OPPO Find X10 Inspired by iPhone, Officially Revealed for the First Time

OPPO has officially confirmed that its new Find X10 series will debut in China during this month.

The initial information shared by the company offers a close look at the design and, above all, the technical specifications of a camera system that promises top-tier performance.

Through well-targeted previews, the manufacturer has revealed the main hardware features, confirming the intention to compete at the top of the mobile market thanks to a solid partnership with longstanding names in photography.

OPPO Find X10, the Series Arrives in September

The first glimpse of what the new device will be like arrived via the popular social network Weibo. The company executive Zhuo Shijie posted some details showing the rear panel and the camera module of OPPO Find X10 and the higher-end Find X10 Pro Max.

The appearance of the rear chassis, which for some stylistic choices seems to approach the aesthetics of Apple's devices, faithfully mirrors the renders that had leaked online over the past weeks.

The arrangement of the elements and the lines of the camera block immediately signal the devices' multimedia focus. The company has assured that in the coming days further details on these formal and construction aspects will be released.

Powerful Sensors and the Hasselblad Signature

The true strength of the series undoubtedly lies in image and video capture. According to statements from the executives, the new devices will debut the technology named Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Native Camera.

This novel solution has been developed to ensure shots characterized by natural colors, a marked improvement in sharpness, and a more realistic handling of lighting and chiaroscuro. Entering into detail, the standard OPPO Find X10 will feature a rear configuration with a triple camera setup equipped with two 200 MP sensors.

For those seeking even more extreme performance, the Find X10 Pro Max will raise the bar further by including three rear cameras, all equipped with 200 MP sensors. This architecture is the result of the deep collaboration between the smartphone maker and the renowned Swedish photography brand Hasselblad.

Color Management and Display Quality

Beyond pure resolution, OPPO has worked hard on color fidelity. The upcoming smartphones will integrate a second-generation Danxia lens, accompanied by a dedicated sensor capable of supporting 24 sampling channels and pushing up to 15EV of dynamic range.

The entire camera system will also benefit greatly from the LUMO color science, a proprietary technology designed to optimize visual output in every environmental condition.

To complete the multimedia experience, official confirmations suggest that the series will use a new and high-performance OLED display produced by Tianma, ensuring that the quality of the photos taken can be best enjoyed directly on the smartphone's screen.