Oppo Find X9 Ultra Set to Debut With Hasselblad Camera System and Massive Battery Upgrade

Oppo is getting ready to expand its flagship lineup with the upcoming Find X9 Ultra, which is expected to launch next week in China and international markets. The device has already started making headlines due to its premium design direction and Hasselblad co engineered camera system, which is also expected to be offered in a special edition variant.

The smartphone is believed to replace last year’s Find X8 Ultra and continues Oppo’s focus on professional grade photography. A limited edition version developed in collaboration with Hasselblad is also in the works, further strengthening the brand’s imaging identity. The rear design appears similar to the Find X9 Pro, but with more refined detailing and a stronger camera emphasis.

Recent leaks and official teasers shared on social platforms suggest a bold redesign on the back panel. The phone features a large circular camera module with a symmetrical layout inside it. The dual tone finish adds a distinctive touch, combining a leather like textured surface on one side and a contrasting premium material on the other. Oppo branding sits on one edge while the Hasselblad logo is placed prominently at the center.

In terms of photography hardware, the Find X9 Ultra is expected to feature a powerful setup including a 200 megapixel dual camera configuration along with a 50 megapixel telephoto lens. The device is also rumored to support 8K ultra clear video recording, aiming to attract users who prioritize high end mobile videography and professional content creation.

Battery performance is another major highlight of the upcoming flagship. The phone is expected to pack a 7050mAh battery, a noticeable upgrade over the 6100mAh unit seen in the Find X8 Ultra. It may also support 100W wired fast charging and 50W wireless charging, offering both speed and convenience for heavy users.

The special Hasselblad Earth Explorer Master Set edition has also been confirmed by Oppo. This variant is inspired by the Hasselblad X2D 100C Earth Explorer Limited Edition and includes exclusive accessories such as a professional teleconverter, a camera handle case, and official certification. Oppo describes this edition as a tribute to the art of capturing complex real world moments through advanced imaging.

On the performance side, the smartphone is expected to run on Android 16 based ColorOS 16. It may also introduce a camera control button similar to what is seen on some premium devices, along with a bionic vibration motor and symmetrical dual speaker setup for improved multimedia experience. The launch is expected in two color options, black and orange, completing its premium flagship identity.