Oppo has confirmed the Find X10 series is coming to China in September. Find series product head Zhuo Shijie posted the first look at the rear design on Weibo, and the camera module matches the leaked renders that have been circulating for weeks.
The Pro Max would be the first phone ever with three 200MP cameras
The standard Find X10 gets two 200MP sensors in a triple camera setup, while the Find X10 Pro Max carries three 200MP cameras covering the main, periscope telephoto and ultrawide slots. That’s 600MP of sensor across one camera bar, and no shipping phone matches it. Vivo’s X300 Ultra came closest earlier this year with two 200MP units and 450MP total.
Oppo says the point is natural photos, not processed ones
The system is branded the Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Native Camera, co-developed with Hasselblad the same way every Find flagship since the X6 has been. Zhuo’s pitch is natural colour, sharper detail, and more realistic light and shadow, with Oppo claiming it holds fine texture without the heavy processing that wrecks skin tones. Whether that survives contact with a real camera test is another matter, since every brand says this.
A second colour sensor handles the tone work
Both phones carry Oppo’s second-generation Danxia Color Reproduction Lens, a dedicated sensor with 24 sampling channels and up to 15EV of dynamic range, feeding into the company’s LUMO colour science. The displays are expected to come from Tianma.
The launch date reported is 17 September
Oppo itself has only said “this month,” but the event is being reported for 17 September, alongside the ColorOS 17 launch conference. Global markets should follow in late October. Leaked Indian pricing puts the Find X10 near $940 and the Pro Max around $1,620, so neither is cheap, and Oppo hasn’t confirmed a price anywhere yet.
