OPPO has officially announced that its much-anticipated Find X9 Series will debut in China on October 16, 2025. The lineup will include two flagship models – Find X9 and Find X9 Pro – both designed to push the boundaries of mobile photography. But the real star of the show is undoubtedly the Find X9 Pro, which will come with an exclusive Hasselblad Professional Camera Kit, taking smartphone photography to an entirely new level.

A New Era of Smartphone Imaging

Continuing its successful partnership with Hasselblad, OPPO is bringing professional-grade photography tools directly into the hands of everyday users. The collaboration focuses on blending Hasselblad’s legendary imaging expertise with OPPO’s cutting-edge mobile technology, offering a DSLR-like experience in a smartphone form factor.

Exclusive Hasselblad Professional Camera Kit

The Find X9 Pro will come with a specially designed Hasselblad camera kit that enhances creativity and control while shooting. This kit includes five premium accessories, all tailored to elevate your photography and videography experience:

• Hasselblad Professional Teleconverter: Extends focal length from 70 mm to 230 mm, providing 3.28× better optical zoom without sacrificing clarity.
• Magnetic Grip: Ensures a firm hold, ideal for long-exposure shots or stable handheld videos.
• Magnetic Protective Case: Designed to support and secure all magnetic accessories.
• Professional Phone Strap: Offers comfort and safety for extended shooting sessions.
• Hasselblad Magnetic Flash Ring Light: A detachable LED light that enhances portraits and low-light videos.

Together, these accessories transform the Find X9 Pro into a pocket-sized professional camera, perfect for photographers, vloggers, and creators who demand precision and flexibility.

Powerful Camera Setup

At the heart of the Find X9 Pro is a triple-camera system that promises exceptional performance in every lighting condition:

• 50 MP Sony LYT-828 Main Sensor – Captures lifelike colors and stunning detail.
• 50 MP Samsung JN5 Ultra-Wide Sensor – Ideal for landscapes, architecture, and group photos.
• 200 MP Samsung HP5 Periscope Telephoto Lens – Offers 3× optical zoom with OIS for crystal-clear distant shots.

The device supports 8K photo capture, 4K live photos, and 4K 120 fps Dolby Vision video recording, making it one of the most advanced camera phones ever made. Thanks to OPPO’s next-gen image processing and Hasselblad’s iconic color calibration, users can expect richer tones, better contrast, and balanced exposure – even in challenging lighting environments.

Performance, Battery & Software

Powering the Find X9 Series is the new MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, which delivers 33% faster graphics and 42% better energy efficiency than the previous generation. Both models will feature up to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB of storage, ensuring smooth performance for gaming, multitasking, and high-resolution content creation.

Battery life is equally impressive:

• Find X9: 7,000 mAh battery
• Find X9 Pro: 7,500 mAh battery with super-fast charging support

Both phones will run on ColorOS 16 (based on Android 16) and come equipped with OPPO’s Trinity Engine and an advanced cooling system for sustained performance during long gaming sessions or 4K recording.

Expected Price and Availability

While OPPO hasn’t disclosed global pricing yet, considering the Find X8 Pro launched in India at ₹99,999, the Find X9 Pro is likely to fall in a similar premium price bracket. The phones will first launch in China on October 16, followed by a possible India launch in November 2025. It remains to be seen whether the Hasselblad Camera Kit will be available outside China.

Why This Launch Matters

With the Find X9 Pro, OPPO is clearly taking aim at photography-focused flagships like the Vivo X300 Pro and Xiaomi 15 Ultra. Its combination of cutting-edge imaging, creative accessories, and flagship performance could redefine what a camera phone is capable of.

If OPPO delivers on its promises, the Find X9 Pro might just be the best camera smartphone of 2025 – bridging the gap between smartphone photography and true professional imaging.