OPPO disclosed that its latest flagship lineup, the Find X10 Series, will be introduced to the worldwide market on 21 October during an event in Mallorca, Spain. The rollout marks the company’s continuation of a partnership with Hasselblad, positioning the new phones as “Hasselblad True‑to‑Life Camera” devices that aim to deliver realistic color, tone and detail without the need for manual adjustments.
Design language and material choices
The Find X10 family retains the minimalist aesthetic that has defined previous Find X models, while incorporating premium construction elements. Both phones feature a borderless silhouette built around a single piece of sculpted glass that merges into the camera module, reducing the visual prominence of the bump. The Pro Max variant, offered in a Luna White finish, draws visual cues from classic photographic equipment. Its camera block is adorned with finely knurled texture and a matte orange accent ring that references Hasselblad’s branding, while an adjacent “LUMO Camera Island” is finished in matte silver to house the new True Color sensor and dual‑flash array. The rear surface combines smooth matte glass with a subtle fabric‑inspired pattern, creating a two‑tone effect. Color options for the standard Find X10 include Glacier Blue, Glow Coral and Mist Grey, whereas the Pro Max is available in Titanium Grey and Luna White.
Imaging hardware breakthroughs
The most striking technical advancement lies in the camera architecture. The standard Find X10 incorporates a dual‑200‑megapixel system that OPPO co‑developed with Hasselblad, a configuration described as a first in its category. The Pro Max version pushes the envelope further by integrating three 200‑megapixel sensors—covering ultra‑wide, main and telephoto focal lengths—making it the inaugural smartphone to place a 200‑MP sensor on each rear lens.
To translate the raw sensor data into lifelike photographs, OPPO introduced the LUMO True Image Engine, a next‑generation computational photography suite. LUMO blends the company’s imaging expertise with a “Master Mode” that prioritises natural tone rendering, while the True Color Camera supplies precise chromatic information. According to OPPO, this combination yields images that preserve nuanced skin tones, fine textures and authentic contrast, allowing users to capture scenes as they are perceived.
Video capabilities have also been upgraded. On the Pro Max, all three rear cameras support 4K recording at 120 frames per second and 8K capture at 30 frames per second. The standard Find X10 offers the same frame‑rate options on its two 200‑MP lenses. Additionally, the series introduces an “Open Gate Capture” mode that utilizes the full sensor area, granting creators more flexibility to re‑frame footage for different aspect ratios—landscape, portrait or other formats—during post‑production.
Performance platform and battery endurance
Powering the devices are flagship‑grade MediaTek processors. The Find X10 is equipped with the Dimensity 9600M chipset, while the Pro Max adopts the cutting‑edge 2‑nanometer Dimensity 9600 Pro, one of the first smartphones to feature the newer silicon. OPPO claims the newer chip delivers a notable uplift in both raw performance and power efficiency compared with previous generations.
Both models are fitted with an 8,000 mAh OPPO Silicon‑Carbon battery, a capacity that OPPO says can sustain up to two days of typical usage on a single charge. The battery technology is also marketed for longevity, with a specification that it should retain more than 80 % of its original capacity after five years of normal use.
Software experience and AI integration
Running on ColorOS 17, the Find X10 Series brings a refreshed user interface dubbed “Living Flow Design,” which blends refined visual elements with smoother interactions. A notable AI feature called “AI Mind Pilot with Agent Mode” connects the phone’s artificial‑intelligence capabilities to files and photos stored on the device, enabling users to complete complex tasks through a single natural‑language prompt.
OPPO indicated that detailed specifications, pricing tiers and market availability will be disclosed during the global launch event in Mallorca on 21 October. The company also promised to showcase additional innovations from the Find X10 lineup at that time.
The announcement underscores OPPO’s strategy of pairing high‑resolution sensor hardware with advanced computational processing to differentiate its premium smartphones in a crowded market. By aligning with Hasselblad and introducing industry‑first 200‑MP dual and triple camera systems, OPPO aims to position the Find X10 Series as a benchmark for realistic mobile photography and videography.
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