Oppo is set to launch the Find X10 series on September 22, and the company is ramping up teasers for both the standard and Pro Max models.
Notably, the lineup will not include a Pro variant, making the Pro Max the top-tier option.
Recent teasers have focused on camera samples, with the Pro Max demonstrating a triple 200MP setup.
The standard Find X10 is expected to feature a 50MP Samsung JN5 ultra-wide, but the Pro Max's samples already show a significant quality gap.
200MP Telephoto Shines in New Samples
Many of the Pro Max samples appear to be taken with the telephoto lens, though Oppo has not specified the exact focal lengths.
When compared to the standard model's samples, the Pro Max images consistently deliver more detail.
The results look social-media ready and professional, avoiding oversaturation or dullness.
Previous reports also mention a 3MP multispectral sensor for improved color accuracy.
None of the images seem to use portrait mode with artificial background blur.
Subject separation remains clean, even around fine strands of hair, while the background still delivers a pleasing natural bokeh, suggesting larger optics.
The phone also handles direct sunlight well, keeping highlights under control without overexposure or washout.
Under the hood, the Find X10 Pro Max is powered by the Dimensity 9600 Pro.
A Geekbench listing shows a 16GB RAM version, with storage starting at 256GB and 512GB, and the 16GB model going up to 1TB.
On the design side, the Find X10 Pro Max will reportedly come in Moon White, Light Titanium, and Warm Orange.
A major change this year is the square camera housing, with the LED flash and the color correction sensor placed in a separate pill-shaped section on the right.
It’s a distinctive look compared to last year’s design and other flagship phones launched in recent years.
