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With a November 18 launch date in India the Find X9 series arrives loaded with the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset ultra‑bright 120Hz displays massive batteries and Hasselblad‑tuned cameras, can it truly challenge the top tier?
Models feature the Dimensity 9500 chipset 120Hz AMOLED displays.
New Delhi: OPPO is targeting the premium Indian smartphone space with its new Find X9 series. Both the standard and Pro variants are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, paired with up to 16 GB of RAM and expansive storage options. The operating system will be ColorOS 16, based on Android 16. The combination positions the devices among the most capable Android phones heading into 2026.
Imaging is a major focus. The series brings the Lumio imaging platform tuned with Hasselblad colour science. On the Pro model expect a standout 200 MP telephoto lens alongside ultra‑wide and main sensors designed for high‑detail output even in challenging lighting. The standard model also offers high‑end optics, making photography and videography major selling points.
Both models feature a flat AMD display of approximately 6.78‑inches with a 120 Hz refresh rate and peak brightness reaching up to around 3 600 nits for impressive outdoor visibility. The battery capacities are large: the Find X9 offers about 7 025 mAh while the Pro stretches up to approximately 7 500 mAh. Fast charging is supported via 80 W wired (and expected wireless options), wrapped in a premium build with flagship durability credentials.
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With expected pricing starting above Rs 60 000 in India, OPPO is clearly vying for the premium market and challenging established models from other top‑tier smartphone makers. The Find X9 series will compete with the latest Galaxy S and iPhone models as well as high‑end Android flagships, making it a strategic launch for the brand.
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The question on many minds will be whether the Find X9 series can truly outperform existing flagship models. The specification sheet reads well: flagship chipset, massive battery, elite camera system. But strong specs alone do not guarantee success. To stand out, OPPO will need to deliver flawless real‑world performance, exceptional camera results under varied conditions and compelling value in a saturated premium price band. User experience, service support and ecosystem integration will also shape whether buyers accept it as a true flagship alternative. The challenge is significant but the reward could be game‑changing.
