OPPO has finally given the rest of the world a date. The OPPO Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max make their global debut on October 21 at a launch event in Mallorca, Spain, roughly a month after the phones first appeared in China. The headline feature is the Pro Max’s camera system: what OPPO says is the industry’s first triple 200MP setup, co-developed with Hasselblad — three 200-megapixel sensors across the ultra-wide, main and telephoto lenses. Between the official design and imaging details and some well-sourced price leaks, there’s a lot to unpack before Tuesday’s event.
OPPO Find X10 Global Launch: Date, Time and What We Know
OPPO confirmed the launch in an October 8 press release: the Find X10 series goes global on October 21 in Mallorca, Spain. The event starts at 4 PM CEST (7:30 PM IST), per Smartprix, and OPPO has signaled that full technical specifications, regional configurations and retail pricing will all be disclosed there — meaning the leaked prices below stay rumors until Tuesday.
A few things are already in motion: UK pre-orders are open via a £49 deposit scheme advertising savings of up to £200, and reports suggest a same-day India launch is likely, though OPPO hasn’t confirmed India timing separately. The phones already run ColorOS 17 in China.
OPPO Find X10 Specs: 144Hz Display, Dimensity 9600M
The two models share a design language but split on silicon and cameras:
- Find X10: 6.59-inch AMOLED display at 144Hz, MediaTek Dimensity 9600M chip, and a dual 200MP camera system — a 200MP main sensor paired with a 200MP periscope telephoto lens (the folded-lens zoom).
- Find X10 Pro Max: 6.78-inch display, the 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro aimed at higher throughput and better thermal efficiency, and the headline triple 200MP camera array.
- Both models: ColorOS 17 out of the box, 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.
It’s a notable bet on MediaTek for a flagship line, and the 2nm process on the Pro Max puts it in the same manufacturing generation as the newest top-tier silicon.
Find X10 Pro Max Camera: Triple 200MP With Hasselblad
Imaging is the whole point of this series. Developed with Swedish camera maker Hasselblad under the “Hasselblad True-to-Life Camera” branding, the Pro Max’s three 200MP sensors cover ultra-wide, main and telephoto — a configuration OPPO says hasn’t appeared on any smartphone before.
Processing runs through OPPO’s new LUMO True Image Engine, an updated computational photography pipeline that works with data from a dedicated True Color Camera sensor, alongside Hasselblad Master Mode algorithms aimed at balanced contrast and accurate skin tones.
On video, all three rear lenses on the Pro Max (and both on the standard model) capture 4K at up to 120 frames per second plus 8K at 30 fps. The series also introduces Open Gate Capture, which reads out the full aspect ratio of the sensor so creators get extra frame margin — you can export the same take in vertical and horizontal formats in post without re-shooting.
The hardware design backs the camera story. OPPO calls it Borderless Design: a single-piece sculpted glass back that flows into the camera housing to soften the bump. The Luna White Pro Max leans into vintage analog-camera styling, with finely knurled module edges, Hasselblad’s signature matte orange accent ring, and a contrasting matte silver LUMO Camera Island holding the True Color Camera and dual-flash array. Colors: the Find X10 comes in Glacier Blue, Glow Coral and Mist Grey; the Pro Max in Titanium Grey and Luna White.
OPPO Find X10 Price: Leaked European Prices and Launch Deals
OPPO hasn’t announced official prices — those arrive October 21. But leaked European pricing, reported by DigitalCitizen via gagadget, points to a steep jump over last year’s Find X9 line:
- Find X10: €1,499 to €1,599 for 512GB
- Find X10 Pro Max: €1,799
That’s about 38% above the Find X9 Pro’s €1,299, with the standard model potentially costing up to 60% more than the €999 Find X9. Analysts have blamed a memory shortage driven by AI data centres soaking up RAM and storage supply — though OPPO hasn’t confirmed that explanation, so treat it as speculation for now.
To soften the blow, European launch offers reportedly include discounts of €150 to €200 plus free accessories. One practical note for US readers: OPPO doesn’t sell phones in the US, so American buyers would need to import.
OPPO Find X10 Battery and Software
Both phones carry an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery — OPPO rates it for up to two days of standard use per charge, and testing indicates the cell keeps over 80% of its original capacity across five years of regular use. One caveat: leaked spec sheets suggest international models may ship with 7,150mAh cells instead, and the 16GB RAM option appears missing in Europe. OPPO hasn’t confirmed either change, so mark both as rumor until Tuesday.
On software, the series debuts ColorOS 17, which introduces the Living Flow visual interface plus system-level AI tools — including AI Mind Pilot with an Agent Mode designed to let on-device AI interact directly with local media and documents. AI is clearly the theme of the week: if you want the other big AI launch story, check out Meta’s Muse Spark Open, the 816B-parameter open-weight model released October 15.
Should You Wait for the OPPO Find X10?
If mobile photography tops your list, the triple 200MP Hasselblad system and the Open Gate Capture video mode make the Pro Max genuinely distinctive — no other phone has this camera configuration. The standard Find X10 still gets the 200MP periscope zoom and the same design at a (leaked) lower price.
Watch October 21 for the official prices, which will decide whether the 38–60% price jump is real. And if you’re weighing it against the other flagship news this month, see our coverage of the iPhone Duo pre-order — Apple’s $1,999 foldable ships October 23, two days after OPPO’s event — and Apple’s own October 28 launch with the first touchscreen MacBooks. October is turning into a busy month for hardware.
Bottom line: the Find X10 goes global October 21 in Mallorca with a world-first triple 200MP Hasselblad camera, 2nm MediaTek silicon and an 8,000mAh battery — but leaked European prices suggest you’ll pay significantly more than last year’s Find X9.