Oppo reveals the camera-focused Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max ahead of their China debut
Oppo has officially confirmed that its upcoming Find X10 flagship series will launch in China this month, while also revealing key camera details and offering an early look at the phones’ rear design.
Oppo executive Zhuo Shijie shared details about the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max in a post on Weibo, teasing the design of their rear camera modules. The appearance of the camera systems is consistent with recently leaked renders of the upcoming flagship models.
The Find X10 series will introduce a new “Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Native Camera”, which Oppo claims will improve image quality by producing more natural colours, sharper details and more realistic lighting and shadows.
Camera capabilities appear to be one of the major highlights of the new flagship range. The standard Find X10 will feature a triple rear camera system that includes two 200MP sensors. Meanwhile, the higher-end Find X10 Pro Max is expected to take things further with three 200MP rear cameras.
Oppo says the camera systems have been jointly developed with Hasselblad, continuing the companies’ collaboration on imaging technology. The partnership is aimed at improving both hardware performance and colour reproduction across the Find X10 range.
The smartphones will also feature Oppo’s second-generation Danxia Color Reproduction Lens. The dedicated colour sensor supports 24 sampling channels and can deliver up to 15EV of dynamic range, potentially allowing the cameras to capture more detailed colour information across challenging lighting conditions.
The camera system will additionally benefit from Oppo’s LUMO colour science, which is designed to enhance colour processing and contribute to a more consistent photography experience.
Beyond the camera hardware, the Find X10 series is reportedly expected to use a new Tianma OLED display, although Oppo has yet to reveal complete specifications for the screens.
More information about the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max is expected to emerge in the coming days as Oppo prepares for the official launch in China. The company is yet to disclose full pricing and availability details for the new flagship range.