The OPPO Find X10 family has been spotted live: the image shows three “masked” devices, accompanied by an iPhone 17 Pro. The photo previews the possible design of the lineup and allows us to take a first look at the future top-of-the-line phones from the Chinese manufacturer — although the launch is still far off.
OPPO Find X10, X10 Pro and X10 Pro Max spotted live: here’s how the camera design will change
The alleged live photo shows OPPO Find X10, flanked by Find X10 Pro and the unreleased Find X10 Pro Max, the real star of the group. Almost certainly it’s a camera test, given Apple’s rival. All three phones are equipped with a heavy armor, designed to conceal the design from view.
Anyway, it is possible to begin deducing the series’ aesthetics, which at first glance appears very different from the Find X9 and X9 Pro style. The new camera module seems wider, with a rectangular (and protruding) island that occupies the entire upper portion of the chassis.
The cutouts on the cover allow us to glimpse three lenses and an LED flash, along with an additional unspecified module. It could be a multispectral sensor, an element that has found space also on the Find X9 series.
Unfortunately there are no images of the front: we can assume the presence of wide and flat displays, with slim bezels and a centered hole for the selfie camera.
What we know about the Find X10 series
The new flagship lineup should consist of three smartphones, with OPPO Find X10 Pro Max as the flagship model. According to the latest rumors, the flagship would feature a flat 6.78″ LTPO OLED display with a 1.5K resolution, a 165 Hz refresh rate, and LIPO technology for ultra-thin bezels.
The move would be powered by the new Dimensity 9600 Pro, MediaTek’s upcoming flagship chipset built on a 2 nm process. The camera setup would rely on a triple 200 + 200 + 200 MP configuration with a Samsung HPC main sensor, an ultra-wide, and a periscope telephoto.
The mid-range model, OPPO Find X10 Pro, would have the same display as the top variant and the same flagship MediaTek chipset. There would likely be differences in the cameras, while in terms of autonomy we should expect an 8,500 mAh battery with 100W charging.
To close the series, the standard OPPO Find X10, with a 6.59″ 1.5K (165 Hz) display and the Dimensity 9600 Lite chipset. The SoC would be an alleged “economy” variant built on a 3 nm process, a sort of Dimensity 9500 overcloccato. The battery would drop to 8,000 mAh, but there are no clues about charging.
All models would have an ultrasonic fingerprint reader, an IP68/IP69-rated body, and support for wireless charging.
