Oppo has officially revealed the design of its upcoming Find X9 series, giving us a proper look at what’s landing next month.
The big news is a significant shift in the camera department. Gone is the circular camera island from the Find X8 series, replaced by a more angular, square-shaped module. The phones will be available in a few classic finishes: Matte Titanium, Frost White, and Matte Black.
As for the specs, the standard Find X9 is tipped to sport a 6.59-inch screen, while the Pro model will step up to a larger 6.78-inch panel. Interestingly, it seems both variants will be powered by MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9500 chipset, and they’ll launch running the latest ColorOS 16 straight out of the box.
On the camera front, both models are set to feature a triple-camera array. The star of the show on the Find X9 Pro appears to be a 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP5 periscope lens, which should offer some serious zoom capabilities.
The Pro is also expected to pack a 50MP main camera, likely the LYT-808 sensor, alongside a 50MP ultrawide shooter. That fourth module on the back isn’t an extra lens, but a colour spectrum sensor, and the partnership with Hasselblad is still going strong, with the branding remaining proudly in place.
Oppo has confirmed it will be launching the Find X9 series in China on the 16 October 2025 and it will be coming globally as well at a date that will be announced later.