OPPO is preparing to launch its new Find X9 series next month, in November, and even before the launch, the series' biggest highlight has been revealed—its battery performance. This time, the company has introduced a battery that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. This technology could even surpass major brands like Samsung and Apple.
This series will include two models—the OPPO Find X9 and the OPPO Find X9 Pro. Both phones feature OPPO's own fourth-generation silicon-carbon negative electrode technology, which offers higher capacity and longer battery life than traditional batteries.
The Find X9 Pro features the company's largest Glacier battery to date, with a capacity of 7500 mAh. After a 5-hour battery test, it still had 64% power remaining, and the phone achieved a record 9 hours and 30 minutes of continuous use.
This performance surpasses phones with 8000 mAh batteries, making it the flagship device with the longest battery life on the market.
The Find X9 also offers excellent battery performance. It packs a 7025 mAh battery, which remained at 59% power after a 5-hour test. This phone also lasted 8 hours and 23 minutes, a remarkable achievement in its segment.
Both phones feature a Dimensity 9500 processor and support 80W wired and 50W wireless charging. They're also quite slim in design—the Find X9 Pro is only 8.25 mm thick.
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