On October 23, OPPO India announced the latest addition to its flagship lineup, the Find X10 series. The portfolio consists of two models – the Find X10 and the larger Find X10 Pro Max – marking the tenth generation of the company’s premium Find line. Both devices are positioned as all‑round creators’ tools, blending high‑resolution imaging, robust performance, long‑lasting battery capacity and a refreshed software layer called ColorOS 17.
Camera and imaging innovations
The centerpiece of the new series is a camera architecture built in partnership with Hasselblad. The standard Find X10 carries a dual‑camera setup, each sensor rated at 200 megapixels, while the Pro Max adds a third 200 MP lens, delivering a triple‑camera system that retains the same resolution across ultra‑wide, main and telephoto modules. The hardware is paired with OPPO’s LUMO True Image Engine and a second‑generation True Colour Camera, which together aim to reproduce colours, tones and detail that mirror what the eye perceives.
Among the notable features is the LUMO Color Palette, a tool that lets users layer a personal aesthetic over the naturally rendered image. Video‑recording capabilities have also been upgraded: all rear cameras support 4K at 60 fps, the main and telephoto sensors on both phones can reach 4K at 120 fps, and the devices can capture 8K video at 30 fps. Dolby Vision, ACES‑certified O‑Log2 and Open Gate Capture are also available, providing creators with professional‑grade grading options.
On the Pro Max, the ultra‑wide sensor measures 1/1.56 inches and offers a 124‑degree field of view. The main camera uses a 1/1.28‑inch ISOCELL HPC sensor co‑developed with Samsung, and incorporates DeepPix technology for enhanced HDR performance. The telephoto lens features an f/2.1 aperture, a 10 cm minimum focusing distance and, when paired with the optional OPPO Hasselblad Teleconverter, adds 3.28× optical magnification for distant subjects.
Both phones default to a 26 MP capture mode across all focal lengths, balancing file size with detail, while a Hasselblad Hi‑Res mode enables 50 MP or full‑resolution 200 MP shots on compatible lenses.
Performance, battery and design
The Find X10 is powered by MediaTek’s 3 nm Dimensity 9600M chipset, whereas the Find X10 Pro Max receives the flagship 2 nm Dimensity 9600 Pro processor. Both models incorporate vapor‑chamber cooling to sustain high performance during intensive tasks such as gaming, AI processing and prolonged photography sessions.
Battery life is addressed with an 8,000 mAh OPPO Silicon‑Carbon unit that promises extended usage without sacrificing the flagship experience. Fast charging is supported through 80 W SUPERVOOC wired technology and 50 W AIRVOOC wireless charging, giving users flexible options to replenish power quickly.
Design-wise, OPPO continues the brand’s understated aesthetic with a new “Borderless” concept. A single piece of sculpted glass flows seamlessly into the camera module, softening the visual impact of the camera bump. The Find X10 sports a 6.59‑inch display, while the Pro Max expands to 6.78 inches. Both screens feature adaptive refresh rates up to 144 Hz, peak brightness of 3,600 nits, Dolby Vision support and the ability to dim to a single nit for low‑light comfort. High‑frequency PWM dimming reaches 3,840 Hz, reducing flicker perception.
The displays also adopt the BT.2020 colour gamut, covering roughly 40 % more colour space than the traditional DCI‑P3 standard and aligning with professional film production requirements. Durability is reinforced with IP66, IP68 and IP69 water‑ and dust‑resistance certifications, alongside SGS Five‑Star Drop Resistance certification.
Software experience and connected ecosystem
Running on ColorOS 17, the Find X10 series introduces a suite of AI‑driven features. The AI Mind Pilot with Agent Mode can interact with photos and files on the device to execute multi‑step tasks, while AI Photo Agent offers suggested edits, natural‑language instructions and a Style Match function that applies the visual character of a reference image to a new photo. These capabilities are powered by a collaboration with Manus, bringing agentic AI directly into the operating system.
System‑level improvements include the Living Flow Design for smoother visual transitions, the Luminous Rendering Engine and Laminar Flow Engine for better responsiveness and resource management. Privacy remains a focus, with AI Call Guard detecting potential fraud during calls and a Private Computing Cloud delivering end‑to‑end encryption and post‑quantum security for cloud‑based AI workloads.
Beyond the phones, OPPO expanded its flagship ecosystem with two additional products. The OPPO Pad Mini, an 8.8‑inch tablet, is described as the brand’s first compact tablet that combines flagship performance with AI‑enhanced productivity in an ultra‑portable chassis. The OPPO Enco X4 earbuds, co‑engineered with Danish audio specialist Dynaudio, aim to provide a premium listening experience that complements the smartphone lineup.
Goldee Patnaik, Head of Communications for OPPO India, highlighted the launch’s focus on creators: “For ten generations, the OPPO Find X Series has pushed the boundaries of smartphone innovation. With the OPPO Find X10 Series, we are solving what creators struggle with most: pictures that drift from what the eyes see, results that change with the light, and AI that adds steps instead of removing them. The Pad Mini brings a new form factor from OPPO, compact and creator‑friendly, and with the Enco X4, it completes a connected ecosystem that lets users capture, create and share in one flow.”
Availability details note that the Find X10 will be offered in Glacier Blue, Glow Coral and Mist Grey, while the Pro Max arrives in Titanium Grey and Luna White – the latter featuring a silver LUMO Camera Island, a matte orange Hasselblad accent ring and a two‑tone finish inspired by classic cameras.
Overall, OPPO positions the Find X10 series as a comprehensive toolset for mobile creators, blending unprecedented sensor resolution, advanced computational photography, high‑end processing power and a cohesive software experience, all tied together with a broader ecosystem of tablets and audio accessories.
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