OPPO has taken its newest flagship pair international. At an event in Mallorca on October 21, 2026, the company introduced the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max to global markets, and several European OPPO stores, including the UK, Germany and France, began taking orders the same day. The headline feature is easy to spot: the Pro Max uses 200MP sensors behind all three rear cameras, a configuration OPPO describes as an industry first.
The rest of the package is a broad refresh rather than a camera-only update. Both phones move to new MediaTek silicon, gain brighter displays with a wider colour gamut, and ship with ColorOS 17 out of the box.
Cameras built around 200MP sensors
The system was again co-developed with Hasselblad. On the Pro Max, the main camera uses a 1/1.28-inch ISOCELL HPC sensor that OPPO says it developed together with Samsung. Next to it sits a 200MP ultra-wide on a 1/1.56-inch sensor with a 124° autofocus lens. The third camera is a 200MP telephoto with an f/2.1 aperture that can focus from 10cm away, so it also works as a telemacro lens. The standard Find X10 has 200MP main and telephoto cameras plus a 50MP ultra-wide. Both models get a 50MP selfie camera.
Huge resolution usually means huge files, so OPPO now saves 26MP images by default across the zoom range from ultra-wide to 9.9x. Full 50MP or 200MP shots are still available in a dedicated Hi-Res mode. The new LUMO True Image Engine also changes the look of photos. OPPO says it cuts back on heavy sharpening, noise reduction and AI-generated detail and aims for more natural colour and contrast. An optional Hasselblad Teleconverter adds 3.28x optical magnification to the telephoto camera on either model.
Key specifications at a glance
- Chipsets: 3nm Dimensity 9600M (Find X10), 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro (Find X10 Pro Max)
- Displays: 6.59-inch (X10) and 6.78-inch (Pro Max) LTPO OLED, up to 144Hz, 3,600 nits peak, BT.2020 colour gamut, dimming down to 1 nit
- Battery: up to 8,000mAh silicon-carbon; European units ship with 7,150mAh
- Charging: 80W wired SUPERVOOC, 50W wireless AIRVOOC
- Video: 4K 120fps and 8K 30fps on every rear camera of the Pro Max; Dolby Vision, O-Log2 and Open Gate capture
- Durability: IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings
- European pricing: Find X10 from €1,300 (256GB) and €1,500 (512GB); Find X10 Pro Max €1,800 (512GB)
Price and the previous generation
European buyers should note the smaller battery in their region. GSMArena reports that both phones go from 8,000mAh in China to 7,150mAh in Europe. That is still a lot of capacity for a flagship, but it is a different figure from the one used in most launch coverage. In the UK the phones cost £1,100 and £1,250 for the Find X10 and £1,500 for the Pro Max. OPPO is offering launch bundles in the UK and Germany that let buyers choose the teleconverter kit, a smartwatch or a tablet, as well as trade-in bonuses.
The new models also cost more than the last generation. The previous Find X9 currently sells for about €1,000 with 512GB of storage, and the Find X9 Ultra is listed at around €1,700 in France. That puts the Find X10 Pro Max €100 above the Ultra. The vanilla model justifies part of that increase with clear hardware gains: 200MP main and telephoto sensors replace the X9's 50MP units, and the selfie camera goes from 32MP to 50MP.
What it means
The Find X10 series is aimed at people who choose a phone mainly for its cameras and video tools. Open Gate recording, Log profiles and support in Blackmagic's camera app show that OPPO wants serious mobile creators, not just casual shooters. For everyone else the main question is price. At €1,300 to €1,800, these phones compete directly with the most expensive flagships from Samsung, Apple and Google. If you shoot a lot of zoom or low-light photos, the Pro Max is worth waiting for reviews. If you don't, the discounted Find X9 still looks like the better deal.
