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Oppo Find X9 Pro Gets AirDrop Support Following Pixel 10 and Galaxy S26

The walled garden falls further as the OPPO Find X9 series is spotted natively sending files to Apple devices via AirDrop

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Oppo Find X9 Pro in hand from the back

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Summary

  • Following Samsung, AirDrop support is rolling out on Oppo Find X9 Pro, bridging the gap between Android and iOS ecosystems.
  • The feature works directly through Android's default Quick Share menu, requiring no third-party apps or cumbersome workarounds.
  • Besides OConnect+, Oppo users can now use this method to seamlessly transfer files from Android to Apple devices or vice versa.
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Following the recent developments in the Android space, where both Google and Samsung have enabled AirDrop support for their latest flagships, Oppo seems to have followed suit. Hot on the heels of the Galaxy S26 series gaining AirDrop support, new evidence confirms that Oppo Find X9 is embracing native AirDrop support.

AirDrop Seemingly Works on Find X9 series now

The revelation comes from journalist Mehtab Ansari, who posted a video evidence of AirDrop support in action on the Find X9 Pro on X. The video showcases his Oppo Find X9 Pro smartphone effortlessly and seamlessly sharing files and photos with Apple hardware using the standard Android Quick Share menu.

Find X9 Pro AirDrop in action
Find X9 Pro AirDrop in action

Just like how AirDrop works on Pixel 10 series and Galaxy S26 series, the Quick Share panel on the Find X9 Pro can be seen natively populating Apple devices like the MacBook Air and iPhone waiting to receive files right alongside Android smartphones.

Although this isn't the only way to transfer files to Apple phones via Oppo phones. Oppo and its sister firms have had a not-so-seamless way of transferring files via OConnect for quite some time now. However, with AirDrop support now rolling out, most users wouldn't use it.

Oppo Find X9 Pro transferring files to an iPhone via airdrop
Image Credit: X/ @mehtababd
Oppo Find X9 Pro transferring files to an iPhone via airdrop
Image Credit: X/ @mehtababd

As for how it works, the overall process is similar to what's seen on Samsung and Google smartphones. When a file is sent from the Oppo phone, it triggers a standard, native AirDrop receipt notification on the Mac or Apple phone (considering it's set to "Everyone"). iPhones and Apple devices can receive files as the sender's name, with "Oppo Find X9 Pro" appearing with the standard Accept or Decline prompts.

Google had hinted at a wider rollout back when it announced the feature's availability during its launch on the Pixel 10. This development, alongside similar updates rolling out to other Android manufacturers, hits at a massive industry-wide push to finally roll out AirDrop support across all the supported Android phones.

Oppo Find X9 Pro Key Details

Processor
Processor
MediaTek Dimensity 9500
  • Arm Mali Drage MC12
Display
Display
6.78" (120Hz)
  • 1.5K AMOLED
  • LTPO
  • Dolby Vision
Rear Camera
Rear Camera
50MP (Wide-angle)
  • Sony LYT-828
50MP (Ultra-wide)
    200MP (Telephoto)
      2MP (Monochrome)

        OIS

        4K@120fps

        Battery
        Battery
        7500mAh (Lithium Ion)
        • 80Watt (wired)
        • Wireless Charging Supported
        • Charger in the box
        RAM/Storage
        RAM/Storage
        16GB (LPDDR5X)
        • 512GB (UFS 4.1)
        Front Camera
        Front Camera
        50MP (Wide)
        • SAMSUNG ISOCELL JN5
        • 4k@60fps
        Design
        Design
        Gorilla Glass Victus 2 (Front)
        • Glass (Back)
        • Aluminium Frame (Side)
        • IP66/68/69 (Dust and Water Resistant)
        OS
        OS
        Android (ColorOS)
        • 5 year(s) of OS Update
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