20 October 2026 · Zohaan Mobile Gallery
Oppo F9 Pro Price in Pakistan & Full Specs
Oppo F9 Pro: Price in Pakistan, Full Specifications & Used Buying Guide
Oppo F9 Pro Overview
The Oppo F9 Pro launched in India in August 2018 at Rs. 23,990 as the higher-memory version of the F9 — essentially the same phone with 6GB RAM instead of 4GB. The "Pro" badge was largely a regional branding choice: in several markets the identical 6GB hardware sold simply as the Oppo F9. Everything that makes the F9 appealing — the waterdrop notch display, 25MP AI selfie camera, dual rear cameras, and VOOC flash charging — is present here, with extra RAM for smoother multitasking. Discontinued for years, it trades in Pakistan only as a used phone. For buyers torn between the F9 and F9 Pro, the decision comes down to one question: is the 6GB variant worth the premium?
Design and Display
Identical to the F9: a 6.3-inch LTPS IPS LCD at 1080 x 2340 (19.5:9, ~409 ppi) with a waterdrop notch, Gorilla Glass 6, and a claimed 90.8% screen-to-body ratio. The gradient finishes — Sunrise Red, Twilight Blue, and Starry Purple with the diamond-pattern light play — look just as striking, and the Pro branding does not change the body at all: 156.7 x 74 x 7.9 mm, 169 grams, rear fingerprint sensor, vertical dual camera, 3.5mm jack, and microUSB port. If you put an F9 and F9 Pro side by side, only the Settings screen tells them apart.
Performance and Chipset
The same MediaTek Helio P60 (MT6771) 12nm octa-core chip with Mali-G72 MP3 graphics powers the Pro, but RAM rises to 6GB with 64GB storage (a 128GB storage variant was also listed), expandable via dedicated microSD up to 256GB. In 2026 that extra 2GB is the Pro's whole reason to exist: more apps stay alive in the background, Chrome holds more tabs, and the phone stutters less when switching between heavy apps like the camera and WhatsApp. It will not make games faster — the GPU is identical — but for everyday multitasking the 6GB Pro feels noticeably less constrained than the 4GB F9. Confirm the RAM in Settings, because some sellers label 4GB units as "Pro".
Cameras
The camera system is unchanged from the F9: a 16MP main rear sensor (f/1.85) with a 2MP depth sensor (f/2.4) for portrait bokeh, LED flash, and 1080p@30fps video, plus the 25MP Sony IMX576 front camera (f/2.0) with AI Beauty and sensor HDR. Expect the same results — good daylight photos, pleasing portraits, strong selfies, weak low-light performance with no night mode or stabilisation. There is no camera advantage to the Pro over the standard F9; you are paying for RAM and the badge, not better photography.
Battery and Charging
The 3,500mAh battery with VOOC flash charging (20W via microUSB) is shared with the F9, and the same rules apply: VOOC needs the original Oppo charger and cable, delivering roughly 2 hours of talk time from a 5-minute top-up and a full charge in about 75–80 minutes. On a used Pro, battery wear is the main variable — test real drain and insist on the VOOC charger in the deal. A Pro sold with only a generic charger loses the fast-charging advantage that justifies choosing the F series over rivals, so treat the charger as part of the phone's value.
Software and Updates
Android 8.1 Oreo with ColorOS 5.2, frozen there permanently. The software story is identical to the F9: end-of-life OS, no security patches, most apps still compatible today but with a shrinking runway. Install and log in to banking, JazzCash/Easypaisa, and other essential apps on the handset before paying. The 6GB RAM does not change software support — it only makes the existing software run more smoothly.
Connectivity and Extras
Dual nano-SIM with dual 4G VoLTE for Pakistani networks, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS with GLONASS/BeiDou, FM radio, USB OTG, rear fingerprint sensor, and face unlock. No NFC. As with the F9, test both SIM slots, biometrics, and VOOC charging with the original accessories on the actual unit you intend to buy.
Oppo F9 Pro Full Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Launch | August 2018, India (Rs. 23,990); discontinued |
| Display | 6.3-inch LTPS IPS LCD, 1080 x 2340 (FHD+), 19.5:9 waterdrop notch, ~409 ppi, Gorilla Glass 6 |
| Chipset | MediaTek Helio P60 (MT6771), 12nm octa-core 2.0GHz |
| GPU | Mali-G72 MP3 |
| RAM / Storage | 6GB / 64GB (128GB variant listed); microSD up to 256GB (dedicated slot) |
| Rear camera | 16MP f/1.85 + 2MP f/2.4 depth, LED flash; 1080p@30fps video |
| Front camera | 25MP, f/2.0, Sony IMX576, AI Beauty, sensor HDR |
| Battery | 3,500mAh non-removable; VOOC flash charge (20W), microUSB |
| OS | Android 8.1 Oreo, ColorOS 5.2 (no major OS upgrades) |
| SIM | Dual nano-SIM, dual 4G VoLTE |
| Biometrics | Rear fingerprint sensor, face unlock |
| Other | 3.5mm jack, FM radio, Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi ac, GPS, USB OTG |
| Dimensions / Weight | 156.7 x 74 x 7.9 mm; 169 g |
| Colours | Sunrise Red, Twilight Blue, Starry Purple |
Pros
- 6GB RAM — noticeably smoother multitasking than the 4GB F9
- VOOC flash charging with the original charger — huge daily convenience
- 25MP AI selfie camera and dual rear cameras with portrait mode
- 6.3-inch FHD+ waterdrop display with Gorilla Glass 6
- Premium gradient design; dedicated microSD slot
Cons
- Essentially a rebadged 6GB F9 — no camera, battery, or chip upgrade over the F9
- Android 8.1 end-of-life; shrinking app compatibility
- VOOC requires original charger and cable; microUSB port
- No night mode, no OIS, no 4K video; no NFC
- Some sellers mislabel 4GB F9 units as "Pro" — verification needed
Who Should Buy the Oppo F9 Pro?
The used F9 Pro suits buyers who want the best old-F-series experience: the selfie camera and VOOC charging of the F9 plus RAM headroom for smoother daily use. It is the pick for heavier multitaskers — people who keep many apps open — within the 2018 Oppo lineup. It is not worth a large premium over a 6GB-hardware F9 (same phone, different badge), and it is not for anyone needing modern software support or gaming performance. If a seller prices the Pro far above the F9, check the actual RAM first and negotiate.
Oppo F9 Pro vs Oppo F9: Is the Pro Worth It?
Put plainly: the F9 Pro is a 6GB F9. Same 6.3-inch waterdrop display, same Helio P60, same 16MP+2MP rear and 25MP front cameras, same 3,500mAh VOOC battery, same Android 8.1. The Pro's advantages are 6GB RAM (vs 4GB on most F9 units) and, in some listings, 128GB storage. In several markets outside India, Oppo sold this exact 6GB configuration as the plain F9 — so a "6GB F9" and an "F9 Pro" are the same device. Worth it? Only at a small premium: the extra RAM genuinely improves multitasking, but paying much more for the badge alone is poor value. Always verify RAM in Settings > About Phone rather than trusting the name.
Buying a Used Oppo F9 Pro in Pakistan: Checklist
First, verify it is actually a Pro: Settings must show 6GB RAM — a 4GB unit labelled "Pro" is just an F9 and should be priced as one. Second, confirm the original VOOC charger and cable are included and watch VOOC fast charging engage on the lock screen. Third, check PTA status by IMEI. Fourth, test battery drain over real use, both cameras with portrait mode, the fingerprint sensor, speakers, and both SIM slots. Fifth, install and log in to your essential apps — Android 8.1 compatibility is the long-term risk. Get a written receipt with the IMEI and confirm the 7-day check warranty on used phones.
Oppo F9 Pro Price in Pakistan
The F9 Pro is discontinued with no official new price in Pakistan (it launched in India at Rs. 23,990 in 2018). Used prices depend on condition, whether it is genuinely the 6GB variant, battery health, PTA status, and inclusion of the original VOOC charger. Our catalog figure from the October 2026 import is stale and is not a current market price. For the latest price of the unit in stock, contact Zohaan Mobile Gallery on WhatsApp at +92 305 8452080 or visit the Rahim Yar Khan store. Do not pay a Pro premium for a 4GB unit — verify first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Oppo F9 and F9 Pro?
RAM and branding: the Pro has 6GB RAM (64GB/128GB storage) while the standard F9 mostly has 4GB/64GB. Display, chip, cameras, battery, and software are identical.
What was the Oppo F9 Pro launch price?
Rs. 23,990 in India at its August 2018 launch. It is long discontinued, so only used prices apply in Pakistan today.
Does the F9 Pro support VOOC fast charging?
Yes — 20W VOOC over microUSB, but only with the original Oppo VOOC charger and cable. Generic chargers charge it slowly.
How much RAM does the F9 Pro have?
6GB RAM with 64GB storage (a 128GB variant was also listed), expandable via dedicated microSD up to 256GB.
Does the F9 Pro have USB-C?
No, it uses microUSB — even the VOOC fast charging runs over the microUSB port with Oppo's proprietary charger.
Is the F9 Pro camera better than the F9?
No — the cameras are identical (16MP+2MP rear, 25MP front). The Pro's advantage is RAM for multitasking, not photography.
Will banking apps work on the F9 Pro?
Most still work on Android 8.1, but the OS is end-of-life with no security updates. Test your banking apps on the handset before buying.
How can I verify a used unit is really the Pro?
Check Settings > About Phone for 6GB RAM. A 4GB unit sold as "Pro" is just a standard F9 and should be priced accordingly.
Where to Buy in Rahim Yar Khan
If you are looking for a Oppo F9 Pro in Rahim Yar Khan, talk to Zohaan Mobile Gallery before you buy. We deal in used mobiles, mobile exchange, and mobile repair, and we can confirm the exact unit, its condition, and the latest price.
- Chat on WhatsApp: +92 305 8452080
- Visit: Shop No. 6, First Floor, Iqra Plaza, Railway Road, Rahim Yar Khan 64200, Pakistan
- Hours: Monday to Thursday and Saturday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
- View the Oppo F9 Pro on our store
Note: this article is a specification and buying guide. The store listing may describe a specific used unit, so confirm RAM, storage, condition, and PTA status of the actual handset with us first.