Oppo Find X10 flagship series to launch globally on October 21

Oppo will launch its flagship Find X10 smartphone series globally on October 21 at an event in Mallorca, Spain.

The new lineup, which includes the standard Find X10 and the high-end Find X10 Pro Max, leans heavily into high-resolution mobile photography and massive battery capacities.

What are the camera specifications?

The headline feature is the camera hardware, built in partnership with Swedish optics brand Hasselblad. Oppo is introducing a dual 200-megapixel camera setup on the standard Find X10. The Find X10 Pro Max goes a step further, boasting a triple 200-megapixel array that puts identical ultra-high-resolution sensors behind its wide, ultrawide, and telephoto lenses.

Oppo says this setup is designed to prevent the typical drop-off in image quality that happens when switching between zoom levels. Both models run on the company’s new LUMO True Image Engine, which works with a dedicated True Color Camera to produce natural skin tones and realistic contrast instead of the heavily processed, over-saturated look common in modern smartphones.

On the video side, both devices support 8K recording at 30 frames per second and 4K at a high-speed 120 frames per second across all their rear cameras. They also feature a shooting mode called Open Gate Capture, which records using the full height and width of the sensor. This allows creators to crop footage into vertical or horizontal formats in post-production without losing detail.

What processor and battery do they use?

Under the hood, the standard Find X10 runs on MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600M processor. The Pro Max upgrades to the Dimensity 9600 Pro, a chip built on a power-efficient 2-nanometre process.

To keep these power-hungry chips running, Oppo has packed both devices with high-density silicon-carbon batteries. The global models will feature an 8,000mAh battery, though selected markets—including Europe—will receive a slightly smaller 7,150mAh cell. Oppo claims the battery will comfortably last for two days of typical use and is engineered to retain more than 80% of its health after five years of daily charging.

What is the design and software?

Visually, the series updates Oppo’s minimalist design with a single piece of sculpted glass on the back that curves smoothly around the camera housing. The Pro Max model in Luna White takes design cues from vintage analog cameras, combining a textured, fabric-like finish with a knurled metal ring around the lens.

The phones will ship with ColorOS 17, which introduces a revised user interface and an on-device AI system called Mind Pilot. Oppo says the software is capable of processing multi-step tasks by directly scanning files and photos on the device.

Oppo has not yet shared pricing or regional release schedules. Those details, along with final regional specifications, will be confirmed on stage during the October 21 launch.