Oppo recently confirmed that the Find X10 series will be unveiled in September, although the official launch date remains under wraps. The lineup is expected to include three models, and a new leak suggests the standard Find X10 could offer specifications that rival higher-end standard flagships from other brands. The details also hint that Oppo may be taking a different approach to its flagship lineup this year.
Oppo Find X10 series lineup revealed
For the past few years, Oppo has typically introduced a standard Find X and a Pro model around October, followed by an Ultra variant in the first half of the following year. This time, however, the company appears to be changing that strategy.
Tipster Smart Pikachu claims the September lineup could comprise the Oppo Find X10E, Find X10, and Find X10 Pro Max, while the Find X10 Ultra is still expected to arrive in the first half of next year.
Oppo Find X10 could pack flagship-grade hardware
According to Digital Chat Station’s latest Weibo post, the Find X10 is positioned as a particularly strong standard flagship. The tipster claims it will be the only phone in its segment with an 8,000mAh battery.
The camera setup is also said to include two 200-megapixel cameras, covering the primary and telephoto roles, along with a multispectral lens. While he has not specified it in this leak, the camera setup may include a 50-megapixel ultra-wide snapper.
DCS further claims the Find X10 will support the BT.2020 wide color gamut and offer what the tipster describes as the industry’s highest beneficial red-light output. If accurate, these additions would give the standard model a considerably more ambitious hardware package than what is typically expected from non-Pro flagships.
An earlier leak from DCS in May revealed that the Find X10 will have a 6.59-inch 1.5K LTPO display and a Dimensity 9500-series chip. It is also expected to pack other features, such as an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, full-level water resistance, and a customizable AI button. The X10, which reportedly carries the model number PMW110, has also been spotted with an 80W charger through 3C certification and is expected to support 50W wireless charging.
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