OPPO Find X9 Ultra coming in April: First to feature the most powerful 10x optical zoom telescope in history

The smartphone market is about to face a new round of intense competition in imaging after the Spring Festival. Based on the current industry pace, several flagship models in the OPPO Find series are poised for release in March and April.

As the opening act, the OPPO Find N6, a flagship with a large foldable screen, is expected to be officially unveiled in March. Following closely behind, the Find X9 Ultra, hailed as OPPO’s most powerful imaging flagship, is planned for a grand debut in April.

The Find X9 Ultra has spared no expense in stacking imaging hardware, featuring a dominant Hasselblad penta-camera system, including a 200-megapixel ultra-large sensor main camera, a 50-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, and a Danxia original color lens.

The most notable upgrade lies in the telephoto lens array. The Find X9 Ultra not only features a 200-megapixel 1/1.28-inch ultra-large sensor periscope telephoto lens, but also an additional 50-megapixel periscope super telephoto lens. This phone natively supports 10x optical zoom, breaking the previous Find X8 Ultra’s 6x optical zoom limit, making it the most powerful zoom-capable super-sized product in mobile photography history.

To push the telephoto capabilities to the extreme, OPPO also equipped the phone with a teleconverter lens with a focal length of up to 300mm. In actual shooting, this configuration can accurately capture minute details of distant buildings or portraits, making it a true telephoto marvel.

In terms of core configuration, the Find X9 Ultra features a high-quality 2K resolution flat screen, and its power core is the top-of-the-line Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Ultra flagship chip.

Currently, the Find X9 Ultra, with internal model number PMA110, has obtained network access permission. The new phone will be available in two configurations: a standard version and a satellite communication version. The satellite communication version will support Tiantong satellite calling, providing security for communication in extreme environments.