Oppo to launch Hasselblad Professional Imaging Kit with Find X9 series: All you need to know

Oppo Find X9

Oppo is all set to launch its Find X9 series this week, and the company has already teased something special for photography enthusiasts. Alongside the Find X9 Pro, Oppo will introduce the Hasselblad Professional Imaging Kit, a set of modular accessories designed to take mobile photography to the next level.

The Find X9 series is expected to include two models — the standard Oppo Find X9 and the more advanced Find X9 Pro. The Hasselblad kit, however, is exclusive to the Pro model. Oppo shared details of the kit in a Weibo post, confirming it will launch in China on October 16, the same day as the phones.

So, what’s in the kit? It comes with a Hasselblad-branded teleconverter lens, a magnetic ring light, a magnetic handle, a magnetic protective case, and a professional shoulder strap. Most of these accessories attach to the phone using magnets, making them easy to snap on and off.

The ring light is designed for serious shooting, offering up to 700 flashes in a row and an illuminance of 2200 lux at half a meter. It also lets users adjust the colour temperature from 3000K to 9000K for perfect lighting in any situation. The magnetic handle attaches to the bottom of the Find X9 Pro and doubles as a physical shutter button, while giving a more comfortable grip for longer photo sessions.

The add-on lens is equally impressive. It boosts the phone’s zoom by 3.28 times, turning the 70mm telephoto lens into an effective 230mm focal length. Oppo has also promised improved XPan mode and Hasselblad colour styles, making the Find X9 Pro a compelling choice for mobile photographers.

It’s worth noting that these accessories are exclusive to the Pro model. The standard Find X9 will get video-focused attachments, though Oppo hasn’t shared the details yet.

With these professional-grade attachments, Oppo is clearly positioning the Find X9 Pro as a phone for serious photography fans, blending the convenience of a smartphone with the flexibility of a modular camera system.