Oppo Find X9 may be available with an optional hasselblad photography kit in ultra launch

Oppo launched X9 Ultra May later this year. The smartphone is expected to succeed Oppo Find X8 Ultra, including five rear cameras, including two telephoto shooters. The upcoming Find X9 Ultra will probably come with advanced camera features on the current model. This is expected to sports a 200-megapixel main camera and double periscope shooters. A tipster now claims that the handset can support an additional photography kit, which is created by Hasselbad. Meanwhile, Oppo is also asked to develop charging techniques like a magsef for their phone.

Oppo Find X9 Ultra Haseld can launch with photography kit

According to a Weibo Post by Tipster Digital Chat Station, Oppo Find X9 series will be facilitated New Hasselblad-supported imaging technologies. Oppo and Hasselblad recently confirmed that they are expanding their partnership for a next-gene mobile imaging system. Therefore the lineup may include support for the Husselblad-supported external lenses such as Sellad imaging accessories.

We have noticed that Chinese OEMs offer an external, alternative photography kit, which is the choice of Vivo X200 Ultra and Xiaomi 15 Ultra. While X200 Ultra gets Zeiss-supported external lenses, Xiaomi 15 Ultra comes with a leica-supported photography kit.

The previous leaks claimed that the Oppo Find X9 Ultra could come up with a quad rear camera unit, including two 200-megapixels and two 50-megapixel periscope shooters with adjustable focal lengths. The phone is expected to get a Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 SoC. Like other rumored models in the series, the ultra variant can sports a flat 1.5K display.

In particular, tipster also claimed that Oppo can work on a magsafe-style magnetic wireless charging System for its phone. The system is expected to support the 50W airwalk charging and the rear panel features a 0.2 mm magnetic ring, which is said to not affect charging speed efficiency. The facility is expected to be unveiled soon, but Tipster did not specify the launch timeline.