New real-life images showcase Oppo's upcoming Find X9 Ultra flagship with an innovative teleconverter system featuring a 300mm lens attachment - the longest focal length available on any smartphone.
New leaks from Chinese social media platform Weibo provide our first real-world look at Oppo's upcoming camera-focused flagship, the Find X9 Ultra, paired with a groundbreaking teleconverter accessory kit. The images confirm earlier rumors about Oppo's ambitious optical extension system designed to push smartphone photography boundaries.
The leaked photos reveal a comprehensive teleconverter kit consisting of three components: a protective phone case, a dedicated camera grip with physical controls, and the star attraction - a massive 300mm telephoto extender lens. This focal length represents the longest optical reach currently available in the smartphone industry, surpassing competitors' telephoto capabilities by a significant margin.
Industry tipster Digital Chat Station corroborated the specifications, noting the extender achieves this focal length through precision optics rather than digital cropping. What remains unclear is which of the Find X9 Ultra's dual telephoto cameras will interface with the extender. Previous leaks indicate the phone will feature a dual-telephoto setup combining:
- A 200MP sensor with 3x optical zoom
- A 50MP periscope-style camera with 10x optical zoom
The teleconverter kit appears designed around Oppo's signature flat-edge display design language, with multiple physical buttons visible along the right edge of the device. These likely function as shutter controls when using the camera grip accessory, mimicking DSLR handling characteristics.
This accessory ecosystem represents Oppo's continued investment in bridging mobile and traditional photography workflows. The modular approach allows users to maintain pocketability while accessing DSLR-level focal lengths when needed. Integration with Oppo's computational photography algorithms - particularly its Hasselblad-tuned processing - could potentially compensate for optical compromises inherent in such powerful magnification.
With an expected March 2026 launch, Oppo appears positioned to challenge Samsung's Galaxy S Ultra series and Xiaomi's partnership with Leica in the premium photography segment. The teleconverter kit's success will depend on optical quality retention and seamless software integration, potentially setting a new benchmark for accessory-enhanced mobile photography.
Images courtesy of GSMArena.com leaks
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