Canceled Oppo Find X10 Ultra’s 6.89-inch 2K screen and 200MP 1/1.12″ camera to land on a new model

The Oppo Find X10 Ultra has reportedly been canceled, and a new leak suggests its leftover hardware may appear on later models instead. Tipster Digital Chat Station said the Ultra’s leftover components will be distributed among subsequent new phones. Oppo has not confirmed the cancellation or any plan to reuse that hardware.

Oppo Find X10 Ultra hardware may move to a new model

In a Weibo post today, DCS offered an exclusive preview, saying the artifacts randomly dropped by the X10U will be distributed among subsequent new models. The tipster added that a major iteration model is currently being tested with a 6.89-inch 2K BOE display, a 100-megapixel 1:1 square front camera, and a 200-megapixel 1/1.12-inch high dynamic range main camera.

Those details match earlier leaks about the Find X10 Ultra, which had been tipped with the same 6.89-inch 2K BOE panel, the large 200-megapixel primary sensor, and a 100-megapixel square selfie camera. DCS did not name the major iteration model now said to be testing that hardware.

Asked where the 10x scope landed, DCS replied “Another World.” That response does not name a model, so it remains unclear which phone, if any, inherits the 10x periscope telephoto once planned for the Ultra.

A follow-up asked whether the ultra-wide sensor used in a “PM” test is the same 200-megapixel large-sensor ultra-wide, and DCS said yes, adding that the same HP5 ultra-wide lens was also tested. The tipster did not spell out PM, though it likely refers to a Pro Max. That could mean the already launched Find X10 Pro Max, which earlier reports linked to a Samsung HP5 ultra-wide, or another Pro Max-class model still in testing.

This latest tip follows a report earlier this month that the Find X10 Ultra project may have been shelved, even after leaks of ambitious camera hardware. Until Oppo comments, both the cancellation and the idea that later models will absorb those specs should be treated as unverified.

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