OPPO Find X10 series design officially revealed, China launch confirmed for September 22nd
After teasing the key camera, display, and chipset details for several weeks, OPPO has finally revealed the design of the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max, along with the China launch date. While the phones retain the squarish camera module design from the Find X9 series, OPPO has made noticeable changes to the rear and introduced a range of new colour shades.
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OPPO Find X10 series debuting in China on September 22nd
The OPPO Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max are landing in China on September 22nd, with pre-reservations already live in the country. The OPPO Watch S2 and Enco X4 are also confirmed to tag along, adding to OPPO’s growing ecosystem of devices.
As for the India launch, while OPPO has confirmed nothing, a recent tip suggests the OPPO Find X10 series could launch here by the end of October. These phones could be priced between Rs 90,000 and Rs 1,50,000.
OPPO Find X10 series design detailed ahead of launch
The OPPO Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max will feature Warm Orange, Moon White, Ice Blue, and Light Titanium colourways. While the rounded corners are retained from the Find X9 series, the camera design has received iterative updates. For instance, the standard Find X10 gets a different shade at the top portion compared to the rest of the rear panel, while the Find X10 Pro Max gets a dedicated plateau for the fourth camera and LED flashlight just beside the square camera module, giving it a distinct look.
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Up front, the Find X10 is confirmed to sport just 0.99mm symmetrical bezels, while the Find X10 Pro Max gets 1.15mm bezels, just like the OnePlus 15.
OPPO Find X10 series specifications: what we know so far
Starting with the cameras, the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max is confirmed as the world’s first phone with triple 200MP rear cameras, including a 200MP primary camera, 200MP ultrawide lens, and a 200MP periscope with 3x optical zoom. On the other hand, the Find X10 is also set to feature 200MP main and periscope cameras, while the ultrawide may be limited to 50MP. Just like the Find X9 series, both phones could get telephoto converter lens support.
Both models get the Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Original Camera setup along with the LUMO computational photography pipeline, built around a second-generation Danxia colour restoration lens that pulls in light and colour data across 24 sampling channels.
Besides that, the phones could gain 8,000mAh batteries paired with 80W fast charging support, while MediaTek’s upcoming flagship chipsets will power both phones, likely the Dimensity 9600 and Dimensity 9600 Pro, which could be unveiled during MediaTek’s upcoming launch event on September 15th.
If you’ve been wanting a full-fledged flagship camera smartphone, waiting for either the OPPO Find X10 or Find X10 Pro Max could be worth it. While reviews still need to go live, the specs revealed so far suggest these phones could appeal to content creators, photographers, and power users. Users of the Find X8 or older models will likely see substantial improvements in camera performance and battery life. Those with the Find X9 could consider upgrading mainly for the advanced camera system or if their current device is showing its age.
