Oppo has revealed that its upcoming Find X9 Pro will offer an optional imaging kit developed in collaboration with Hasselblad. The announcement, made by Oppo’s Find Series Product Lead Zhou Yibao on Weibo, clarifies that the kit seen in earlier leaked images differs from the final product. This dedicated Hasselblad accessory is designed to enhance the photography and videography experience for the Pro model, providing users with professional-grade imaging capabilities.
Interestingly, Oppo is also offering accessories for the standard Find X9 model, including video-focused tools, marking a first for the brand. Typically, such add-ons are reserved for the Pro or Ultra versions, but Oppo’s move ensures that even the vanilla variant benefits from enhanced functionality.
The Find X9 Pro comes equipped with a 7,500mAh battery and measures 8.25mm in thickness, while the standard Find X9 houses a 7,025mAh battery. Both devices are expected to feature the thinnest bezels ever seen on an Oppo phone, providing a sleek and immersive display experience. The devices will run ColorOS 16 based on Android 16, ensuring users get the latest software improvements and features.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Series Receives Second One UI 8 Beta
Meanwhile, Samsung Galaxy S23 series users are receiving the second One UI 8 Beta update, following last week’s initial release. The update, currently rolling out in India and South Korea, is expected to expand to additional regions soon.
The One UI 8 Beta 2 update is roughly 500MB in size and includes the September 2025 Android security patch along with several bug fixes. Users enrolled in the beta program can manually check for the update via Settings > Software Update. This rollout ensures Galaxy S23 owners can experience Android 16 features while enjoying a more stable and refined One UI interface.
Both Oppo and Samsung continue to focus on enhancing user experience, whether through professional photography tools or timely software updates, keeping their flagship devices competitive in 2025.
