THEOPPO Find X8 Ultra, next to Official launch in China on April 10, recently obtained the TENAA certification. This has allowed us to discover important details regarding the design and technical specifications of the standard PKJ110 model, while a second variant, called PKU110, will introduce satellite communication.
OPPO Find X8 Ultra: Certification Confirms Design and Specs, Coming April 10+
According to TENAA documentation, the Find X8 Ultra has dimensions of 163,09 x 76,8 x 8,78mm and a weight of 226 gramsThe device is equipped with a large 6,82-inch flat OLED screen, with a resolution of 3168 x 1440 pixels (2K+) and a 120Hz refresh rate, thus offering smooth and detailed images.
On the photographic front, the smartphone includes a front 32 megapixel camera for high-quality selfies. The rear, however, houses a system four 50 megapixel sensors, completed by one 2 megapixel auxiliary lens, probably a multispectral unit. This is an advanced configuration that aims to offer superior photographic performance.
The Find X8 Ultra is expected to be powered by a 4,35GHz processor, probably the Snapdragon 8 Elite. Memory options RAM includes 12GB and 16GB variants, While the Internal memory ranges from 256GB to 1TB, depending on the model chosen. The smartphone will use Android 15 with ColorOS interface and will have a dual-cell battery. While TENAA lists a capacity of 2985mAh for one of the cells, the total capacity of the battery has been confirmed as 6100mAh. Additionally, the Find X8 Ultra will support a 100W fast wired charging and 50W magnetic wireless charging.
The recent camera leaks add further allure to the device, revealing a 50MP quad setup that includes a Sony LYT-900 main sensor with optical image stabilization (OIS), a Samsung JN5 ultra-wide angle, a Sony LYT-700 periscope lens with 3x zoom and a Sony LYT-600 with 6x zoom.
The device will also include an under-screen ultrasonic fingerprint sensor and an IR emitter. It will be available in three elegant colorways: Starry Black, Moonlight White and Morning Light.
We just have to wait until April 10th to find out more details.
