notes

The Blackview Shark 9 is a newer model with a significantly more powerful main camera and processor than the Blackview Shark 6. The Shark 6 has a slightly larger screen and a newer version of Android, but its other key specifications are a step down from the Shark 9. 

Comparison table: 

Blackview Shark 9

 vs. Blackview Shark 6

Feature	Blackview Shark 9	Blackview Shark 6
Release Year	2024	2025
Operating System	Android 14, with Doke OS 4.0	Android 15, with Doke OS 4.2
Processor	Unisoc T820 (octa-core)	Unisoc T8100 (octa-core)
RAM	8GB (with up to 16GB expansion)	Up to 12GB (with 12GB expansion)
Display Size	6.67 inches	6.88 inches
Refresh Rate	90Hz	120Hz
Main Camera	50MP (Samsung ISOCELL JN1)	16MP
Video Recording	4K at 30fps	1080p at 30fps
Battery	5,000mAh with 18W fast charging	5,000mAh with 18W fast charging

• 

  Blackview SHARK 9 Smartphone 8GB 256GB

  £143.69

  and more prices

  4.5

  (289)
• 

  Blackview SHARK 6 6.88-Inch 120Hz Display Unisoc T8100 Octa-core 4/8+128GB 16MP AI Camera 5G Smartphone 8GB+128GB

  £149.00

  and more prices

  4.8

  (20)

Blackview Shark 9

: Best for camera quality and performance

The 

Shark 9

 is the better choice for users who prioritize performance and photography.

• Superior processor: The Unisoc T820 processor is moderately stronger than the 
  T8100
   in the 
  Shark 6
  , and reviewers have noted the 
  Shark 9
   performs well for its price tier.
• Higher-resolution camera: The 50MP main camera on the 
  Shark 9
   significantly outperforms the 16MP camera on the 
  Shark 6
  , offering greater detail and better performance in low light conditions.
• 4K video recording: The ability to record in 4K resolution at 30fps is another advantage for photography and video enthusiasts. 

Blackview Shark 6

: Best for a larger, faster display

The 

Shark 6

 is ideal for users who value a bigger screen and a smoother visual experience for media and browsing.

• Larger display: The 
  Shark 6
   features a larger 6.88-inch screen compared to the 
  Shark 9
  's 6.67-inch display, providing more screen real estate.
• Smoother visuals: The 120Hz refresh rate on the 
  Shark 6
   offers a smoother and more fluid visual experience, which is particularly noticeable when scrolling or gaming.
• Newer Android version: The phone ships with the latest Android 15, while the 
  Shark 9
   runs on the older Android 14.