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| The Oppo Find X9s Pro has two 200MP cameras and one 50MP camera on the back. |
Following the global debut of the Find X9 Ultra and the Find X9s, Oppo has officially launched the high-performance Find X9s Pro, which steps up the display and camera capabilities over the vanilla X9s model. Aimed at power users and mobile photography enthusiasts, this new mid-cycle refresh packs some serious hardware that blurs the line between “Pro” and “Ultra” – all while keeping a relatively compact footprint.
A Compact Powerhouse with a Premium Feel
The Oppo Find X9s Pro features a 6.32-inch 1.5K OLED display with a buttery-smooth 144Hz refresh rate – a noticeable bump over the standard 120Hz found on many flagships. Oppo has protected the panel with its in-house Crystal Shield glass, promising improved drop and scratch resistance. Despite the robust build, the phone weighs just 200 grams and measures only 8.40mm thin, making it surprisingly pocketable for a device with this much firepower.
Under the hood, the Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 SoC, paired with up to 12GB LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. While the chipset isn’t Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon, early benchmarks suggest the Dimensity 9500 holds its own in both daily tasks and gaming. The real story, however, lies in the battery and charging department.
Battery and Charging: A Major Upgrade
The 7,025 mAh battery is the same capacity as the Find X9s, but Oppo has delivered a major upgrade here – 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging, neither of which is available on the vanilla model. For context, the standard X9s tops out at slower wired speeds and completely omits wireless charging. The Pro’s 80W wired solution can likely top up that massive cell in well under an hour, while 50W wireless brings it in line with top-tier flagships.
Additionally, the Find X9s Pro carries the same top-tier IP68/IP69 ratings as the more expensive Find X9 Ultra, meaning it can handle dust, immersion, and even high-temperature water jets. An ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner provides fast and secure unlocking, even with wet fingers.
Camera System: Two 200MP Sensors Steal the Show
The Pro’s camera system is its true centerpiece, featuring a massive resolution jump for telephoto photography. Oppo has equipped the Find X9s Pro with not one but two 200MP Samsung sensors on the rear, unlocking Ultra-level versatility at a lower price point. Here’s the full breakdown:
- Main: 200MP Samsung HPE (f/1.8) with OIS – delivers high-resolution wide-angle shots with excellent detail.
- Telephoto: 200MP Samsung HP5 (f/2.6) with OIS, 2.8x optical zoom, and a periscope lens structure. This is the first time a 200MP telephoto has appeared in this segment.
- Ultra-wide: 50MP Samsung JN5 (f/2.0) with a 120° field of view.
- Front: 32MP Sony IMX615 (f/2.4) for sharp selfies and crisp video calls.
The telephoto system also supports a unique Hasselblad teleconverter kit (available separately for approximately ¥1,299) that attaches to the periscope lens for extreme zoom capabilities – think concert stages, wildlife, or sports from the stands. While the kit is an extra purchase, it hints at Oppo’s ambition to turn the Find X9s Pro into a serious mobile photography tool.
Pricing, Colors, and Global Availability
The Oppo Find X9s Pro is available in four striking colors: Wind Rider Blue, Energetic Orange, Native Titanium, and Free White. The orange variant, in particular, features a vegan leather finish for extra grip and a distinctive look.
In China, the Find X9s Pro starts at ¥5,299 – roughly $777 USD or €660 based on current exchange rates. That positions it aggressively against rivals like the Xiaomi 15 Pro and the upcoming OnePlus 13. However, it’s unclear if the Oppo Find X9s Pro will get a global launch like its siblings (the Find X9 Ultra and X9s have already been confirmed for international markets). Western fans may need to wait for an official announcement from Oppo’s global division.
For those in China who want to grab one immediately, you can check the official Oppo shop for the Find X9s Pro here – though note that the site is currently in Chinese, and international shipping may not be available.
Final Take: A Pro Without Compromises?
The Oppo Find X9s Pro successfully carves out a niche between the vanilla X9s and the ultra-premium X9 Ultra. You get the same IP ratings as the Ultra, a higher refresh rate display than the base model, and a camera system that – at least on paper – rivals dedicated zoom cameras. The 200MP telephoto is a bold move, and the addition of 80W wired plus 50W wireless charging makes the large 7,025 mAh battery far more practical.
If Oppo brings this device to global markets at a competitive price, it could become one of the most talked-about smartphones of the year. For now, Chinese consumers are the first to experience what might be the most versatile “Pro” phone of 2026. Stay tuned for a full review once international units become available.
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| The Oppo Find X9s Pro is available in Wind Rider Blue, Energetic Orange, Native Titanium, and Free White |