Oppo is gearing up to expand its flagship Android smartphone lineup in the coming year, introducing exciting new options for tech enthusiasts. Leaks suggest that the brand will be launching both S and Mini variants of its current series, which promise to build on the innovative MediaTek technology found in the existing Find X8 and X8 Pro models. Expect some intriguing updates, including a possible change in screen size and perhaps even a Satellite Edition for one of these variants.
The highly anticipated Find X8 Ultra is set to take the stage as Oppo’s top-tier Hasselblad-branded Android smartphone. According to whispers from a well-known industry leaker, Digital Chat Station, it could make its debut alongside Oppo’s very first Mini version of a flagship phone. This “Find X8 Mini” is rumored to sport a display measuring around 6.30 inches, directly competing with similar-sized models from the Vivo X200 series. Meanwhile, the anticipated X8S sibling is expected to feature a slightly larger screen of approximately 6.6 inches, along with a robust 5,600mAh battery, keeping pace with the X8 that hit the market earlier in 2024.
The X8S is thought to come in two variants, identified by model numbers PKH110 and PKH120, and one of them might be a Satellite Communications Edition—a feature that could set it apart from competitors. Enthusiasts are also buzzing about the potential inclusion of the Plus version of the Dimensity 9400 chip, which could give the X8S, X8 Mini, or both, an edge in performance, mirroring the formidable capability seen in the Find X8 and X8 Pro models already available in Europe.
Stay tuned as these upcoming releases promise to bring exciting features and enhanced technology, positioning Oppo firmly in the limelight of the smartphone arena for 2024.
