In summary
- Oppo Find X9 and X9 Pro are available globally from today
- Cost £899 and £1,099 respectively in the UK; no US availability
- One model each with 512GB of storage
The Oppo Find X9 and Find X9 Pro smartphones have officially launched globally, and they’re both primed to undercut the Pixel 10 Pro.
After announcing its latest flagship series in China mid-way through the month, Oppo has confirmed its global launch plans.
The Oppo Find X9 and Find X9 Pro are both available in the UK right now, priced at £899 for the Find X9 and £1,099 for the Pro model.
This quite clearly undercuts the Google Pixel 10 Pro (which starts from £999) and the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL (from £1,199) by £100 each. While it’s true that Google offers more storage options, Oppo’s phones come with a generous 512GB as standard, which makes the pricing seem even more aggressive.
Luke Baker
Oppo Find X9 specs
You can check out our previous coverage of the Oppo Find X9 launch for a full spec breakdown, but here are some highlights.
The headline spec has to be battery size: 7025mAh for the Find X9, 7500mAh for the Find X9 Pro. Silicon-carbon technology enables this without adding undue bulk, though the Oppo Find X9 Pro is undeniably big at 8.3mm thick and 224g.
MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 chip provides a cheaper alternative to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, but we’re expecting competitive performance – certainly well in excess of the Pixel 10 Pro’s comparatively puny Tensor G5.
Oppo
The Oppo Find X9 packs a 6.59-inch 120Hz AMOLED, while the Pro has a larger 6.78-inch version, complete with LTPO tech to automatically drop the refresh rates below 60Hz when not required.
Oppo is keen to highlight the customisable AI button on the side of its phones, as well as a camera shutter button.
Talking of cameras, the Oppo Find X9 gives you a triple 50Mp set-up, while the Pro model swaps in a 200Mp telephoto camera. Both retain their Hasselblad branding, and there’s an optional lens extension that requires a special case.
Essentially, we’re talking about a pair of very well-specced flagship phones, both of which have a sharp industrial design with IP69 certification. Watch out, Google.
