The base Find X10 costs €1,400 for 256GB and €1,600 for 512GB in Europe, while the Find X10 Pro Max costs €1,800 for its only 512GB configuration.
The Pro Max combines three 200MP rear sensors, including a 70mm telephoto with 3x optical zoom, and GSM Arena calls it the first smartphone with this setup.
The Pro Max ships with 8,000mAh in China but 7,150mAh in Europe, and the base Find X10 shows the same drop from 8,000mAh to 7,150mAh.
The Pro Max is not sold in the US, Australian availability is still to be confirmed, and GSM Arena reports India's launch is scheduled for 22 October.
Oppo is taking its Find X10 series international on 21 October 2026, and the exact timing varies from country to country. Sales have already started on Oppo.com in several regions, and Oppo UK, Oppo Germany and Oppo France are already selling the new flagships. In Europe the base Find X10 starts at €1,400 for the 256GB model and rises to €1,600 for 512GB. The Find X10 Pro Max costs €1,800 in its only European configuration, which carries 512GB of storage. TechRadar lists UK prices of £1,099 for the Find X10 and £1,499 for the Pro Max with 12GB RAM and 512GB storage. The Pro Max is not sold in the US, and Australian availability is still to be confirmed. GSM Arena reports that India's launch is scheduled for 22 October.
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The Find X10 Pro Max carries three 200MP rear sensors, a setup GSM Arena describes as a first for a smartphone. The main camera uses a new ISOCELL HPC sensor, while the telephoto lens, with 3x optical zoom at 70mm, and the 13mm ultrawide use the Samsung ISOCELL HP5. The front camera has a 50MP sensor with an 18mm ultrawide lens. TechRadar says each rear lens can record up to 8K at 30fps or 4K at 120fps, and that all three share 200MP resolution and sensors of at least 1/1.56 inch. Engadget notes that the Find X9 Ultra had a significantly larger 1/1.12-inch main sensor, and concludes the Pro Max's cameras are arguably less potent than that model's.
The two new phones use different MediaTek chips. The Pro Max runs the Dimensity 9600 Pro on a 2nm process, while Xataka reports that the base Find X10 uses the Dimensity 9600M on 3nm. GSM Arena cites a claimed 61% gain in multi-core power efficiency over the previous chip for the Dimensity 9600 Pro.
The Pro Max has a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate and a 3,600 nit peak brightness, according to the spec sheet. Engadget says its adaptive refresh runs from 1Hz to 144Hz and that it is noticeably brighter than the Find X9 Pro. GSM Arena reports that the Pro Max launched with an 8,000mAh battery in China, but European models will ship with 7,150mAh. The base Find X10 drops from 8,000mAh in China to 7,150mAh in Europe. La Razón says both models are rated IP66, IP68 and IP69 and hold the SGS Five-Star Drop Resistance Certification.
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TechRadar's reviewer says the Pro Max has left them with almost no complaints after about three weeks of use, and calls its cameras some of the best on the market. That reviewer names price as the only real sticking point. Engadget's hands-on is more cautious, saying Oppo plays it a little safe with few surprises. Xataka's review of the base Find X10 says it starts at about 1,400 euros and that the reviewer finds it hard to fault. TechRadar also argues the Find X10 is better understood as the successor to the Find X9 Pro, since both cost £1,099 at launch.
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Oppo's Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max are already on sale in the UK, Germany and France, with the Pro Max priced at €1,800 in Europe. European units carry smaller batteries than the 8,000mAh versions sold in China.
AI text based on reports by GSM Arena, La Razón, Xataka and other publishers. Published .