The Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max arrive across Europe and Asia with massive batteries, high-resolution camera arrays, and a £400 price jump.
Oppo has launched its newest flagship smartphone lineup across Europe, Asia, and other regions, introducing the standard Find X10 alongside a top-tier Find X10 Pro Max. As with earlier generations, the manufacturer does not plan to release either device in the United States.
The top-end Find X10 Pro Max went on sale at a starting price of £1,499 in the UK, roughly $2,000, Engadget reported. That is £400 higher than the launch price of last year’s Find X9 Pro, which the new phone supplants in the lineup. Oppo offers the device in a single configuration equipped with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. The standard Find X10 also stepped up in cost, arriving at £1,099 for the same memory and storage tier, matching what the previous pro-tier model cost a year earlier.
Camera upgrades and hardware changes
The Find X10 Pro Max features three rear cameras that all use 200-megapixel sensors, covering the main, ultra-wide, and 3x periscope telephoto focal lengths. By default, the camera system processes those high-resolution shots down to 26-megapixel images across its focal range. For zoom, the periscope lens can crop into the sensor to achieve 6x lossless magnification, and it supports macro shooting at a minimum focal distance of 10 centimeters.
Oppo shifted to a 1/1.3-inch Samsung ISOCELL HPC sensor for the main camera, which incorporates DeepPix technology aimed at expanding dynamic range in video. The lenses support open-gate video capture, Log recording, and Dolby Vision at up to 4K resolution at 120 frames per second or 8K at 30 frames per second. Oppo also added an updated image engine designed to produce more natural textures and colors by reducing aggressive software processing.
On the front, the phone carries a 6.78-inch OLED panel with symmetrical 1.15-millimeter bezels, a peak brightness of 3,600 nits, and an adaptive refresh rate reaching up to 144Hz in select games, TechRadar reported. Power comes from MediaTek’s 2-nanometer Dimensity 9600 Pro processor. European models include a 7,150mAh silicon-carbon battery, while models sold across the Asia-Pacific region carry a larger 8,000mAh battery. The device supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging on proprietary pads.
Design choices and base model specs
Oppo replaced its previous camera control clone with a programmable shortcut key called the Snap Key, while retaining an aluminum frame, glass back, and an IP69 rating for dust and water resistance. The phone comes in Lunar White and Titanium Grey color options. The company also brought back its detachable Hasselblad teleconverter lens system, though the mounting plate still blocks the secondary sensors when attached to the main camera.
The smaller Find X10 features a 6.59-inch display, a Dimensity 9500 processor, and a triple rear camera setup made up of two 200-megapixel cameras and a 50-megapixel ultra-wide shooter, TechRadar reported in a review of the baseline phone. Like its larger sibling, the standard model includes either a 7,150mAh or 8,000mAh battery depending on the region, along with matching 80W wired and 50W wireless charging capabilities. Both models run ColorOS 17 over Android 17.
What buyers get next
To offset the higher launch prices driven in part by component shortages, Oppo is offering promotional incentives in select markets. UK buyers can receive a £100 discount through 28 October, along with trade-in rebates of up to £250 for qualifying Oppo or OnePlus phones. Direct purchases also include a choice of a free accessory bundled in the box, with options spanning the Hasselblad teleconverter kit, the Oppo Watch X3, or the Oppo Pad 5 tablet. Australian availability and local pricing details have not yet been announced.
