OPPO Find X9 Ultra shines in DxOMark's camera rankings, best in bokeh and zoom!

Camera testing laboratory DxOMark recently published the imaging rating of the OPPO Find X9 Ultra. As anticipated, it is among the world's best.

Find X9 Ultra's camera setup

One of the top 3 camera phones in the world

OPPO Find X9 Ultra camera rating at DxOMark

In particular, the OPPO Find X9 Ultra achieved a strong Photo score of 175 and a Video score of 161 for an Overall Camera Score of 170 points. It had the top score for Bokeh with 185 points and Tele with 173 points.

Overall, it is among the top 3 camera phones, together vivo X300 Pro (top 2) and the HUAWEI Pura 80 Ultra (top 1). It is statistically tied with the vivo X300 Ultra at number 3.

This ranking pushed the iPhone 17 Pro to the number 5 spot. If you are wondering, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is at number 20.

File photo: OPPO Find X9 Ultra full back design

According to DxOMark, it impresses with sharp detail, effective noise control, natural portrait bokeh, and strong zoom performance, delivering consistent results across most conditions. Its weaknesses mainly show in tougher scenarios like low‑light and HDR.

For photos, it offers accurate exposure, pleasing colors, and excellent texture detail, while video benefits from solid stabilization, wide dynamic range, and a good balance of texture and noise. Limitations include slower autofocus in dim light, some detail loss, and visible transitions between cameras

Generally, the Find X9 Ultra delivers premium imaging quality with only moderate drawbacks in extreme conditions.

To recap, the OPPO Find X9 Ultra highlights an improved Hasselblad camera system.

The phone features a 200MP main sensor, 50MP ultra‑wide, 200MP 3x zoom, and 50MP 10x zoom with quintuple prism periscope that covers focal lengths from 14mm to 460mm plus macro.

According to OPPO, this captures 890% more light than a rival's telephoto, plus advanced modes like Hasselblad Hi‑Res, RAW MAX, and 8K video up to 20x lossless zoom.

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