After using the Oppo Find X9s as my primary device for the past week, I’m ready to share my thoughts on how this hardware holds up in daily use.
The immediate talking point is the form factor. The device integrates a substantial 7,025mAh battery into a slim 7.99mm frame without the usual ergonomic or weight penalties. Living with the Sunset Orange version, the frosted, velvety glass features a pink-orange gradient. It manages to resist fingerprint smudges well and feels secure in the hand thanks to flat edges paired with subtle contours along the frame. At 202 grams, it feels well-balanced given the sheer capacity inside.
3Early Camera Impressions: 50MP Hasselblad Optics
Oppo didn’t cut corners on the focal lengths here; you get a flagship-level 50MP triple camera system co-developed with Hasselblad.
- Main: Sony LYT-700 (1/1.56″, f/1.8, OIS)
- Ultra-wide: Samsung JN5 (1/2.75″, f/2.0, AF)
- Periscope Telephoto (3x): Sony LYT-600 (1/1.95″, $f/2.6, OIS)
Having a high-res 50MP sensor across all three rear lenses means the color profile and detail levels remain beautifully consistent whether you are shooting ultra-wide landscapes or zooming in on distant details. The 3x periscope is the real star so far—photos are incredibly sharp, and the 6x lossless digital crop holds up spectacularly well. Here are some camera samples.
For video shooters, the fact that you can record 4K 60fps Dolby Vision HDR on all lenses—including the 32MP front shooter —while seamlessly switching between front and back cameras mid-record is a game-changer for casual vlogging.
