Oppo's massive 7,500mAh battery finally hits European shores on the Find X9 Pro, offering an unparalleled power experience in a flagship device. Unlike some other Chinese phones that suffer from reduced battery capacity when launched globally, Oppo has stuck to its guns with no compromise in terms of battery life for the new models.
The Oppo Find X9 boasts a 7,025mAh battery, which is still an impressive capacity on its own. However, it's the Pro model that takes the cake, boasting a whopping 7,500mAh battery. The author had the opportunity to review the Pro and was blown away by its battery life - even with the always-on display turned off, it lasted for three full days. When paired with the display on, it handled two use cases quite comfortably.
The reason behind this impressive longevity lies in the adoption of silicon-carbon batteries, which results in both phones being thinner without sacrificing any significant power output. This is a major win considering they are even slimmer than the iPhone 17 Pro.
In terms of camera capabilities, Oppo has certainly not let its design compromise on performance. The Pro model comes with a stunning 200-megapixel 3x telephoto lens and features impressive regular cameras as well - each having large sensors and fast apertures across the board. What's more, the Pro gets an optional telephoto extender lens accessory that can be used to enhance its already high-performance camera capabilities.
The phones are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip and come in Europe with 512GB of storage. They share similar aesthetics as well - both have rounded circle camera modules and flat-edged displays, albeit with slight variations between the Pro model and its standard counterpart (the Find X9's 6.59-inch display is slightly smaller than the Pro's 6.78-inch screen). Both devices come equipped with IP69 ratings and support 80W wired charging. However, magnetic Qi2 charging does not seem to be an option for these phones.
Last but not least, both devices are shipped with ColorOS 16 based on Android 16. The Find X9 can now be ordered in the UK and Europe - priced at £899/€999 (approximately $1,200), while its Pro sibling commands a higher price of £1,099/€1,299 (around $1,500).
The Oppo Find X9 boasts a 7,025mAh battery, which is still an impressive capacity on its own. However, it's the Pro model that takes the cake, boasting a whopping 7,500mAh battery. The author had the opportunity to review the Pro and was blown away by its battery life - even with the always-on display turned off, it lasted for three full days. When paired with the display on, it handled two use cases quite comfortably.
The reason behind this impressive longevity lies in the adoption of silicon-carbon batteries, which results in both phones being thinner without sacrificing any significant power output. This is a major win considering they are even slimmer than the iPhone 17 Pro.
In terms of camera capabilities, Oppo has certainly not let its design compromise on performance. The Pro model comes with a stunning 200-megapixel 3x telephoto lens and features impressive regular cameras as well - each having large sensors and fast apertures across the board. What's more, the Pro gets an optional telephoto extender lens accessory that can be used to enhance its already high-performance camera capabilities.
The phones are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip and come in Europe with 512GB of storage. They share similar aesthetics as well - both have rounded circle camera modules and flat-edged displays, albeit with slight variations between the Pro model and its standard counterpart (the Find X9's 6.59-inch display is slightly smaller than the Pro's 6.78-inch screen). Both devices come equipped with IP69 ratings and support 80W wired charging. However, magnetic Qi2 charging does not seem to be an option for these phones.
Last but not least, both devices are shipped with ColorOS 16 based on Android 16. The Find X9 can now be ordered in the UK and Europe - priced at £899/€999 (approximately $1,200), while its Pro sibling commands a higher price of £1,099/€1,299 (around $1,500).
I'm so hyped for Oppo's new flagships! 
The battery life is literally 
what I've been waiting for in a phone. 7,500mAh is no joke! 
And the camera? 
I mean, who needs more megapixels when you have that 3x telephoto lens? 
The designs are sleek too - those circle camera modules are giving me life! 
ColorOS 16 on Android 16 sounds like a solid OS update too. 
. And the camera capabilities? Absolutely insane 
! The 200-megapixel 3x telephoto lens is straight fire 
. I'm loving the design too, so sleek and slim 
. The fact that they're using silicon-carbon batteries to get those impressive results? Genius 
. And with the Dimensity 9500 chip, this phone is gonna be a beast for gaming and everything else 
. £1,099 might be steep, but if it delivers on its promises, I'm in 
!
It's crazy how Oppo hasn't compromised on battery life compared to other phones. They're like, "Hey, we've got this" 
. The design is sleek too, love the rounded circle camera modules 
️ I'm definitely getting the Pro model over the standard Find X9... who needs a smaller screen anyway?! 
This is super impressive! I mean, 7,500mAh battery in a flagship device? That's insane power! 
I'm loving the fact that Oppo didn't compromise on battery life when launching their new phones globally. It's about time someone prioritized battery life over other specs. 
And those cameras on the Pro model? Mind-blowing! 200-megapixel 3x telephoto lens is just wow... 
the battery life is insane! 7,500mah is like whoa. and the camera capabilities? mind blown 
. can't wait to get my hands on one and see how it performs in real life 
, I'm impressed by Oppo's commitment to battery life on the Find X9 Pro. 7,500mAh is a huge capacity and it sounds like it really delivers in terms of longevity. The use of silicon-carbon batteries seems like a game-changer here. But, £1,099 for the Pro model? That's steep even by flagship standards 
. I'm not sure if the extra £200 is worth the additional 200-megapixel camera lens and whatnot... that's just me tho 
. The cameras on these phones do look crazy capable though!