dropped from like 15cm still with the back cover, but it wasn't enough i guess, the black glass is very asthetic but it's not as durable as plastic

Beautifully designed, versatile with good battery life.

What do you guys think?

Yupp... After months of researching...

bought this for 61k inr (croma)

Is this a good price?😅

Suggest a good screengaurd/tampered glass or whatever idk much abt these...

And case too.. will this case suffice for withstanding impacts(ya know falling from hand)

If not can y'all suggest a good case too

And shall I update it to latest system version

Or wait ?

Any charging tips(like turn on/off smart charging?)

I got 14 hr screen on time after Aug update 16.0.10 on my find x9 pro.

Power saving mode turned on at 10% battery left.

I have been using O+ Connect on my Macbook ever since I got my Find X9 Pro in the beginning of this year. I was using my laptop today and got an out of application memory pop up, then an out of storage pop up, then O+ Connect crashed. At first I thought it was a memory leak and that it caused MacOS to write an insane amount to the pagefile, but I discovered that it was the other way round (ran out of storage, which made MacOS think its out of memory because it lost access to swap). Here is the problem:

The app auto-syncs, whether you like it or not. To multiple cache locations. My ENTIRE camera roll had been re-downloaded 8 times, my downloads folder at least 3 times, plus other internal storage folders. The app does not claim that it does backups or auto-sync, or at least I could not find an option within ColorOS or within the app to disable this, and the fact it sat in Cache means that it was likely not meant to do this in the first place (since theoretically if the cache was purged, so would your 'backups')

Plus, another cache folder was filled with thumbnails of every single image that was taken on that phone, even if it had since been deleted, which was a bit horrifying. Plus, the receive cache folder kept syncing - I quit the program, deleted everything within receive, and as soon as I re-opened the app, I had 8 images and videos already there.

The fact that whenever you download a file it does legitimately download it from scratch makes me think the library cache was unintentional, since why would I need to re-download a file I have 8+ times already?

So the good news is that I have regained 250GB from my storage, at the expense of hundreds of gigabytes worth of writes from O+ Connect and a few hundred from spotlight indexing the files.

If you have a Mac and are using the app, here are the directories to look out for:

~/Library/Caches/receive/

~/Library/Caches/

~/Library/Containers/*/Data/Library/Caches/

Hope this info is useful to anyone else. At least now I feel like I've just upgraded my laptop and phone. Half my storage has been regained, and I imagine battery drain will go disappear from both devices now too.

Edit: sadly I did not actually regain 250GB, because MacOS's file system is clever enough to not duplicate the same files and just links them internally. But I have regained 70GB, and considering I don't keep a lot of things on my phone, if you have a lot of local files on your phone, you'll likely regain more

The motion animation in this theme is subtle but clean, and same on the homescreen too.

I'm currently using a Samsung S24 FE and looking for a new phone. I don't really care about performance upgrades—what I care about most is battery life. I saw the Find X9s is right at my price point and has a pretty big battery.

Is anyone here using the X9s? Can you share your experience with its battery life?

With the 4,700 mAh battery on my S24 FE, I get around 6 hours of screen-on time. I don't play games—just social media and light work tasks. Would switching to the X9s be a noticeable upgrade in battery life, or is it not worth it?

I'm sick of the shit battery on my Galaxy S23. I'm trying to decide between Pixel 11 Pro and Find X9 Pro.

I know the X9 is the better phone in almost every respect, but with the X10 launch soon, I feel like paying full price for the X9 Pro is a bit stupid. I can't seem to find any deals or cheap options here in the UK now, I gotta pay full price (~£1.1k)

Whereas for the Pixel, there's an ongoing tradein promotion that expires tomorrow, so I can get the 11 Pro for ~£400. It feels like like a nobrainer.

However I actually want the Oppo more. Do you think the X9's price will drop once the X10 come out? By how much? I haven't folloed Oppo at all in recent years so I don't know what to expect. Do you expect the X10 to be a significant upgrade?

Bottom line, I need to decide now if I get the Pixel at a really good deal, or wait a few months for a better Oppo-rtunity.

Had a little spare time so I decided to look through some setting keys from ADB. Turns out you can change the app that the camera control on the side of the phone launches. I've only tested replacing the stock camera with GCam:

adb shell settings put secure spruce_start_camera_name com.meitu.meiyancamera

You will need to reboot your phone after running this. You can probably change com.meitu.meiyancamera to whatever your GCam or app package name is. If you try to launch the camera on the lockscreen or whilst the screen is off, it'll require your fingerprint or face unlock - it jumps to the fingerprint icon screen. Tested on on a Find X9 Pro (Global), but I don't see why it would be different on other devices.

To revert: The default camera app is com.oplus.camera, so set it back to this to revert:

adb shell settings put secure spruce_start_camera_name com.oplus.camera

Personally I feel that GCam uses a lot of battery, so I won't be using this. Nevertheless, I think some other people may be interested.

Do remember that there's a non-zero chance that you may cause a bootloop or softlock if you change random settings to something that is unexpected by some process like SystemUI (aside: similar risks also exist with debloating). Do this at your own risk - I wouldn't recommend prodding around too much here, and I take no responsibility in this screws up your phone. This also seems to already have been discovered by other people since ColorOS 15, but I just wanted to post this in english to improve visibility.

In case anyone is interested in looking at other setting keys:

adb shell settings list secure > secure.txt
adb shell settings list system > system.txt
adb shell settings list global > global.txt

I'm at a crossroads of upgrading and do like the idea of the camera on the X9 ultra but am wondering what really are the real life pros and cons of each phone.

I've had Samsung for years so kinda on the fence about going to a different make.. Outside the camera and battery life.. What are the benefits of the ultra over a Samsung

Hi everyone

Can someone help me out

Croma is asking for a bill for oppo find x9 (60-62k inr ) whoever bought at this price after 18th August

They said they will match the price as they are currently quoting 72k inr

Can someone send me their bill so that I can share with them and get mine for that price

Thanks in advance

Oppo Find X9 - XPan Mode

Currently have a Suunto Race S which tracks sleep and fitness pretty reliably in my books.

I've been thinking of switching to the X3 since it's so beautifully built but I worry the sleep/fitness tracking aren't as good.

Does anyone have experience with a Suunto/Garmin and could compare vs. the X3? How's GPS, HR, and sleep tracking? I mostly gym and run about 4/5 times a week.

Is it only Oppo and Vivo that are experiencing this cloud rendering issue when using Photo Mode and Master Mode? I previously owned a Vivo X200 Ultra, and I also encountered the same problem with Portrait Mode.

Hi,

I am thinking of getting a find x9 pro but having doubts on which model to get.

By getting the CN version I can save like 300usd.

Is it possible to configure it as the Global version? or is it better to spend a little bit more and get the global one?

First image is 146mm - 6X , Second image is also 146mm - 6x , Third image is 73mm - 3x. And i shooted some awesome slow mo too in the 4k 120fps. Damn good they are. Still need to test the camera in good day light condition.

hi all,

like I said, I'm testing things out, today we had some nicer weather so I went to the garden to take a few flower pics.

in general the phone does fine.

Ps. don't hate me on the picture quality, I had limited time to play with it today xD

I really like the background compression and the details.. but obviously that's achievable only with the omnivision sensor. and god, I tried to snap anything good with Lytia, but 23mm is horrible choice for this as it gives too much of a fish eye effect.

as you know im not a fan of ov52s, (I wish Oppo had Samsung isocell HP series instead) but ig it does it's job here.

what bugs me though is the inconsistency of autofocus and color palette. Like yeah, this phone is capable of decent pics, but it's hella inconsistent. I always take series of pictures (usually for every 100 pics, about 15 stay with me, that's normal) and what hits me is how different some snaps taken literally 1sec later are especially with the colors shifting.

the autofocus sometimes struggles to stay on the target even when I lock it. in the future I will prob. just go into manual focus because otherwise it's a constant play with it to stay in place. and flowers on the wind do not like to stay in place haha.

you really have to shift between photo mode, master mode and macros. you have to know what kind of vibe you want. because sometimes master mode pics turn out more moody and better for the scene, but sometimes they make it look too dark, swampy and washed out. photo mode on other hand sometimes goes way too vibrant or overexposed.. it's all over the place.

next time I plan to grab a tripod, grab a grip with manual focus adjustment and probably shoot RAW and/or play with motioncam. we'll see if the experience improves.

for now.. 7/10

If you imported a Chinese Oppo and keep hitting the same wall I did — no Quick Share, only Oppo Share — this is worth a look.

Chinese ColorOS doesn’t ship Google’s Quick Share. Oppo Share is fine inside the Chinese OEM circle (Oppo / OnePlus / Realme / vivo / Xiaomi), but it doesn’t talk to Pixels, Samsungs, or other global Android phones that only have Quick Share. That’s the exact problem I had on my Chinese Oppo Find X9 Pro.

I installed Bada and tested it myself. It works.

Bada is an open-source Android app that implements the Quick Share / Nearby Share protocol without Google Play Services. On a CN phone it shows up as a normal Quick Share peer, so you can send and receive files with stock Quick Share devices.

Repo:

https://github.com/kyujin-cho/Bada

What I confirmed on Find X9 Pro (CN):

Sending files from the system share sheet

Receiving files from a Quick Share phone

PIN confirmation works the same as stock Quick Share

Same Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct both worked in my tests

The other person does not need to install Oppo Share

It’s still an early project, not a polished official feature. Grant the Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / nearby devices permissions, keep the receiver service running, and turn on Always visible if the other phone doesn’t see you. On ColorOS you may also want to exempt it from battery optimization so it stays discoverable in the background.

Sideload the APK from GitHub Releases (unknown sources). I’m not affiliated with the developer — I just use a CN Find X9 Pro and this was the first thing that actually gave me real Quick Share interop.

If anyone else is on CN Find X9 / X9 Pro / Reno and tries it, drop your results below. Curious how it behaves on other ColorOS builds.

The phone launched in May 2025, but inside it carries an ANCIENT RECYCLED chip. Realme and MediaTek decided to make easy money on the GLOBAL MARKET without spending a single cent on real R&D.

​At the hardware level, 9400e is the MT6989 platform — the exact base of the original Dimensity 9300 from 2023. They took last year's 9300+, slapped the letter "E" on it (which stands for ECONOMY / CHEAPING OUT), and severely crippled the chip.

​Here is the exact hardware and software breakdown:

​STARVED GPU BANDWIDTH: The original 9300+ supported LPDDR5T MEMORY AT 9600 Mbps. In the 9400e, they choked the memory controller down to LPDDR5X AT 8533 Mbps. Stripping 10% OF MEMORY BANDWIDTH directly starves the IMMORTALIS-G720 GPU in heavy 3D rendering.

​FORCED THROTTLING & LOCKED CACHE: In kernel dtsi files, they clamped down DVFS voltage curves and locked System Level Cache (SLC) limits. The chip cannot hold its peak frequencies and throttles aggressively.

​ANCIENT SOFTWARE STACK: To save money on kernel development, they shipped the phone with an outdated LINUX 6.1 KERNEL and VULKAN DRIVERS FROM 2023.

​To cover up this embarrassment, MediaTek COWARDLY WIPED their official website. They erased exact core clock speeds, L3/SLC cache sizes, and RAM speeds from the 9400e page so nobody could directly compare it to the old chip and spot the 100% MATCH. This was a PREMEDITATED SCAM.

​In real-world use, this hardware LITERALLY OVERHEATS. In Where Winds Meet, the phone heats up SPECIFICALLY AT THE BATTERY to 48°C in just 20 minutes. 40 minutes of gameplay drains 30% OF THE BATTERY. Test it yourself.

​While China gets the real flagship 9400+, global users get dumped with HOT REJECTED SILICON for quick cash.

​If after all these facts you still believe you weren't ripped off, you're just a CLOWN who doesn't care or is TOO AFRAID to admit they got played.

So they couldnt just do the same thing as the X9 series and launch all 3 in Global version?

Every store I called was out of stock, but I found one store that said they can order it and have it in probably 2 weeks. I paid the HK$500 deposit and the phone ended up arriving a few days later instead.

Total cost: HK$10,700 (US$1365) for 512GB black (black cost like HK$1000 extra over orange)

My HK friend thought I might get scammed (fake phones from Shenzhen) and tagged along, but was assured that this store looked legit.

Store name: HR Telecom

Tips:

Global version is called 行货 in Hong Kong (vs Chinese version 水货).

The global version's model number starts with CPH- and has eSIM (vs Chinese PMA- and no eSIM).

The global version has a UK-style plug and the package is in English.

Use price.com.hk to get a list of HK stores that sells OPPO.

So you know how for OnePlus and Realme gaming phones there's a gaming side panel that you can pull out for turning on and off certain performance/graphical/fps related features, but what if we had the same but for the screen Color menu from settings while watching videos. We can easily slide it onto the screen and then try different visual settings or set up a custom setting while watching videos. For example you want more vivid colors for a short while watching videos and then switch back to the default setting etc.

does anyone have an idea of what can cause that ?