Oppo Find X10 series didn’t have a “Pro” model this time. The only two models in the lineup are now global. The vanilla Oppo Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max have smaller batteries than their Chinese counterparts. They didn’t change anything else. This is everything you need to know about Oppo’s new flagships.
These phones have matching specs for the most part, but there is a size and performance disparity. We’ll get to that in a bit. Their screens are 144Hz LTPO AMOLEDs. Each phone has 1.5K resolution and a 3,600nits peak brightness. They are rated for HDR10+/Dolby Vision. And they have 3840Hz PWM dimming for maximum eye comfort.
The Oppo latest Find mobile display is obviously a bit larger at 6.78”. The base X10 comes in at 6.59”, which isn’t far off, but it’s certainly more comfy to hold. Crystal Guard layer actually protects both from damage, and each sibling has a full waterproof/dustproof IP68 + IP69 rating.
The two phones have Android 17 Color OS 17 out of the box, which goes without saying, but the base Find X10 isn’t as fast as the Pro Max. They basically rebranded the older D9500 chip to the Dimensity 9600M and put it inside the vanilla Find X10. So technically, the performance is a generation behind.
Oppo Find X10 Pro Max, however, got the Dimensity 9600 Pro 2nm chip, which is almost as fast as the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6. There’s 16GB max RAM on both, and their storage tops out at 1TB (UFS 4.1). The two phones have matching battery packs, though.
We found that in Europe, the Find X10 and X10 Pro Max have been dropped to 7150mAh cells. The same two phones in China got 8000mAh Si/C packs. That doesn’t apply to the charging speed, which is 80W wired + 50W wireless across the board.
The camera specs match on paper, with one not-so-significant difference between the vanilla and Pro Max. The top sibling has a 200MP ultrawide unit, and the cheaper one uses a 50MP UW sensor. But for the rest, each phone has a 200MP main unit and a 200MP periscope telephoto. And yes, both have 50MP selfies.
Each one gets WiFi 7 and an ultrasonic display fingerprint reader. This premium duo will fire audio from two speakers and control home appliances via an infrared port. Oppo Find X10 Pro Max (512GB) sells for €1,800 (~PKR 559,000) base MSRP in Europe. The basic 256GB Oppo Find X10 in Europe would cost around €1,300 (~PKR 404,000).