Key Takeaways
1. Vivo and Oppo are expanding their presence in Europe, but consistency across EU nations is lacking, with each country operating independently regarding product availability and pricing.
2. The launch of the Oppo Find X9 and Find X9 Pro showcased significant regional differences, with some countries, like Spain, offering attractive pre-order deals and promotions, while others, like Germany, face limitations due to legal issues.
3. Price variations for the Oppo Find X9 series exist across Europe, with Spain providing special discounts and bundle offers, making it cheaper compared to other markets.
4. Many Eastern European and Northern European countries lack specific product pages or promotions for the Oppo Find X9, highlighting disparities in market access.
5. Overall, Oppo and Vivo need to work towards a more unified EU market, as current conditions lead to confusion and missed opportunities for consumers in different regions.
So much for a common market. In 2025, Vivo and Oppo are more involved in Europe than before, but there’s still a long way to go for a consistent presence across all EU nations. Each country is still acting independently when it comes to the availability of top camera flagships like the Vivo X300 Pro, as well as pricing and pre-order deals.
Oppo Find X9 Launch Situations
This is especially clear with the Oppo Find X9 and Find X9 Pro, which made their debut last week at a big event in Barcelona. While the German Oppo site is inactive due to the Nokia patent lawsuit, the Austrian site at least has some product details, although ordering isn’t available yet. Sales of the new Oppo flagships in Austria are set to start only at the end of November.
Price Variations Across Europe
Things are more intriguing in the countries where the Oppo Find X9 and Find X9 Pro are already available for order. We looked through all the European Oppo websites and found some fascinating price differences. The official retail prices are €999 for the Oppo Find X9 and €1,299 for the Pro model everywhere, but some pre-order promotions and bundled offers make it cheaper in Spain compared to the Netherlands. Spain, in particular, is rolling out appealing launch deals:
In Spain, there’s a current discount of $120 with the SAVE120X9Pro code. Additionally, you can get either the blue or black version of the Oppo Watch X2 for free, which is valued at $349. This means you can effectively snag the Oppo Find X9 Pro for €830 instead of €1,299 if you also want the Oppo smartwatch at retail price. However, the downside is that shipping from the Oppo store is only available within Spain, and Amazon Spain currently lacks this promotion. According to Oppo Spain, the Oppo Find X9 Pro will be shipped in 11 days, so if you know someone in Spain, you could get your hands on it quite soon. This offer also undercuts the price for importing the Oppo Find X9 Pro through retailers like Average Dad, where buyers are looking at €1,150, including shipping.
Promotions in Other Regions
Currently, there is no discount code for France, but pre-order customers will also receive the Oppo Watch X2 for free with their Oppo Find X9 Pro, which will be shipped there shortly. We didn’t see any similar pre-order deals in the Benelux countries; the only offer was a bundle with free Enco Air4 Pro earbuds and the Supervooc 80W charger.
In Eastern Europe, we couldn’t find specific Oppo Find X9 product pages for countries like Hungary, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Croatia, or Poland, nor in Northern Europe. However, there’s an interesting pre-order offer in Italy. You can receive a $100 discount on the Oppo Find X9 Pro by signing up for their newsletter and choosing between two bundles—one with the Oppo Watch X2 or another with Enco X3i EarBuds, a case, and a power bank. In Romania, Oppo is providing an expanded bundle deal including the Oppo Watch X2, an 80-watt charger, and an aramid protective case for 6,500 lei, which is about €1,276. However, you can’t add anything to your cart just yet, as shipping will not commence until November.
Conclusion
Our quick look at Oppo’s various European websites highlights one major point: each nation is doing its own thing. There are different availabilities, various deals, and distinct online stores. Oppo still has a long way to go to create a unified EU market, and Vivo isn’t faring much better at the moment. The aftermath of the Nokia patent lawsuit has also played a role, resulting in the dissolution of entire teams in some countries. We hope that German Oppo fans will see pre-order deals as appealing as those currently seen in Spain and parts of Italy when the device is launched in Austria. Those in Spain can take advantage of the best deal in the EU, while others might want to consider importing from different regions. Alongside the Average Dad Shop in the UAE, Wondamobile is also offering the global model for €1,037, although it’s currently out of stock.
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