The key fact from recent leaks is that the Oppo Find X9 Ultra is reported to feature a 7,050mAh battery. This comes from a tipster post shared on X by Yogesh Brar, as covered in reports dated around February 11-12, 2026. Multiple tech sites reference this same detail from prototypes undergoing testing.
Earlier hints from Oppo’s side, including comments by product manager Zhou Yibao on Weibo in December 2025, pointed to a capacity well over 7,000mAh, with the company policy stated as “no 7,000mAh, no flagship” for 2025 and beyond. That set expectations high, but the latest specific number lands at 7,050mAh.
For context on the Find X9 series:
- The standard Find X9 has a 7,025mAh battery.
- The Find X9 Pro packs 7,500mAh.
- The previous Find X8 Ultra used 6,100mAh.
So the Ultra model’s rumored 7,050mAh sits below the Pro but above the prior Ultra generation. Reports also mention support for 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.
Other linked specs in the same leaks include a possible 6.82-inch 2K AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, and a quad-camera setup (often tied to Hasselblad tuning with high-res sensors like 200MP main).
The phone is expected to launch in China around March 2026, with potential global availability later in the year.
Oppo Find X9 Ultra Battery Leak Points to 7,050mAh Capacity
Oppo Find X9 Ultra Battery Size Surfaces in Latest Leak
Oppo’s upcoming flagship, the Find X9 Ultra, continues to draw attention as launch approaches. A new report has filled in one key missing piece: the battery capacity.
Specific Battery Detail from Recent Leak
Tipster Yogesh Brar shared via X that prototypes of the Find X9 Ultra carry a 7,050mAh battery. This figure comes amid ongoing public testing of the device.
The number aligns with Oppo’s earlier position that flagships starting from this generation would not ship without at least 7,000mAh. Company statements from late 2025 emphasized strong battery performance as a priority.
Compared to siblings in the Find X9 lineup, the Ultra’s capacity falls short of the Pro model’s 7,500mAh but edges past the standard model’s 7,025mAh. It also marks a clear step up from the Find X8 Ultra’s 6,100mAh.
Charging remains consistent with recent reports: expect 80W wired and 50W wireless options.
Broader Context on the Device
Leaks have painted a picture of a high-end phone focused on performance and imaging.
- Processor: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (differentiating it from the Dimensity 9500 in non-Ultra variants).
- Display: Likely a 6.82-inch 2K resolution AMOLED panel at 120Hz.
- Camera: Quad rear setup, with emphasis on Hasselblad collaboration and high-resolution sensors.
Oppo aims for a March 2026 debut in China, followed by wider release.
