On an autumn day in New Delhi, OPPO India set out its tenth generation of Find X flagships, a moment that sits within the long human habit of wanting our tools to see the world as faithfully as we do. The Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max arrive with cameras co-developed with Hasselblad, batteries of up to 8000mAh, and an AI layer meant to handle tasks on the phone itself, along with a tablet and earbuds that widen the ecosystem. Every claim comes from the company, and whether these promises hold will only become clear once independent testers have spent time with the devices.
OPPO Launches Find X10 Series With 200MP Triple Camera, ColorOS 17 and a Compact Tablet Ecosystem
AI that adds steps instead of removing them
Mark
Why does the 200MP count on all three Pro Max cameras matter?
Mimi
It's the pitch. Most phones put the big sensor on the main camera only. Here, ultra-wide, main and telephoto all share that resolution, so switching lenses shouldn't mean a drop in detail.
Luke
Though the default capture is 26MP. The 200MP shots are a mode you choose, not the everyday output.
Mimi
Right, OPPO says 26MP balances detail and file size, with Hi-Res Mode for 50MP or 200MP.
Mark
And the 17 stops of dynamic range?
Luke
That's OPPO's figure for the Pro Max main camera. Nobody outside the company has measured it yet.
Mark
What about the AI side?
Mimi
Agent Mode is meant to handle multi-step tasks using photos and files on the device, built with Manus. Patnaik framed it as AI that removes steps.
Luke
It's a description of intent. How well it works in daily use is unknown.
Mark
Anything missing from the announcement?
Luke
Pricing and availability aren't in what we have. Reviews will have to settle the rest.
O Pulso
- Two flagship phones arrive with 200MP cameras, pitched as a fix for colours that drift from what the eye sees.
- The launch rides on company claims alone, so every promise of accuracy and performance waits on independent testing.
- AI Mind Pilot and Agent Mode, built with Manus, aim to finish multi-step tasks across photos and files on the device.
- Pricing and availability remain unannounced, leaving buyers and reviewers without the final picture.
- The Pad Mini tablet and Enco X4 earbuds extend OPPO's ecosystem, signalling a push beyond the phone.
On an autumn day in New Delhi, OPPO India set out its tenth generation of Find X flagships, a moment that sits within the long human habit of wanting our tools to see the world as faithfully as we do. The Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max arrive with cameras co-developed with Hasselblad, batteries of up to 8000mAh, and an AI layer meant to handle tasks on the phone itself, along with a tablet and earbuds that widen the ecosystem. Every claim comes from the company, and whether these promises hold will only become clear once independent testers have spent time with the devices.
On October 23, OPPO India introduced the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max in New Delhi, marking the tenth generation of its premium Find X line. The launch also brought the Pad Mini, the company's first compact tablet with an 8.8-inch screen, and the Enco X4 earbuds, co-developed with Dynaudio. Everything described came from OPPO itself, and no independent testing was part of the announcement.
The cameras are the centrepiece. The Find X10 carries two 200MP rear lenses and the Pro Max carries three, co-developed with Hasselblad and built around a new imaging engine and a colour system meant to keep images true under changing light. The Pro Max's main sensor and telephoto lens are designed to handle both distant subjects and close-ups, and an optional teleconverter adds further reach. Video support includes 8K at 30fps and Dolby Vision.
The phones are built to be sturdy and bright, with a sculpted glass back, displays that reach 144Hz and 3,600 nits, and water and dust ratings. Batteries of up to 8000mAh and fast wired and wireless charging power them, under MediaTek chips of differing generations.
The software leans on AI. ColorOS 17 introduces AI Mind Pilot, which can carry out multi-step tasks across a user's photos and files, and an AI Photo Agent that suggests edits and matches the look of a reference image. Goldee Patnaik, Head of Communications at OPPO India, framed the series as an answer to creators' frustrations with inconsistent colour and AI that adds steps instead of removing them. Pricing and availability were not disclosed, and independent reviews will be needed to test the claims.
On October 23, in New Delhi, OPPO India introduced the Find X10 Series, two phones that mark the tenth generation of the company's flagship Find X line. The pair is the Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max. Alongside them came two companion products: the OPPO Pad Mini tablet and the OPPO Enco X4 earbuds. Everything below is as described by OPPO; no independent testing is part of the announcement.
The camera is the headline. The Find X10 has a dual 200MP rear system, and the Pro Max has three 200MP rear cameras, a resolution OPPO applies to all of its rear lenses. The system was co-developed with Hasselblad and pairs a new LUMO True Image Engine with a second-generation True Colour Camera, which the company says gathers extra colour information from the surroundings to keep colours accurate under different lighting. A LUMO Color Palette lets users layer a personal style over that baseline.
On the Pro Max, the ultra-wide camera uses a 1/1.56-inch sensor with a 124-degree field of view. The main camera uses a 1/1.28-inch ISOCELL HPC sensor developed by OPPO and Samsung, with DeepPix technology that OPPO says enables up to 17 stops of dynamic range. The telephoto lens has an f/2.1 aperture and a 10cm minimum focusing distance, so it handles close-ups as well as distant subjects. By default, the phones capture 26MP images from ultra-wide through 9.9x zoom, a compromise between detail and file size. A Hasselblad Hi-Res Mode offers 50MP or 200MP on supported cameras, and an optional OPPO Hasselblad Teleconverter adds 3.28x optical magnification to the telephoto camera on both models.
Video gets similar attention. The Find X10 records 4K at 60fps on all rear cameras, and its 200MP main and telephoto cameras also manage 4K at 120fps and 8K at 30fps. On the Pro Max, all three 200MP cameras support 4K 60fps, 4K 120fps and 8K 30fps. The series supports Dolby Vision, ACES-certified O-Log2 and Open Gate Capture.
The design is called Borderless: a one-piece sculpted glass back flows into the camera module to soften the bump. The Find X10 comes in Glacier Blue, Glow Coral and Mist Grey; the Pro Max in Titanium Grey and Luna White, the latter with a silver camera island and a Hasselblad orange accent ring. The Find X10 has a 6.59-inch display and the Pro Max a 6.78-inch one. Both reach a 144Hz adaptive refresh rate and 3,600 nits of peak brightness, dim to 1 nit, and use 3,840Hz PWM dimming. OPPO says they are among the first phones to support the BT.2020 colour gamut, which it puts at roughly 40% more colour space than DCI-P3. Water and dust ratings include IP66, IP68 and IP69 under specified test conditions, plus SGS Five-Star Drop Resistance Certification.
Both phones carry batteries of up to 8000mAh using silicon-carbon technology, with 80W wired SUPERVOOC and 50W wireless AIRVOOC charging. The Find X10 runs on the 3nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600M, while the Pro Max uses the 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro. Both have vapour chamber cooling.
The software is ColorOS 17, which brings a Living Flow Design and new Luminous Rendering and Laminar Flow engines. Its main AI feature is AI Mind Pilot with Agent Mode, built with Manus, which can work across photos and files on the device to complete multi-step tasks. An AI Photo Agent offers suggested edits, natural-language instructions and Style Match, which borrows the look of a reference image.
The Pad Mini is OPPO's first compact tablet, with an 8.8-inch screen. The Enco X4 earbuds were co-developed with Dynaudio. Goldee Patnaik, Head of Communications at OPPO India, said the series targets problems creators face: pictures that drift from what the eye sees, results that change with the light, and AI that adds steps rather than removing them. Pricing and availability were not part of the material provided, and independent reviews will be needed to test these claims.
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The series is meant to solve what creators struggle with most: pictures that drift from what the eyes see, results that change with the light, and AI that adds steps instead of removing them.— Goldee Patnaik, Head of Communications, OPPO India
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