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Oppo Find X10 and X10 Pro Max prices and specs leaked, with some differences versus the Chinese version

Everything you need to know about the Oppo Find X10 and X10 Pro Max ahead of its EU & UK release
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Oppo Find X10 and X10 Pro Max prices and specs leaked, with some differences versus the Chinese version
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Oppo released its new Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max smartphones to the Chinese market on September 22, and the company is expanding them to the UK and Europe, teasing the series as “coming soon” at a recent launch event. While the release date hasn’t been officially announced, rumors point towards October 21, after some investigation into terms and conditions on the Oppo store page.

And now, specs and pricing details have been leaked – with some noticeable differences from the Chinese models. The information comes from the often-reliable leaker billbil-kun, reporting for the French publication Dealabs. As such, the leaked pricing details relate to the French market, but we can use them as a guide for European pricing in general (at least for countries using the Euro).

Leaked Oppo Find X10 and Oppo Find X10 Pro Max specs & price

When they were announced in China, Oppo boasted the camera capabilities of its flagship Pro Max model, shipping as the world’s first smartphone with three 200MP rear cameras, including a 3x telephoto lens. The flagship also features a MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chip, while the regular X10 is fitted with a cut-down Dimensity 9500 variant. Below are the leaked European specs, and some details, such as configs and colors, are already available on the Oppo store (Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max).

SpecificationFind X10 (Europe)Find X10 Pro Max (Europe)
Display6.59″ AMOLED LTPO, 2768 x 1272, 120 Hz (144 Hz gaming)6.78″ AMOLED LTPO, 2772 x 1272, 120 Hz (144 Hz gaming)
ProcessorMediaTek Dimensity 9500MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro
RAM & storage12GB RAM
256GB / 512GB UFS 4.1 storage
12GB RAM
256GB / 512GB UFS 4.1 storage
Rear view200 MP (f/1.6) + 50 MP ultra-wide-angle + 200 MP telephoto (65 mm, f/2.6)3 x 200 MP (main f/1.5, ultra-wide f/2.2, 70 mm f/2.1 telephoto)
Selfie50 MP50 MP
Battery & charging7,150 mAh
SUPERVOOC (power not specified)
7,150 mAh
80W wired, 50W wireless (AIRVOOC)
Waterproof ratingIP68IP66, IP68, IP69
Weight~216g~233g to ~235 g
ColorsGlacier Blue, Mist Grey, Glow CoralTitanium Grey, Luna White
Operating SystemColorOS 17 (Android 17)ColorOS 17 (Android 17)
Source: billbil-kun / Oppo

One thing that stands out is the 7,150 mAh battery, as the Chinese variants offer a larger 8,000 mAh capacity. The standard Find X10 also reportedly drops to an IP68 resistance rating, while the Chinese model lists IP66 and IP9 coverage (much like the Pro Max). Color options also differ from China, and the Vibrant Coral colorway is said to be exclusive to the Oppo online store, available for 12GB RAM + 512GB storage models.

What about the price?

As far as the pricing goes, billbil-kun details a “very sharp increase” compared to China. Last generation, the Find X9 started at €999 with a 12GB RAM and 512GB storage config. This time around, the price is all the way up to €1,499 for the same specs. We’re yet to see the exact pricing details in the United Kingdom, as Oppo has only opened up pre-orders with a deposit price.

  • Find X10 12GB + 512 GB: €1,499
  • Find X10 Pro Max 12GB + 512 GB: €1,799
Image source: Oppo

On the bright side, as you can see above, there are launch offers available for the Oppo Find X10 Series. Customers must pay a £49/€49 deposit (for either model) to earn £200/€200 off the Pro Max and £150/€150 off the standard X10. There’s also a free gift of your choice up for grabs – a teleconverter kit, an Oppo Watch X3, or an Oppo Pad 5 WiFi. Additionally, students enjoy a 15% discount.


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