Oppo Find X8 Ultra announced with improved dual 50MP periscope cameras | Infinium-tech
Today, Oppo unveiled its flagship phone for 2025 – Oppo found X8 Ultra – and it is refining all who made the X7 Ultra great. Tagging Oppo X8s and X8S+are discovered together, but we will tell you about them in a different story.
The design is good, the performance is up to the major standards of 2025, the battery is large, and of course, the cameras are improved. Let’s start with the body.
Oppo X8 Ultra claims feel that this is the thinnest flagship cameraphone that is at 8.78 mm (below 9.5 mm at its anterior). Despite the decrease in thickness, the new phone is difficult, packing both IP69 for dust and water resistance and packing both IP69 for water jets. Oppo SGS also claims five star drop resistance.
The display seems unchanged, which is not a bad thing. It is a 6.82-inch 10-bit Ltpo OLED panel with a 1–120Hz refresh rate, 3,168×1,440px resolution and peak of 1,600 NIT.
Continuing the specs thread, Oppo has upgraded Find X8 Ultra to 8-core Snapdragon 8 Elite SOC, packed with LPDDR5X-9600 RAM up to 16 GB, and up to 1TB of UFS 4.1 storage. The phone runs the Coloros 15 based on Android 15.
One of the important upgrades is the new 6,100mAh silicone -carbon battery – this is about 20% increase in size. The new cell supports the same 100W supercoke wired and 50W AirVooc wireless charging (also 10W reverse wireless).
Find X8 comes into ultra matte black, pure white and shell pink – all metal rail and glass panels with smooth, matte surfaces.
Oppo Find X8 Ultra brings two new physical control – a new shortcut button on the upper left of the phone and a new quick button on the lower right edge of the phone. The shortcut button can be adapted to the numerous of various tasks and apps, while the quick button acts primarily as a camera control. It looks similar to the one found on the Oppo Find X8 Pro.
Oppo upgrade two zoom cameras on Find X8 Ultra, kept the main shooter mostly unchanged, and downgraded the ultravide angle camera on at least paper. Finally, there is a new True Croma camera, which is used to analyze the color temperature of a visual, and in association with the Hasellad -tuned processing, distribute the exact skin tone under any lighting conditions – a feature displayed on a large scale during the launch event.
The main camera is a 23 mm f/1.8 unit with the same with 50 MP 1-inch Sony Lyt900 used in last year’s Find Ultra. It is the largest sensor used in a modern smartphone, and it’s some 63% larger than the main camera in the iPhone 16 Pro Max, and according to Oppo, 69% larger than the 200MP main imagers of Galaxy S25 Ultra.
Then there are two periscope zoom cameras, both have improved with previous genes. Short 3x has the same size Lyt700 1/1.56-inch 50mp sensor, but the lens is a 70 mm (2.8x or 65 mm) unit on a 70 mm (old one) unit with a very bright f/2.1 lens (Find X7 Ultra f/2.6). According to Oppo’s claims, the sensor is one to 105% larger in Xiaomi 15 Ultra’s 70 mm zoom, and the Galaxy S25 is 300% larger in 67 mm of ultra.
The 6x 135 mm telephoto zoom now has a large 1/1.95-inch Lyt600 sensor (1/2.51-inch x7 ultra) with a very bright f/3.1 (vs f/4.3) lens.
Ultravide seems to be inferior, however – it is a 15 mm F/2.0 lens and 1/2.75 inch Samsung JN5 sensor; The previous model had a 14 mm F/2.0 camera with a large 1/1.95-inch sensor. Finally, the upfront is the same 21 mm f/2.4 autofocating ultravide camera with Lyt506 1/2.74-inch sensor.
Behind the curtain, Oppo’s next-round hypertone image engine improves computational capabilities and in turn, demonstrated under the demand for light. AI tone is mapping for better depth and expansion (Oppo specifically says in backlit scenes), and the proxy engine enhances brightness and color information (Oppo claims 4x increase in data prosperity).
Thus, Oppo says that you are receiving the “holy trinity” of the lens in your pocket. But it does not end with photography, doubles X8 Ultra 4K with 120fps doubles the abilities, and it is now a dolby vision to boot.
Oppo Find X8 Ultra is taking shape to be a monster of a smartphone. Sadly, it is never likely to be out of China.
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