any money changes hands
The A76 is a sealed phone, so you cannot see the sticker without opening the back. That is why the model number is your first check. Under About phone it should show CPH2375. The box of the phone shows the same number on its label.
A customer came in asking for an "A76 battery" and was shown two packs that looked alike. One was marked BLP885 and the other BLP883. The technician read the old sticker, found BLP885, and set the other pack aside. The two codes differ by one digit only.
While the old pack is still in the phone or on the bench, snap a clear picture of its sticker with your own phone. If the new pack does not match, that picture saves you a second trip.
Look-alike codes that get mixed up with BLP885
Oppo group codes share the same letters, so the last digits are the only clue. Packs with neighbouring numbers are not stand-ins for each other. Their own pages list their phones:
- BLP883 differs by a single digit in print and is a separate pack.
- BLP875 and BLP877 sit in the same number range, so a worn label can fool the eye.
- BLP903 is another code in the family with its own phone list.
On faded print the digits 5, 6 and 8 can look the same. Hold the sticker under strong light, or request a sharp close-up picture before ordering.
Signs that the pack in your A76 is wearing out
| Sign | Probable cause | Next move |
|---|---|---|
| Charge level falls steeply by evening | Ageing cell now holds less than before | Check battery health first, then think about a fresh pack |
| Phone goes dark while the screen still showed some charge | Tired cell cannot give a sudden burst of current | Ask for a proper battery test |
| Screen lifts or back cover bulges | Swollen cell | Unplug now and visit a service centre |
| The phone stays hot to touch, though the display is off. | Faulty cell, or an app running wild in the background | Switch off and on, take the case off, then get it examined |
Phone losing charge too fast? Rule out software first with our explainer on why a battery drains fast; an Oppo A76 often recovers without a new BLP885. Many cases come from a poor network signal or apps working in the background. After you fix those, if the percentage still falls steeply, use the battery health check and see the condition of the cell.
A swollen, hot or leaking cell is a fire risk. Unplug the phone at once, never press, bend or pierce the battery, keep it away from heat and hand the phone over for service. Low-grade copies with exaggerated capacity labels are also sold, so accept only a pack whose code agrees with your old sticker.
Fitting a new BLP885 pack the safe way
Never try to force open a sealed phone at home. Give it to a centre authorised by the maker, or choose a local workshop that people trust. Such places have proper tools and can check the connector. Tell them the model code CPH2375, which is on the box or inside settings, and ask them to match BLP885 against the print on the old battery.
To spot a weak copy, check three things:
- The weight is clearly lower than the old pack.
- The printing is fuzzy and no batch marks are present.
- The label promises much more than the 5000 mAh of the original.
Looking for help with installation? Read mobile battery replacement for fitting advice.
After the swap, run one full charge and watch the level for a day. A new pack that drains much faster than expected should go back to the same shop at once.
Everyday care for this 5000 mAh cell
Heat harms BLP885 most. Never leave the phone on a car dashboard, and remove a thick case if the phone gets warm while charging. Use the charger and cable meant for the phone, and change any cable that grows hot near the plug.
Staying plugged in at 100 percent through the whole night ages the cell faster, so unplug it in the morning if that is easy. To learn how this code family is arranged, start from the guide to finding a battery code.
Frequently asked questions
Which phone takes BLP885?
A replacement listing matches BLP885 to the Oppo A76, model number CPH2375, with a capacity of 5000 mAh. Other phones may share it, but that is not confirmed, so check the sticker of the pack in your phone.
Is BLP 885 the same as BLP885?
Yes, the gap is only a typing habit. Both mean one code, though the printed form is BLP885 without a space.
What capacity is BLP885?
The seller shows 5000 mAh. The figure printed on the battery itself may be a little less, so always check the rating on the battery in your hand.
Can I use BLP883 in place of BLP885?
Not safely. The two codes differ by one digit and are separate packs. Ask for the exact code and a matching connector.
Where is the BLP885 code printed?
On the battery sticker. On a sealed phone you see it only when the back is opened, so ask the technician to read it out.
How can I spot a weak BLP885 copy?
A fake pack is often lighter in hand, has blurred printing, carries no batch codes and claims a capacity far above 5000 mAh. Hold the new one next to the old one prior to installing.