Oppo has revealed key details of its upcoming Find X9 Ultra flagship just days before its official launch, signalling an aggressive push into the premium Android market.

At the core of the device is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Ultra chipset, paired with Oppo’s in-house ‘Tide Engine’, which the company claims can sustain 144Hz frame rates in demanding mobile games.

That performance focus is matched by a 2K display using X3 luminescent material, offering a 144Hz refresh rate and brightness that can drop to just 1 nit for low-light viewing. Oppo is also touting pixel-level gamma correction and eye comfort controls.

Battery capacity is another standout, with a 7,050mAh cell supported by silicon-carbon anode technology and a proprietary energy chip. Fast charging is equally ambitious, with 100W wired and 50W wireless support.

Oppo is also adding a satellite communication chip, enabling calls and texts in areas without traditional network coverage, though availability may vary by region.

Durability appears to be a priority, with IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings, alongside SGS five-star certification for drop and shock resistance. Additional features include dual stereo speakers, a bionic vibration motor and reinforced ‘crystal shield’ glass.

While pricing and Australian availability remain unconfirmed, Oppo is positioning the Find X9 Ultra as a top-tier contender for 2026. More details are expected at launch, where it will debut alongside the Find X9S Pro.