Oppo has officially confirmed the design and launch date for its upcoming Find X10 series.
The company released official images early this morning, revealing four color options: Moon White, Warm Orange, Ice Blue, and Light Titanium.
The global debut is set for September 22.
Pre-reservations are already open in China, and the listing page confirms three models: the standard Find X10, the Find X10 Pro Max, and the Find X10 E.
Joining the launch are the Watch S2 and Enco X4.
What We Know About the Find X10 Series
Most of the internal specifications have already been made public.
The standard Find X10 features two 200-megapixel sensors—a primary shooter and a telephoto—while the Pro Max steps up to three 200-megapixel cameras covering the same triple-lens spread.
Both models share the Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Original Camera setup, built around a second-generation Danxia color restoration lens that pulls in light and color data across 24 sampling channels.
On the display side, Oppo worked with Tianma on a new OLED panel called Tiangong Screen 2.0 that cuts blue light exposure while improving low-brightness performance.
On the Find X10, the panel sits behind bezels measuring just 0.99mm on all four sides—the thinnest Oppo has managed on a Find series phone, down from 1.45mm on the Find X8 and 1.15mm on the Find X9.
It will have an 8,000mAh battery, and Oppo says the cell is rated to hold up over five years of regular use.
As for the chipset, the standard Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max have turned up on Geekbench under PMW110 and PMX110 model numbers, respectively.
The two use different silicon.
The Find X10 runs a MediaTek MT6993 chip—four cores at 2.70GHz, three at 3.50GHz, and a prime core up to 4.21GHz, paired with a Mali-G1-Ultra MC12 GPU—which lines up with the Dimensity 9500.
The Find X10 Pro Max has MT6995, MediaTek’s first 2nm chip, widely expected to launch as the Dimensity 9600 Pro.
Both listings show 16GB of RAM and Android 17, though the software on these units is still pre-release, so final benchmark numbers should shift by launch.
The Find X10 E is the one piece Oppo hasn’t detailed yet.
It’s confirmed as part of the three-model lineup alongside the standard Find X10 and Pro Max, but its chipset, along with the rest of its specs, remains unannounced.
