Most replacement listings tie the BLP907 battery model name to the Oppo Reno7 4G and the Oppo F21 Pro, with a typical capacity of 4500 mAh. The BLP prefix points to the wider Oppo family, which takes in Realme and OnePlus too. This match comes from listings, so the label on your own battery has the final say.
Many people type this as "blp 907 battery model name" or "oppo blp907 battery model name". Some listings also name the Reno7 Z 5G, the OnePlus Nord N20 5G and the Oppo A96, but these are not confirmed, so check them on the label. Below you will see how to read the label, what to compare and what to avoid when you buy a new pack.
Quick facts
Step by step
Write down the exact phone name and variant
Open Settings, tap About phone and note the name and model number. If you cannot find it, type model in the Settings search bar. A 4G and a 5G phone with similar names can carry different packs.
Have the old label read in good light
A technician opens the back and reads the sticker. You should see
BLP907beside the capacity. Ask for a photo of it before the old pack goes away.Compare code, capacity and connector
Put the old and new packs side by side. The code must be the same, the mAh close and the connector the same shape and size.
Judge the new pack before fitting
Check the weight against the old pack, look at the print sharpness and look for batch details. Refuse a pack that claims a much bigger mAh than 4500.
Phones that use the BLP907 battery model name
Replacement listings carrying this code mention the handsets shown here. These are listing matches, not a maker parts list, so the table also says what to verify. The Reno7 4G and the F21 Pro are close in the Oppo range, which fits with a shared pack.
| Phone | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Oppo Reno7 4G | Most listings match it | 4500 mAh typical |
| Oppo F21 Pro | Most listings match it | Check whether yours is the 4G or the 5G version |
| Oppo Reno7 Z 5G | Doubtful | Named by some listings, so read the old label |
| OnePlus Nord N20 5G | Doubtful | Sold in fewer markets, so confirm on the label |
| Oppo A96 | Doubtful | Advertised with a larger battery, so verify |
If your old battery says BLP907, trust that over any list. If it shows a different code, open the full Oppo group code table and look for yours.
Why the Oppo A96 needs a second look
A listing may group the A96 with this code, yet the phone is advertised with a bigger battery than 4500 mAh. A smaller pack may physically fit, but it would cut the running time you paid for. A wrong match may also mean a different connector or size.
So the right move is simple. If you own an A96, have the old battery's code read out at the counter and order exactly that. Do not order by the phone name alone.
A customer walked in asking for "the Reno" pack of 4500 mAh. The counter held two Reno boxes with different codes. Only after the back was lifted and the sticker read could the right pack be picked. The phone name alone would have caused a wrong order.
Rated versus typical mAh on BLP907
Adverts and replacement listings usually quote 4500 mAh. Labels on batteries of this type often show another figure as well, a little lower. This is the rated minimum capacity that the cell is meant to keep. Listings differ on this value for BLP907, so read it off the sticker on your own pack.
You can compare the stored energy of two packs with a simple sum. Take the mAh and multiply it by the voltage on the label. Then move the decimal point three places to the left, and the answer is in watt hours. No confirmed voltage exists for BLP907, so use the figure on your own label. If two packs have equal mAh but unequal voltage, their energy will differ a little.
Do not expect the same hours of use across the phones in the table. Screen size, refresh rate, chip, signal and brightness decide how long a charge lasts, not the mAh alone.
Codes that look close to BLP907
Codes in this family begin with the same three letters and then change only in the digits, so one misread digit gives you a wrong pack. Look at the neighbours before you pay:
- BLP903 differs by one digit and has its own phone list.
- BLP927 is another number that people read as 907 on faded print.
- The phone page for the Oppo Reno 7 shows what that phone uses. The Reno7 5G sold in India is a different phone, so check there and do not assume it is a BLP907 phone.
A 0 and a 9 can be mistaken for each other on a worn sticker. Use a torch and the phone camera zoom to read it, or ask the technician to wipe the label gently.
Signs the battery is failing
| What you notice | Possible cause | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Charge melts away within hours of unplugging | Cell has worn down after many charge cycles | Do a health check, then book a replacement |
| Phone switches off abruptly although the percentage looked healthy | Tired cell cannot deliver a sudden burst of current | Ask the service team for a battery test |
| Rear cover pops up or the display edge bulges | Cell is swelling | Stop charging and show it to a technician today |
| Phone feels warm while doing nothing | A bad pack or a runaway background process | Restart, then get it tested |
Before blaming the cell, rule out apps and weak network by reading the page on fast battery drain. Then work through the battery health check to see how worn the pack is.
Getting the pack replaced safely
These phones have sealed backs, so the opening is work for trained hands. Go to the maker's service team or a workshop you know well, and bring the retail box or a picture of the model number from About phone. Ask them to match BLP907 to the label of the pack they remove.
Spot a poor copy with three quick checks:
- It feels clearly lighter than the pack you took out.
- The printing looks fuzzy and no batch information appears.
- It promises 5000 mAh or more in a body the size of a 4500 mAh pack.
Watch out if a battery swells, gets warm without reason, leaks fluid, or shows a dent. Each of these is a sign of fire danger. Pull the charger out straight away. Do not touch, press, or poke the pack. Put the phone in a cool spot. Get it checked at a service centre on that very day. Many batteries carry fake capacity stickers, so buy one only if its code is an exact match with yours.
Photograph the old sticker and the new one together. If the phone misbehaves later, you will have the proof of what was fitted.
More general fitting notes are on the battery replacement page.
Everyday care for this battery
Phones in this range often charge fast, and the heat from fast charging is what wears a cell soonest. Charge on a cool table away from direct sunlight, never on a bed or under bedding, and slip off a snug cover when the phone feels warm.
The best option is the charger and cable that came in the phone box, though a certified one is also fine. A cable whose plug end becomes hot should be replaced. A cell also ages sooner when the phone sits fully charged for hours, so pull the plug when you can. Need the code of some other phone? Follow the steps in the guide to reading a battery code.
Frequently asked questions
Which phone has the BLP907 battery?
Most listings match BLP907 to the Oppo Reno7 4G and the Oppo F21 Pro, at 4500 mAh typical. Confirm it on your old label, because these matches come from listings.
Is BLP907 the Oppo A96 battery?
One listing groups the A96 with it, but that phone is advertised with a larger battery. Check the code printed on your own pack before ordering.
What capacity does BLP907 have?
It is listed at 4500 mAh typical. The rated figure printed on the label sits a little below that, so read your sticker.
Is BLP 907 the same as BLP903 or BLP927?
No. They are separate codes with their own phones. Match every character, and check the connector too.
Can I fit the battery myself?
These phones are sealed, and a wrong move can harm the cell or the screen. Get a technician to do it.
How do I know a BLP907 pack is fake?
A copy is usually lighter, has fuzzy printing and no batch information, and promises far more than 4500 mAh. Hold it next to the removed pack to compare.