OPPO is accelerating the timeline for the launch of its next generation of flagship smartphones, aiming to unveil the Find X10 series already by the end of October globally.
The new models, Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max, are expected to be packed with hardware novelties, with excellent technical specs on the photographic and battery fronts, decisively advancing the timeline compared to the previous generation.
OPPO Find X10 and X10 Pro Max: an accelerated launch strategy
According to recent rumors from sources close to the industry, the company will initially unveil the new device family in China during September, before proceeding with international market debuts by the end of October.
This decision will allow the brand to tap into the strong autumnal demand, particularly in crucial commercial areas like India, where the official announcement will take place before the Diwali festival scheduled for early November.
It represents a clearly tighter timeline than in the past, considering that just a year ago the previous Find X9 and Find X9 Pro reached markets outside China only by mid-November.
True flagship specifications
The base device, namely the Find X10, positions itself as a smartphone with compact dimensions but absolute performance. Equipped with a display AMOLED of 6.59 inches, it offers excellent ergonomics for users who want a compact product without sacrificing raw computing power.
Inside the chassis is the new processor MediaTek Dimensity 9600. The camera department is also particularly well cared for, boasting a 200 MP primary sensor accompanied by two additional cameras of 50 MP, dedicated respectively to optical zoom and ultrawide shooting. The launch price for this variant should be around €850.
For the high-end tier, OPPO has conceived the Find X10 Pro Max, equipped with a large AMOLED display of 6.8 inches and powered by the most powerful processor MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro.
Battery life represents one of the major strengths of the device, thanks to an impressive 8,000 mAh battery capable of supporting the wired fast charging up to 100 W.
However, it is the rear camera system that captures the most attention. The configuration includes three 200 MP sensors each. The main camera uses an unprecedented Samsung ISOCELL HPC sensor with DeepPix technology, accompanied by a 200 MP periscope telephoto lens and a 200 MP ultrawide lens.
The price, according to leaks, is expected to be around €1,470.
