Hasselblad, Zeiss, Leica, and ARRI are familiar names for most of us in the photography and filmmaking scene, but you might not be aware that you can get their camera on a smartphone. Not that they make them, but they have partnered with smartphone makers to bring their camera expertise on different levels to a handheld. 

Oppo uses Hasselblad’s imaging expertise for its Find X series, Vivo works with Zeiss on optics and camera accessories, Xiaomi has brought Leica deeper into phone development, and Honor is now using ARRI’s cinema technology to improve video recording.

At first glance, you might think these brands are simply helping phone makers improve their cameras. But not every partnership is the same—one focuses on tuning photo colors, while another focuses on developing camera hardware itself. 

So if you’re thinking of buying a flagship Android phone in 2026, beyond the usual Samsung or Google, it’s always better that you understand what each camera partnership means. 

Hasselblad and Oppo

Hasselblad’s first major smartphone partnership began with the OnePlus 9 series, which launched in March 2021. OnePlus announced the agreement as a three-year camera co-development effort. Before that, Hasselblad’s only phone-related project was the 2016 Hasselblad True Zoom Moto Mod for Motorola’s Moto Z series, an accessory that added 10x optical zoom.

On the OnePlus 9 Pro, much of Hasselblad’s work went into color reproduction and software. Natural Color Calibration involved lab testing and tuning hundreds of real-world scenes through computational photography. The partnership also brought a redesigned Pro Mode inspired by Hasselblad’s Phocus software, along with support for 12-bit RAW photography in Pro Mode, including on the main camera.

Oppo joined the arrangement in 2022, announcing its own three-year partnership with Hasselblad. The company said the move brought the existing OnePlus collaboration to the corporate level, covering both smartphone brands. The Oppo Find X5 series was the first result, with natural color calibration again playing a central role.

The OnePlus partnership eventually came to an end. The OnePlus 13 was the last flagship to carry Hasselblad branding, while the OnePlus 15 switched to the company’s own DetailMax Engine. Oppo, meanwhile, extended its agreement with Hasselblad in July 2025 at an event in Gothenburg, Sweden, announcing plans to develop a new mobile imaging system together.

That brings us to the Oppo Find X10 series, which launched in China in September. The Oppo Find X10 has two 200MP cameras that Oppo says were co-developed with Hasselblad, alongside an 8,000mAh battery. The Find X10 Pro Max has 200MP sensors on its main, ultra-wide and telephoto cameras, a combination Oppo calls a first for smartphones. The entry-level Find X10 E also includes a Hasselblad imaging system.

Oppo says all three rear cameras on the Pro Max can record 4K at 120fps and 8K at 30fps, while the standard Find X10 supports the same recording options on its two 200MP cameras.

Both the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max support a Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit, and the Pro Max has a matte orange accent ring around its camera module. Oppo’s global launch for the series is scheduled for October 21 in Mallorca, Spain.

Zeiss: From Nokia and Sony to Vivo

Zeiss has one of the longest histories in mobile photography among these four brands. Its optics appeared on Nokia phones during the company’s feature-phone era in the mid-2000s, and the branding later returned on Nokia smartphones made by HMD Global.

The Nokia-Zeiss relationship ended by mutual agreement in 2021. The Nokia XR20, released in August that year, was the last Nokia phone to carry Zeiss branding, with the end of the partnership formally confirmed in July 2022.

Zeiss had already established another smartphone partnership with Sony. The Xperia 1 II, released in 2020, marked the beginning of their collaboration, which continues today. Zeiss contributes optical expertise and its T* anti-reflective coating, which is intended to reduce reflections and improve contrast while preserving image quality.

Vivo announced its global partnership with Zeiss in December 2020. The companies agreed to co-develop imaging systems for Vivo’s premium phones, establish the Vivo ZEISS Imaging Lab as a joint research and development program, and work together on optical components.

The Vivo X60 series was the first product of the collaboration. Its camera features included Zeiss T* coating and a Biotar portrait filter inspired by the distinctive background blur of classic Zeiss lenses.

The Vivo X300 Ultra continued that work with a 200MP main camera at a 35mm equivalent focal length, a 200MP periscope telephoto at 85mm and a 50MP ultra-wide at 14mm. Announced on March 30, 2026, the phone went on sale in China on April 3 before launching globally on April 15. It supports 4K video recording at up to 120fps.

Vivo also sells Zeiss telephoto extenders that attach directly to the phone, with 200mm and 400mm equivalent options. The 400mm version uses a 15-element optical design.

The partnership continues with Vivo’s newer X500 lineup. The Vivo X500 Pro and X500 Pro Max launched in China on September 21, followed by the global announcement of the X500, X500 Pro, and X500 Pro Max on October 6. The X500 Pro Max includes a 200MP Zeiss APO telephoto camera and supports the 400mm Zeiss Telephoto Extender Gen 2 Ultra.

Leica: From Huawei to Xiaomi

Leica entered the smartphone market in a major way in 2016 through its partnership with Huawei. The Huawei P9 arrived with a dual-camera system featuring a dedicated monochrome sensor. Leica worked on the optics, image processing, and color modes too.

The two companies continued working together on Huawei flagships such as the P20 Pro and P30 Pro. The partnership, however, ended in March 2022, making that year’s Huawei P50 series as the last phones with Leica branding.

Surprisingly, though, Xiaomi announced a collaboration with Leica not so long after. The two companies announced a long-term imaging partnership in May, and Xiaomi’s CEO said the deal would cover everything from optical design to the look and feel of the final images.

The Xiaomi 12S series was the first device under the partnership. It introduced two Leica color profiles: Authentic, which aims for a more natural look, and Vibrant, which produces punchier colors. Xiaomi has kept both options on later phones.

The relationship has since moved beyond tuning cameras and image processing. Xiaomi now describes the partnership as a strategic co-creation model, with Leica involved earlier in the phone’s development.

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra gives a good look at the hardware behind the partnership. Its main camera uses a 50MP Light Fusion 1050L sensor with a 1-inch format, LOFIC technology for improved dynamic range, and a 23mm equivalent focal length. The lens has an f/1.67 aperture.

The remaining cameras include a 200MP periscope telephoto with continuous optical zoom between 75mm and 100mm equivalent. Its aperture shifts from f/2.39 to f/2.96, and the lens carries Leica APO certification. The 50MP ultra-wide camera has a 115-degree field of view and can take macro shots from as close as 5cm.

There’s also a Leica Edition 17 Ultra with a few extras of its own. It has a red Leica dot and a knurled frame that give it a camera-like appearance, while a built-in Master Zoom Ring lets users adjust focal length, white balance, and exposure. You also get a Leica Moment mode that recreates the color rendering of the Leica M9.

Xiaomi brought the 17 Ultra to international markets, including Europe and Australia, in early 2026. The phone is not available in the US.

Xiaomi’s newest Leica phones are the Xiaomi 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, which launched in China in September. Both use a 200MP Leica main camera, a 200MP periscope telephoto with 3.2x optical zoom and a 50MP ultra-wide. Xiaomi has confirmed a global release later in 2026 but hasn’t announced a date yet.

ARRI and Honor 

Unlike the other three brands, ARRI had no earlier smartphone partnership before Honor. The company is best known for cinema cameras, and its collaboration with Honor marks its entry into mobile imaging.

Called the Cinematic Imaging Partnership, the agreement produced its first commercial device in the Honor Robot Phone, announced in August 2026. ARRI said the phone incorporates selected parts of its image science, including LogC3, the ARRI Wide Gamut 3 color space and ARRI Looks.

Adapting these technologies for a smartphone required a separate implementation to account for smaller sensors, compact optics, and real-time image processing.

The Honor Magic9 Pro Max brings the same technology to a conventional flagship. It launched in China in September.

Its rear camera system consists of a 200MP main camera with a 1/1.28-inch sensor and f/1.57 aperture, a 200MP telephoto camera with a 1/1.4-inch sensor and f/2.6 aperture, and a 50MP ultra-wide camera.

ARRI’s contribution is most visible in Cinema Mode, which records up to 4K at 60fps using ARRI LogC3, 10-bit color, and ARRI Wide Gamut 3. Users get 14 preset ARRI Looks and access to a library of 87 additional grades. Honor has also borrowed design cues from ARRIFLEX cinema cameras for the rear camera layout.

For now, the Magic9 Pro Max is available in China. Honor says releases in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Southeast Asia are coming soon, but it hasn’t provided dates or announced US availability.

How the four camera partnerships compare

Hasselblad and Leica started with a lot of software and color-tuning work before moving into hardware development. Zeiss has stayed closer to optics, coatings, and external lenses. Meanwhile, ARRI is currently focused on cinema-style video processing.

What the partnerships mean when buying a phone

A camera brand’s name tells you who contributed to the system, but it doesn’t automatically tell you how good the results will be. The type of contribution matters more than the logo.

For buyers interested in external camera accessories, Vivo’s Zeiss telephoto extenders and Oppo’s Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit are the most tangible examples. If video editing is a priority, Honor’s ARRI LogC3 workflow is more directly relevant, although the Magic9 Pro Max is currently limited to China.

For still photography, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra and Oppo Find X10 series use different camera hardware and image processing techniques. Comparing their photos, especially in challenging lighting, will reveal more about their strengths than their brand partnerships alone.

Ultimately, these collaborations go beyond putting a familiar name on a phone. Each brings something different to mobile imaging, from more accurate color reproduction and improved optics to longer zoom ranges and video tools suited to professional filmmaking.

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Oppo has launched the Enco Air4s true wireless earbuds in China. It’s an affordable option with active noise cancellation of up to 32dB, dual-microphone call noise reduction, and up to 43 hours of total battery life.

The Oppo Enco Air4s comes with an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance. Oppo says the earbuds have undergone several durability tests, including exposure to temperatures as high as 55°C, more than 20,000 opening and closing cycles for the charging case, and drop tests from 1.5 meters for the case and 1.8 meters for the earbuds.

Battery life and noise cancellation

The Enco Air4s delivers up to 43 hours of total playback with the charging case. Each earbud provides up to 12 hours of listening with ANC turned off, dropping to 8 hours when active noise cancellation or transparency mode is enabled. 

Oppo says the battery has TÜV Rheinland certification and maintains consistent performance after 1,000 charge cycles. Likewise, the official claim is that a 10-minute charge provides up to four hours of listening time.

The earbuds support up to 32dB of active noise cancellation, which Oppo says helps reduce everyday sounds such as conversations, traffic, and background music. Transparency mode is also available when you need to hear your surroundings without removing the earbuds.

For phone calls, the Enco Air4s uses two microphones alongside AI algorithms to reduce background noise and pick up your voice. Oppo says the setup helps keep your voice clear even when you’re speaking in a noisy environment.

The company also tested the earbuds and charging case for durability. Alongside the temperature and hinge tests, the charging case survived drops from 1.5 meters, while the earbuds were tested against drops from 1.8 meters.

Price and availability

The Oppo Enco Air4s is priced at 179 yuan (around $26) for its initial sale in China. This makes it cheaper than the Oppo Enco Air 5, which costs 199 yuan. There’s also the option of the Oppo Enco Air 4 Pro, which supports up to 49dB of ANC and the LHDC 5.0 audio codec. 

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Several reports have revealed that Oppo is working on a wide-screen flagship phone similar to the Huawei Pura X View. Recently, reliable tipster Digital Chat Station shared key details about the mysterious phone. Now, a new Weibo post from the same source has revealed more details about its display.

Oppo’s wide-screen flagship display details leaked

DCS claims that Oppo is testing its wide-screen flagship phone with a 6.35-inch display featuring a 2560 × 1440 resolution and a 16:9 aspect ratio. The engineering prototype reportedly features an 8T LTPO panel and an ultrasonic fingerprint recognition.

Although the resolution is listed as 2560 × 1440, it remains unclear whether Oppo will market the display as 1.5K or 2K, as its pixel density is reportedly similar to that of a conventional 1.5K display. According to the tipster, the screen’s viewing area is comparable to that of a conventional 6.8-inch to 7-inch phone.

The tipster previously revealed that the device will be powered by a Dimensity flagship chipset. For photography, the phone is expected to feature two 200-megapixel cameras on the back. One of these cameras may feature a periscope telephoto sensor.

The final marketing name of this device has yet to be revealed. Some reports have claimed that it will be called the Oppo Reno X when it arrives on the market. However, the inclusion of a flagship chipset and DCS’s recent claim that it will be positioned as a “Pro” model suggest that it could be part of the Find X10 series. Therefore, the Find X10 Pro Mini could be a possible name. Hopefully, upcoming reports will reveal its final marketing name.

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Oppo is all set to unveil the Find X10 series of photography-focused flagship phones globally on October 21. This will be followed by the Indian launch on October 22. After the X10 series, the company is expected to shift its focus to the Reno 17 family, which could be just a few weeks away from its China launch, according to a new leak. At the same time, a publication has shared a live shot of the device, revealing its design for the first time.

Oppo Reno 17 key details and live shot leaked

Tipster Smart Pikachu claims that the Oppo Reno 17 series is in development with both large and small screen models. The series is tentatively scheduled to launch next month (November) and is expected to focus on a trendy design and a 200-megapixel camera. The phones are also tipped to introduce new features for live photos and photo editing, along with a dedicated AI button.

The same tipster had previously claimed that Oppo is evaluating the possibility of bringing support for a telephoto extender to the Reno 17 lineup. At present, there is still no clarity on whether this feature will be available on the Reno 17 series. What seems certain is that the new series will come preloaded with Android 17-based ColorOS 17.

Interestingly, a new leak courtesy of SmartPrix suggests that the Reno 17 will inherit several specifications and design cues from the previous generation. The publication has also shared an image of the Reno 17, which appears to be a refined version of the Reno 16, with no major design changes.

While the Reno 17 series is expected to debut in China in November, the report reveals that it is heading to India by early January 2027. The report also states that there will be no Pro model in the lineup, which appears to be a decision mainly limited to the Indian market. The standard model may come with specifications such as the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, a battery of around 7,000mAh, and a 50-megapixel triple-camera system.

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The upcoming Oppo Find X10 series will be the first phones to run ColorOS 17 globally. The global launch is scheduled for October 21, and a week later, Oppo will begin rolling out the newest ColorOS skin to its eligible devices. Because of a recent restructuring, OnePlus and Realme devices will also receive the ColorOS 17 update instead of OxygenOS 17 and Realme UI 8.

The global rollout begins October 29 with the Oppo Find X9 series and Oppo Find N6 phones. OnePlus and Realme will also begin the rollout the same day starting with their latest flagships, such as the OnePlus 15 and Realme GT 8 Pro.

We now have the complete ColorOS 17 rollout schedules from Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme. Check them out below to find out when your device is getting the Android 17 update.

Oppo ColorOS 17 rollout schedule

OnePlus ColorOS 17 rollout schedule

Realme ColorOS 17 rollout schedule

It’s worth noting that the update usually rolls out in batches, and so it may not land on the exact rollout date. The delay can occur because of a variety of reasons, such as critical bug and instability. Just be patient and wait for your turn. You can manually check for updates from the software update section inside the Settings app.

ColorOS 17 is a pretty significant upgrade, and the update package weighs a couple of gigabytes in size. So, it’s best to keep at least 10GB of free space on your device. Also, ensure that your device has no pending updates to receive updates timely.

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Oppo has confirmed that the Find X10 series will launch in India on October 22, bringing two new flagship smartphones to the market. The Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max feature distinctive camera-inspired designs and advanced display technology. The company has also revealed key design and usability details ahead of the launch.

Oppo Find X10 series: What to expect?

The Find X10 Pro Max stands out with its LUMO Color Module, Hasselblad-inspired orange detailing and a two-tone rear panel that combines matte glass with a fabric-inspired pattern. It will be available in Titanium Grey and Luna White, while the standard Find X10 will come in Glacier Blue, Mist Grey and Glow Coral. The Find X10 supports 12GB+256GB and 12GB+512GB configurations, while the Pro Max will be offered in a 12GB+512GB variant.

Display technology is another focus, with the Find X10 Pro Max featuring a 6.78-inch flat display and the Find X10 sporting a 6.59-inch panel. Both have symmetrical ultra-narrow bezels, measuring 1.15mm on the Pro Max and 0.99mm on the standard model. Their LTPO displays support refresh rates of up to 144Hz in compatible games, alongside peak brightness of 3,600 nits locally and 2,000 nits globally. They also offer 95% BT.2020 color gamut coverage, brightness as low as 1 nit and 3,840Hz high-frequency PWM dimming.

Oppo has also included a customizable Snap Key on the left frame, allowing users to access AI Mind Space, the camera, flashlight, translation, voice recording and other shortcuts. Both phones feature aluminum frames, velvet-textured glass finishes and IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings, along with Oppo Crystal Shield Glass.

The Find X10 and X10 Pro Max are powered by the Dimensity 9600M and Dimensity 9600 Pro chipsets, respectively. These devices will be the first Oppo phones to come preloaded with ColorOS 17-based Android 17.

The India launch event will also feature the Oppo Pad Mini and Enco X4 premium earbuds. The global launch is scheduled for October 21 and is expected to include the Find X10 series, Pad 5 Pro tablet and Enco Clip 2 earbuds, alongside the Pad Mini and Enco X4.

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The OnePlus 16 has arrived in China with flagship hardware, including a high-refresh-rate display, a massive battery, and upgraded cameras. However, its availability outside China remains a concern, particularly after OnePlus withdrew from the US and European markets, with no confirmed launch date for the new flagship in India.

Although OnePlus India has previously said its local operations continue as usual, buyers looking for a phone they can purchase through official channels may want to consider alternatives. Here are five flagship smartphones worth considering instead of the OnePlus 16.

iQOO 16

The iQOO 16 is a compelling alternative for users who prioritize performance and gaming, featuring a 6.85-inch Samsung M16 AMOLED display with a 2K resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate. Its Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset, built on a 2nm process, works alongside a dedicated Q4 gaming chip and an advanced vapor chamber cooling system to support demanding workloads.

The phone packs an 8,400mAh silicon-anode battery, which is larger than the capacity found in many conventional flagship smartphones, and supports 100W wired charging and 40W wireless charging. This combination should appeal to users who spend long hours gaming or streaming and want to minimize charging interruptions.

On the rear, the iQOO 16 features a 50-megapixel main camera with optical image stabilization, a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera, and a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera. A 32-megapixel front camera handles selfies and video calls, making the phone a well-rounded choice beyond its gaming credentials.

Xiaomi 18 Pro Max

The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max offers a different flagship experience, with a 6.9-inch AMOLED display featuring a 120Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision support, and a reported peak brightness of 4,000 nits. It is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset, placing it in the same high-performance category as the OnePlus 16 while emphasizing a more balanced flagship experience.

A large 8,500mAh silicon-carbon battery powers the device, with support for 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. What sets it apart from the other phones on this list is its 2.9-inch rear display, which can be used to view notifications, check the time, control music playback, and access select features without turning on the main screen.

The camera system comprises a 200-megapixel primary sensor with optical image stabilization, a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera, and a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera offering 3.2x optical zoom. A 50-megapixel front camera completes the setup, giving the phone considerable flexibility for landscape photography, portraits, and selfies.

Oppo Find X10 Pro Max

The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is worth considering for users who place camera capabilities high on their list of priorities, with a reported 6.9-inch AMOLED display featuring a 165Hz refresh rate and a 2K resolution. Its MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset, manufactured using a 2nm process, is designed to deliver flagship-level performance alongside improved power efficiency.

The phone is equipped with an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery, offering substantial capacity for extended daily use, while reported charging specifications include 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.

The Find X10 Pro Max features a triple 200-megapixel rear camera system, bringing high-resolution sensors to the main, ultrawide, and telephoto cameras. On the front, it has an autofocus-enabled 50-megapixel selfie camera.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra features a 6.9-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and a peak brightness of 2,600 nits, making it suitable for gaming, streaming, and outdoor use. It is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset, paired with up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.

The phone packs a 5,000mAh battery with support for 60W wired charging and 25W wireless charging, along with Wireless PowerShare for charging compatible accessories. Although its battery capacity is considerably lower than the OnePlus 16’s 9,000mAh unit, Samsung’s flagship offers a familiar premium experience with a focus on display quality, productivity, and software support.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra features a 200-megapixel main camera, a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera, a 10-megapixel telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom, and a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. A 12-megapixel front camera handles selfies and video calls, while the rear camera system supports up to 100x digital zoom and 8K video recording at 30 frames per second.

OnePlus 15

The OnePlus 15 remains an alternative for buyers who want the OnePlus experience without depending on the newly launched OnePlus 16. It features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 165Hz gaming refresh rate and is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, offering strong performance for gaming and everyday tasks.

Its 7,300mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging, giving users a substantial power reserve and flexible charging options. While its battery is smaller than the OnePlus 16’s 9,000mAh unit, the OnePlus 15 remains a capable choice for those who do not necessarily need the latest generation.

The OnePlus 15 features a 50-megapixel main camera with optical image stabilization, a 50-megapixel telephoto camera with 3.5x optical zoom, and a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera. Its front camera handles selfies and video calls, while the familiar OxygenOS experience may appeal to existing OnePlus users; availability and warranty support should nevertheless be checked in the buyer’s market.

The Vivo X500 Pro Max and Honor Magic 9 Pro are also worthy mentions for buyers seeking photography-focused flagship phones with advanced camera systems and versatile shooting capabilities.

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It appears that the next trend to hit the smartphone industry is the launch of widescreen smartphones, as Huawei has done with the Pura View X. While Huawei’s offering is a flagship device, Coolpad plans to launch a widescreen phone priced at around $150 later this month. Oppo and Honor are also rumored to launch such phones in the coming days. A recent Weibo post from reliable tipster Digital Chat Station has revealed a few key specifications of Oppo’s offering.

Oppo’s widescreen phone specs emerge

According to DCS, Oppo is working on a widescreen candybar phone. While the name of the device is not yet known, it could be part of the X10 series, which already includes the Find X10E, Find X10, and Find X10 Pro Max.

The current engineering prototype of the device is being tested with a MediaTek flagship chip. At present, MediaTek’s most recent chip is the Dimensity 9600 Pro, which also powers the X10 and X10 Pro Max.

For photography, it will feature a pair of 200-megapixel cameras, which will include a periscope telpehoto camera.. The leak does not provide any information about its battery or charging capabilities.

DCS has also mentioned that there is a high probability that this device could be positioned as a Pro model. Hence, there is a possibility that it may be called the Find X10 Pro when it hits the market. However, this name cannot be confirmed, as the device has a considerably different form factor compared to the existing X10 series models.

As far as the launch is concerned, previous reports suggest that it could launch alongside the Oppo Find N7 foldable phone, which is expected to debut in Q1 2027 in China. Considering its screen size and different form factor, the Find X10 Pro Mini could be a more suitable name, but this is just an assumption. It is advisable to wait for further reports to learn about its missing specifications and final marketing name.

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ColorOS 17 is set for a global launch next week. Ahead of that, Oppo has announced the ColorOS 17 Open Beta programme for some of its devices. Since the same software will also be rolled out to OnePlus and Realme devices, the beta programme also includes devices from these two brands.

Oppo launches ColorOS 17 Open Beta for eight phones

Oppo has launched the ColorOS 17 Open Beta program for eight of its high-end smartphones from the Find X9 series, Find X8 series, and the Reno 15 series.

• Oppo Find X9 Ultra
• Oppo Find X9 Pro
• Oppo Find X9
• Oppo Find X9s
• Oppo Find X8 Pro
• Oppo Find X8
• Oppo Reno 15 Pro
• Oppo Reno 15 Pro Mini

ColorOS 17 Open Beta for the aforementioned devices is available in India, Indonesia, and Malaysia, except for Oppo Reno 15 Pro and Reno 15 Pro Mini, which are getting the beta in India and Malaysia.

Open beta builds are generally close to stable builds, and usually do not have critical issues. However, you may still encounter some issues.

If you’re willing to test ColorOS 17 Open Beta, go to Settings > About device > Tap the top of the page > Click the top right button > Beta Program. Then fill in the required details and tap Apply Now. Make sure your device is updated to the latest available software version.

Once your application gets approved, you will be able to upgrade to ColorOS 17 beta via an OTA update. Keep in mind that the applications are open until October 12, and while Oppo hasn’t mentioned if there are limited seats, it’s best to be early.

OnePlus launches ColorOS 17 Open Beta for five phones

OnePlus has also announced the ColorOS 17 Open Beta launch for select high-end phones through a series of posts on the community forum. For now, only Indian users can apply for the Open Beta program and get early access.

• OnePlus 15
• OnePlus 15R
• OnePlus 13
• OnePlus 13R
• OnePlus 13s

OnePlus warns that some of the features may not be fully available or functional in this beta version and will be introduced in subsequent updates. You may also encounter some issues.

Before applying for the ColorOS 17 Open Beta program, ensure that you’ve already updated the device to the latest available build. Then, go to Settings > About device > tap the three dots icon in the top-right corner > Beta program. Follow on-screen instructions to submit your application.

The applications are already live and will be available until October 12. Once your application gets approved, go to Settings > About device and tap Download now to get the update.

Realme launches ColorOS 17 Open Beta for four phones

Realme users can now participate in the ColorOS 17 Open Beta program and get an early taste of the latest software. The applications are live for the last two generations of the GT flagship series, which includes:

• Realme GT 8 Pro / GT 8 Pro Dream Edition
• Realme GT 7 Pro
• Realme GT 7T
• Realme GT 7 / GT 7 Dream Edition

Currently, only Indian users can sign up for the Open Beta and get early access. The applications will be live until October 12.

Before you sign up, ensure that your phone has no pending updates. Then, go to Settings > About Device > tap Up to date > tap icon at top right corner > select Beta Program and follow on-screen instructions to submit your application.

Once approved, you’ll receive ColorOS 17 beta via an OTA update. You can go to Settings > About Device and tap Download now to get the update.

If your Oppo, OnePlus, or Realme phone isn’t getting ColorOS 17 Open Beta, the wait will be a little longer before you get to experience the latest features. The ColorOS 17 global launch is scheduled for October 13. That’s when we should know more about the rollout timeline.

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Prolific industry insider Digital Chat Station has shared fresh details about the Oppo Find N7, revealing its camera setup, inner display, and chipset. The new leak adds to earlier reports that suggest a wide design with a Q1 2027 launch and a 6,500mAh battery.

According to the tipster, the Find N7 will have four rear cameras: a 200MP main camera, a 50MP ultra-wide camera, a 50MP periscope telephoto camera, and a 3MP multispectral lens. Oppo calls the latter the Danxia Color Restoration Lens, and Hasselblad camera tuning is also reportedly part of the package.

The camera setup has some similarities to the current model. The Oppo Find N6 has a 200MP main camera along with Hasselblad support. The latest leak doesn’t reveal whether the Find N7 will use new sensors or retain some of the existing hardware, so it’s too early to tell how much the cameras have changed.

Moreover, the engineering sample is said to have a 7.6-inch inner display supplied by Samsung. The tipster also mentions a seamless hinge and a slim, lightweight body, although no measurements are available yet. 

Oppo has already worked on reducing the visible crease in its foldables, introducing its crease-free display technology with the Find N6. The Find N7 is expected to build on that while adopting a wider form factor.

Another claim in the post is that the Find N7 will be the first foldable to combine a 2nm chipset with a 7.6-inch display and seamless hinge design. The tipster hasn’t named the processor, but earlier reports pointed to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6. The chipset’s 2nm manufacturing process fits the description.

What we still don’t know

The latest leak doesn’t mention the Find N7’s price, launch date, or battery capacity. Per previous reports, the device could launch in Q1 2027 with a 6,500mAh battery, but Oppo hasn’t confirmed either detail.

For now, all these specifications should be treated as unconfirmed. The phone is still at the engineering sample stage, meaning its hardware and design could change before launch.

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Vivo raised the price of its V-series phones with the launch of the Vivo V80 in India. The phone starts at Rs 62,999 for the 8GB + 128GB model, while the 8GB + 256GB variant costs Rs 69,999. For comparison, the Vivo V70 launched at Rs 45,999 for the same 8GB + 256GB configuration, making the new model Rs 24,000 more expensive.

The price gap also changes where the V-series sits in the market. Vivo’s V-series has traditionally competed with Oppo’s F-series, but the V80’s pricing puts it closer to Oppo’s Reno lineup, as we discussed in our Oppo Reno 16 vs Vivo V70 comparison.

So, what does the extra money get you, and if we were to compare, how does the V80 compete with its old rival, Oppo F-series? To find out, we’re comparing it with the recently launched Oppo F35 Pro while also bringing the Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ into the mix. The latter two sit in a similar price segment.

Price in India

Vivo is offering up to 10% instant cashback or an exchange bonus, depending on the retailer and payment method. Buyers also get Google One cloud storage at no extra cost, along with discounted V-Shield protection and extended warranty plans. Even with the full 10% discount, the base V80 costs around Rs 56,700.

Motorola lists an effective price of Rs 44,999 for the Edge 70 Pro+ after applicable offers. The Oppo F35 Pro 5G goes on sale on October 11 through Oppo’s stores, Flipkart, and Amazon. The Vivo V80 follows on October 13 through Vivo’s online store, Amazon, Flipkart, and retail outlets. Motorola’s phone has been available since June 11.

Design and display

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ is the thinnest and lightest of the three at 7.19mm thickness and 190g weight. It has a 6.8-inch AMOLED display with a 2772 x 1272 resolution, a 144Hz refresh rate and up to 5,200 nits of peak brightness. Its screen also supports HDR10+, 10-bit colour and 100% DCI-P3 coverage.

The Vivo V80 uses a smaller 6.59-inch AMOLED panel with a 2750 x 1260 resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. It reaches 5,000 nits of local peak brightness and supports HDR10+, 4320Hz PWM dimming, and up to 1 nit of minimum brightness. However, the 144Hz refresh rate is available only in selected apps.

Oppo’s F35 Pro 5G sits between the other two in screen size, with a 6.77-inch AMOLED panel offering a 2772 x 1272 resolution and a maximum 144Hz refresh rate. Its peak brightness is rated at 3,600 nits, below the other two phones, but you’re unlikely to see a difference. 

As for the build, the Edge 70 Pro Plus has a plastic frame, a Gorilla Glass 7i front, and three back finishes inspired by silk, twill and wood. The Vivo V80 has a glass back and includes a charger, case, and pre-applied screen protector in the box. Meanwhile, Oppo uses an aluminium alloy frame and a thicker body, measuring 8.4mm and weighing 210g.

Cameras

The camera is probably where the three phones differ the most. The Vivo V80 has three ZEISS-tuned rear cameras, including a 50MP Sony LYTIA 700V main sensor with optical image stabilisation (OIS) and a 50MP Sony IMX882 telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom. An 8MP ultrawide camera completes the setup. The telephoto camera also supports portrait photography with 85mm and 100mm framing options.

Its front camera is a 50MP unit with autofocus and a 92-degree field of view. The phone records 4K video at 60fps and includes cinematic colour styles, AI lighting effects, and portrait tools.

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ also has three 50MP rear cameras, but its telephoto camera offers 3.5x optical zoom through a periscope lens. Its 50MP ultrawide camera has a 122-degree field of view, compared with the 8MP ultrawide sensors on the Vivo and Oppo. Motorola also supports 4K video recording at 60fps with HDR10+, along with slow-motion recording at 4K and 120fps.

The Oppo F35 Pro hones a 50MP main camera with OIS and an 8MP ultrawide camera. It has no telephoto lens, although its 50MP front camera offers a wider 100-degree field of view than the Vivo’s selfie camera. Both front and rear cameras support 4K recording at 30fps.

So in the end, Vivo and Motorola have the advantage in zoom photography and higher-frame-rate 4K video. 

Performance and battery life

Now, when it comes to raw power, Motorola has the strongest hardware on paper. The Edge 70 Pro+ runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Extreme, paired with 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. It also has a 4,600 mm² vapour chamber for cooling.

The Vivo V80 uses Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. Oppo’s F35 Pro 5G runs on the Dimensity 7360 Max, also with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. Both phones lack a memory card slot.

Battery capacity favours Oppo, whose phone packs an 8,000mAh battery and supports 80W wired charging. Vivo has a 7,200mAh battery with 90W charging, while Motorola uses a smaller 6,500mAh silicon-carbon battery with 90W wired and 15W wireless charging. Motorola also supports reverse wireless charging.

The three manufacturers use different testing methods for their battery-life claims, so their advertised endurance figures are not directly comparable. Still, Oppo has the largest battery, while Motorola is the only one here with wireless charging.

Software, durability and connectivity

The Vivo V80 ships with OriginOS 7 based on Android 17, and Vivo promises up to six years of security updates. Oppo’s F35 Pro 5G runs ColorOS 16.5, with three Android version upgrades and four years of security patches. Motorola ships the Edge 70 Pro+ with Android 16, three OS upgrades and five years of security updates.

All three phones have extensive water and dust resistance ratings. The Oppo carries IP66, IP68, IP69, and IP69K ratings, while Vivo has IP68 and IP69 protection. Motorola combines IP68 and IP69 ratings with MIL-STD-810H certification. These ratings do not make the phones immune to water damage, and none of the three warranties covers liquid damage.

Connectivity gives Motorola another advantage, with NFC, Wi-Fi 6E support listed on its specifications sheet, Bluetooth 5.4, and wireless audio support. Vivo also includes NFC, an infrared blaster, and stereo speakers. Oppo supports Wi-Fi 6 and an infrared remote but lacks NFC, which may matter to people who use contactless payments.

Which phone should you buy?

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ looks like the strongest overall value at Rs 47,999, or Rs 44,999 with offers. It combines the fastest chipset, 12GB of faster RAM, UFS 4.1 storage, a periscope telephoto camera, a 50MP ultrawide sensor, and wireless charging. Its smaller battery and plastic frame are the main trade-offs.

The Oppo F35 Pro 5G is the more affordable choice, starting at Rs 45,999. Its 8,000mAh battery, wide selfie camera, and extensive durability ratings make it worth considering, although the lack of a telephoto camera and NFC limits its appeal.

The Vivo V80 has a capable ZEISS-tuned camera system, a bright 144Hz display, 4K recording at 60fps, and a longer promised security-support period. However, its starting price of Rs 62,999 and top price of Rs 79,999 put it well above the other two. 

Based on the specifications alone, the Motorola offers more hardware for the money, while the Oppo is a better fit for buyers who want a large battery without spending as much. The Vivo’s higher price is harder to justify unless its camera experience and software features prove worth the extra cost in real-world use.

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We have back-to-back news on Oppo’s wide-screen smartphone. After a leak yesterday revealed that Oppo will be the first Android brand to launch a wide (non-foldable) phone, a new leak talks about the screen specifics. 

According to the leak, the device will have a 16:9 display with bezels of about 1mm on all four sides, and a screen 81mm wide. The tipster later added that the body may come out slightly wider after assembly, but it should stay within 85mm. The tip says the bezels are even on every side, give or take a little, so a standard 16:9 video fills the panel edge to edge.

How big could the screen be?

Because 81mm is the width of the screen itself, the bezels don’t affect the screen maths. At 16:9 in portrait, an 81mm-wide panel is 144mm tall. The diagonal then comes to about 165mm, which is 6.5 inches. With 1mm bezels on each side, the body would be about 83mm wide, which fits under the 85mm ceiling.

Huawei’s Pura X View, a wide-screen slab that already sells in China, is the closest comparison right now. It has a 6.39-inch screen on a body that measures 87mm wide, with a ratio near 5:3 and bezels at 1.05mm.

The Oppo phone is roughly 2 to 4mm narrower, and its 16:9 panel is taller relative to its width than the Pura X View’s. It would still be wider than the 20:9 screens on most phones today, so you would get a squarer display than usual. The screen area would sit around 117 cm², compared with roughly 115 cm² on the Huawei.

What comes next

Oppo hasn’t confirmed anything. The device is said to launch alongside Find N7, which itself has been tipped for a Q1 2027 launch.

The screen details have also changed since the first tips. Earlier leaks tied Oppo’s wide-screen phone to the Oppo Reno X, with a 6.3 to 6.4-inch flat display at roughly 16:10. If it is the same phone, the new numbers suggest a slightly larger, taller screen. Also, treat the 6.5-inch figure as an estimate until a spec sheet or a photo shows up.

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Oppo has confirmed that its next-generation software experience will make its India debut with the upcoming Find X10 series. The announcement gives the new flagship lineup a key role in introducing Oppo’s latest software experience to Indian users. The company is also preparing to reveal more details about ColorOS 17 globally.

ColorOS 17 to debut with Oppo Find X10 series

Oppo says ColorOS 17 will be unveiled globally on October 13, 2026. The software is designed to bring improvements across performance, intelligence and connectivity, with Oppo focusing on tighter integration between the operating system and smartphone hardware.

The company says this hardware-software integration extends down to the chip level and is intended to maintain consistent performance during demanding activities such as heavy multitasking and extended 4K video recording. ColorOS 17 will also continue Oppo’s focus on connectivity between smartphones, IoT products and other devices within its ecosystem.

The Find X10 series will be among the first smartphones to feature MediaTek’s flagship Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset. This combination of new hardware and software is expected to form the foundation of Oppo’s next-generation flagship experience, although the company has yet to reveal the full specifications of the upcoming phones.

The Find X10 series will also continue Oppo’s focus on smartphone photography. The company’s Find X lineup uses a camera system developed with Hasselblad and combines it with the LUMO Image Engine for image and video processing.

The Find X10 series is scheduled to launch globally on October 21. It remains to be seen whether the brand will hold a dedicated launch event for the Indian market at a later date.

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Tipster Digital Chat Station says the launch plans for wide-screen candybar phones from Android brands are mostly in place, with Oppo set to lead the pack. Honor will follow suit while other manufacturers will reportedly take more time to bring their own models to market.

Oppo’s wide-screen flagship has already appeared in earlier leaks. The prototype is said to have a display of around 7.6 inches, along with either a Snapdragon 8-series or Dimensity 9-series chip. Other reported hardware includes a 200MP main camera, a periscope telephoto camera, and a battery of around 7,000mAh.

Oppo reportedly plans to launch the phone alongside the Oppo Find X10 Ultra.  According to previous leaks, the Find X10 Ultra could launch in the first half of 2027, which could also give us an idea of when Oppo’s wide-screen model might arrive if the two launches remain linked.

Honor is also working on a wide-screen phone, although there are no reported specifications for it yet.

Huawei Pura X View sets the baseline

The Huawei Pura X View will likely be the main reference point for these upcoming phones. It has a 6.39-inch display with 1.05mm bezels on all four sides, resulting in a 96.1% screen-to-body ratio. The phone is 6.68mm thick and weighs 201g, while its 7,000mAh battery uses silicon-anode technology.

The phone runs on Huawei’s Kirin 9030S chip and has a 200MP camera system branded XMAGE Red Maple Imaging. Pricing starts at 5,999 yuan.

There has already been some early demand in China. The phone sold more than 180,000 units on its first day, which means the traction is strong. Oppo and Honor can use this to gauge how buyers respond to the wider-screen format, although it is too early to know whether the category will become a larger trend.

For now, the Oppo and Honor phones remain unconfirmed. Neither company has announced the devices, their specifications, or launch dates, so the reported plans could still change.

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Oppo introduced the Find X10 series in China last month to strong reception. Following a few days of teasers from its international channels, the company has officially locked in the global launch schedule. Here is a breakdown of what the new flagships will bring to international markets.

Oppo Find X10 series global launch date revealed

The company announced through its official channels that the global debut will take place on October 21 in Mallorca, Spain. Consumers can look forward to seeing the standard Find X10 alongside the higher-end Find X10 Pro Max step onto the international stage.

Rumors suggest additional hardware such as the Pad Mini tablet and Enco X4 wireless earbuds could make a surprise appearance at the event, though Oppo has not formally verified those companion accessories yet. Both premium handsets will run ColorOS 17 straight out of the retail packaging, following the software skin’s dedicated global unveiling scheduled for October 13.

Oppo Find X10 series: Specs at a glance

The standard Find X10 features a 6.59-inch 1.5K LTPO AMOLED screen with a 144Hz refresh rate and 2,000 nits peak brightness. Powering the phone is the 3nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600M processor paired with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. It houses an 8,000mAh battery that supports 80W wired and 50W wireless charging.

On the photography front, the base model sports a 200-megapixel primary camera with optical image stabilization, a 50-megapixel ultra-wide sensor, and a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto lens with 2.8x optical zoom. Selfies are handled by a 50-megapixel front-facing shooter.

The Find X10 Pro Max steps up to a 6.78-inch 1.5K 144Hz LTPO AMOLED panel and the 2nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset. It carries triple IP ratings across IP66, IP68, and IP69 alongside the same 8,000mAh battery with 80W wired and 50W wireless speeds. Imaging is led by a Hasselblad-tuned triple 200-megapixel setup including a wide, ultra-wide, and 3x periscope telephoto lens.

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At the end of September, Oppo unveiled the Oppo K14 Plus 5G in India, and the new phone is now available for purchase. The handset combines a high-refresh-rate AMOLED display with a large battery and a decent MediaTek chipset.

Oppo K14 Plus 5G variants and price

The Oppo K14 Plus 5G starts at Rs 29,999 (~$310) for the 6GB+128GB variant, while the 8GB+128GB model costs Rs 32,999 (~$341). The top-end 8GB+256GB version is priced at Rs 35,999 (~$372). Buyers can get an instant Rs 4,000 (~$41) bank discount, bringing the effective prices to Rs 25,999 (~$269), Rs 28,999 (~$300) and Rs 31,999 (~$331), respectively. A six-month no-cost EMI option is also available.

The phone is offered in Solar Orange and Star White colors and can be purchased through Oppo India e-store and Flipkart. This makes the K14 Plus 5G particularly interesting during the ongoing festive sale period, especially for buyers prioritizing battery life and display quality.

Oppo K14 Plus 5G key specifications

The K14 Plus features a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 2,772 x 1,272-pixel resolution, adaptive 120Hz refresh rate and support for up to 144Hz. It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7360 Max chipset, paired with up to 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage.

For photography, the phone has a 50MP primary camera with an f/1.8 aperture and 2-axis optical image stabilization, alongside a 2MP monochrome camera for depth mapping in Portrait mode. A 16MP front camera handles selfies and video calls.

The 8,000mAh battery supports 45W wired charging and 10W reverse wired charging. The phone runs ColorOS 16 based on Android 16 and features an in-display fingerprint sensor.

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Last month, Oppo unveiled the Find X10 series in China, and the lineup is scheduled to hit global markets later this month. Now, the brand’s Indian wing has confirmed that the Find X10 Pro Max is also headed to the country. The flagship will be among the first smartphones in India to feature MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset.

Dimensity 9600 Pro brings 2nm performance

Oppo India and MediaTek have confirmed that the Find X10 Pro Max will be among the first smartphones globally to feature the Dimensity 9600 Pro. The chipset uses a 2nm process and features an all-big-core 2+3+3 CPU configuration, with two C2-Ultra cores reaching 4.55GHz and six C2-Pro cores running at up to 4.35GHz. MediaTek claims up to 17% higher single-core performance and 15% higher multi-core performance over its previous generation, while multi-core power consumption is reduced by 61%.

AI processing gets a major focus through a dual-NPU architecture and the Dimensity Agentic AI Engine. The platform supports AI models with up to 30 billion parameters, while its second-generation Super-Efficient NPU is said to reduce always-on AI power consumption by 40%. The NPU 1090 also delivers up to 51% higher LLM prefill performance and 55% better token generation per watt.

Graphics are handled by the G2-Ultra NX GPU, which is claimed to offer up to 27% higher peak performance, 24% lower power consumption and 18% faster ray tracing. The chipset can support gaming at up to 185fps and brings MediaTek HyperEngine technologies for smoother gameplay.

Imaging capabilities include the Imagiq 1290 ISP and AI Imaging Fusion Architecture, with support for NPU-assisted 60fps motion capture, 4K recording at 240fps, 4K120 cinematic log recording and 17EV imaging. The Find X10 series will also debut Oppo’s Laminar Flow Engine, jointly developed with MediaTek to improve system responsiveness, power efficiency, app launches and content loading during demanding usage.

Oppo has not yet revealed the exact India launch date, but the Find X10 series is confirmed to arrive in the country in the coming weeks. The Find X10 Pro Max was already launched in China with a 6.78-inch AMOLED display featuring a 144Hz refresh rate, IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings, a Hasselblad-tuned triple rear camera setup with a 200-megapixel main camera, and an 8,000mAh battery with 80W wired and 50W wireless charging.

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Oppo has launched the Oppo F35 5G and Oppo F35 Pro 5G in India, as it confirmed earlier. Both phones come with an 8,000mAh battery, 80W SuperVOOC charging, a 50MP main camera, and a 50MP selfie camera. The Oppo F35 5G starts at Rs 38,999, while the Oppo F35 Pro 5G starts at Rs 45,999.

Oppo F35 5G specifications

The Oppo F35 5G has a 6.57-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution, a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, and up to 1,400 nits of HBM brightness. The panel covers 100% of the DCI-P3 colour gamut and supports a 1,000Hz touch sampling rate.

The phone is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6360 Max, paired with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage. It runs ColorOS 16 and has a 50MP main camera alongside a 2MP monochrome camera on the back.

The F35 5G measures 15.91 x 7.58 x 0.88cm and weighs around 205g. It also has an IP69K rating for dust and water resistance, along with military-grade shock resistance. Cooling is handled by a SuperCool vapour chamber measuring 4,300 mm².

Other features include an under-screen fingerprint sensor, face unlock, dual SIM support, USB Type-C, Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 5, 8GB of virtual RAM, reverse wired charging, and dual-link network acceleration.

Oppo F35 Pro 5G specifications

The Pro model moves to a larger 6.77-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution, a 144Hz refresh rate, and up to 1,800 nits of HBM brightness. It also has a higher 4,000Hz touch sampling rate while covering 100% of the DCI-P3 colour gamut. Storage is upgraded to UFS 3.1, and the phone runs ColorOS 16.5.

On the back, the main camera gets OIS and is joined by an 8MP ultra-wide camera. The phone also supports dual-view video. It measures 16.26 x 7.76 x 0.84cm and weighs around 210g.

The F35 Pro 5G has IP69K, IP69, IP68, and IP66 protection ratings, along with Rainstorm touch support and one-touch water ejection. Its vapour chamber is also larger at 5,000 mm².

Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4, along with USB Type-C and dual SIM support. The phone also has an under-screen fingerprint sensor, face unlock, a 360-degree Armour body, Hunter Antenna architecture, and Smart Communication 3.0.

Oppo F35 5G and F35 Pro 5G price in India

The Oppo F35 5G is available in Wave Blue, Mist Pink, and Titanium Grey. The F35 Pro 5G comes in Sunrise Orange, Wave Blue, and Twilight Brown. 

Oppo F35 5G

• 6GB + 128GB: Rs 38,999
• 8GB + 128GB: Rs 42,999

Oppo F35 Pro 5G

• 6GB + 128GB: Rs 45,999
• 8GB + 128GB: Rs 49,999
• 8GB + 256GB: Rs 54,999

Pre-orders are now open through the Oppo India website, Amazon, and Flipkart.

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Oppo hasn’t announced a date for the international launch of the Find X10 series, but European pricing has now surfaced on the web, courtesy of a report from YTECHB. Spoiler: they sit well above what Oppo charged for the previous generation.

According to the report, the Oppo Find X10 will cost €1,399 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage model, and €1,599 for the 12GB and 512GB version. The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is listed at €1,799 in a single 12GB and 512GB configuration. 

We could also get a different color lineup from the Chinese models. The Oppo Find X10 is said to come in Glacier Blue, Mist Grey, and Glow Coral, while the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max reportedly gets Luna White, Titanium Grey, and Orange.

How it compares with the Find X9 series

The Oppo Find X9 launched in Europe at €999 for 12GB and 512GB, and the Oppo Find X9 Pro started at €1,299 for 16GB and 512GB. Compare like for like on storage, and the gap is wider than it first looks. The 512GB Oppo Find X10 costs €600 more than last year’s model, and the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max costs €500 more than the Oppo Find X9 Pro. The report calls it a €400 increase, but that only holds for the 256GB Oppo Find X10, which comes with half the storage.

The lineup is also smaller. An earlier report suggests Oppo will limit the lineup to the Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max for the global market, with no standard Find X10 Pro in the mix. If that holds, the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max becomes the only high-end option you can buy outside China.

The report says the global Oppo Find X10 runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 rather than the Dimensity 9600M used in the Chinese version. That doesn’t match the Geekbench entry for the global model (CPH2911), which lists the Dimensity 9600M, the same chip as the Chinese phone. One of the two is wrong, so treat the chipset claim with caution until Oppo confirms it.

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Recently, Oppo held a major event to unveil the Find X10 lineup in China. Now, the brand has silently unveiled two new K-series phones called the K15s and K15x. These new models join existing models, such as the K15, K15 Pro, and K15 Pro+. Here’s a closer look at the new K15s and K15x offerings.

Oppo K15s and K15x specifications and features

The Oppo K15s is the more feature-packed model, with an 8000mAh battery that supports 45W SuperVOOC and UFCS fast charging. The battery is rated for more than 2,000 charge cycles, with Oppo claiming at least 80% capacity retention after around seven years of simulated use. It also gets IP69K, IP69, IP68 and IP66 protection, along with 15 military-grade environmental tests under the GJB150A-2009 standard.

Its 6.57-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED display offers a 2372×1080 resolution, up to 1,400 nits of peak brightness and a 1000Hz instantaneous touch sampling rate. The panel supports 1.07 billion colours and covers 100% of the DCI-P3 colour gamut. Underneath, the phone runs on the Dimensity 6360 Max with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage, supported by a 4,300mm² VC cooling system.

For photography, the K15s features a 50-megapixel main rear camera with autofocus and up to 10x digital zoom, alongside an 8-megapixel front camera. It can record 1080p video at up to 60fps and supports 720p slow-motion recording at 120fps. NFC, an infrared remote, dual-SIM support, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth with LDAC and aptX HD, and an in-display optical fingerprint sensor are also included.

The Oppo K15x has a 6500mAh battery, rated at 6335mAh, with 45W SuperVOOC and UFCS charging. Its 6.75-inch HD+ LCD panel runs at 120Hz, reaches up to 1,125 nits peak brightness and supports up to 240Hz touch sampling. The Dimensity 6300, LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage handle performance, while IP64 protection and the diamond anti-drop architecture focus on durability.

The K15x carries a 13-megapixel autofocus rear camera with up to 10x digital zoom and a 5-megapixel front camera. Rear video recording supports 1080p at 60fps, while 720p slow-motion video can reach 120fps. Unlike the K15s, the K15x does not support NFC, but it includes a 3.5mm headphone jack, expandable storage, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth audio support, dual-SIM connectivity and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

Oppo K15s and K15x price and availability

The Oppo K15s is available in 6GB+128GB and 8GB+256GB configurations. They are priced at 1,699 Yuan (~$250) and 1,999 Yuan (~$294), respectively. The phone comes in Wind Trail Purple and Shadow Gray.

The Oppo K15x is offered in 6GB+128GB and 6GB+256GB versions, priced at 1,399 Yuan (~$206) and 1,699 Yuan (~$250), respectively. It is available in Glacier White and Prism Purple. At present, there is no information about the global availability of these devices.

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Oppo has launched a new K-series smartphone in India, adding another option for users looking for a feature-packed device. The Oppo K14 Plus focuses on performance, display quality, camera capabilities and long-term durability. It will be available in India during the Flipkart Big Billion Days sale.

Oppo K14 Plus specifications and features

The Oppo K14 Plus features a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate, 3600 nits peak brightness and 2160Hz PWM dimming. It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7360 Max chipset, paired with up to 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage. It he phone also gets a 5000mm² vapour chamber for sustained performance.

A major highlight is its 8000mAh battery, which supports 45W fast charging. Oppo says the battery is designed to retain at least 80% capacity after 1,800 full charge cycles. The phone also has IP69K, IP69, IP68, and IP66 ratings, along with an aluminium frame and reinforced construction.

For photography, the K14 Plus features a 50-megapixel Smartsense SC532HS main camera with OIS and a 2-megapixel secondary sensor. It supports 4K video recording, while the front houses a 16-megapixel Sony IMX480 camera. Connectivity options include 5G, 4G LTE and VoLTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a USB-C port.

The phone comes with a hybrid dual-SIM slot and also features an in-display optical fingerprint sensor for biometric authentication. It runs ColorOS 16 based on Android 16, is confirmed to receive two years of OS upgrades and three years of security patches.

Oppo K14 Plus price and availability

The Oppo K14 Plus starts at Rs 29,999 for the 6GB+128GB variant, while the 8GB+128GB and 8GB+256GB models cost Rs 32,999 and Rs 35,999, respectively. It comes in Solar Orange and White Star colours and will go on sale from October 8 through Flipkart and Oppo’s India e-store. A Rs 4,000 instant bank discount will be available on the sale day, bringing the effective prices to Rs 25,999, Rs 28,999 and Rs 31,999. What do you think of the Oppo K14 Plus and its 8000mAh battery?

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Oppo is preparing to launch its next F-series smartphones in India. The upcoming lineup will mark a decade of the F-series in the country, continuing its long-running focus on smartphone photography. The company is also introducing a new imaging direction centred on group selfies.

Oppo F35 series launch and selfie camera

The Oppo F35 series will launch in India on October 5, 2026. The announcement comes as the F-series reaches its 10-year milestone in the market, following the debut of the Oppo F1 in 2016. Oppo says the portfolio has now grown to more than 30 million users, with successive generations introducing upgrades across imaging, design, performance, and durability.

The F35 Series will continue that imaging focus with a 50MP ultra-wide selfie camera offering a 100-degree field of view. It will also feature NaturalTone 2.0, which is designed to produce more natural-looking skin tones. The wider field of view should allow users to fit more people into a single selfie without needing to move farther away from the phone.

The company is positioning the new lineup around the “Group Selfie Expert” concept, representing a shift from the F Series’ original emphasis on individual selfies. The F-series began with the F1’s 16-megapixel front camera and later introduced features such as dual front cameras on the F3 and an AI-powered 25-megapixel selfie camera on the F7.

The upcoming F35 Series will also expand its video capabilities. The F35 Pro model will support 4K video recording from both the front and rear cameras, giving users greater flexibility when recording high-resolution content.

As per our exclusive post from ealier this month, the F35 Pro will be available in brown, orange, and light blue, while the standard F35 will come in pink, silver, and purple.

Oppo has yet to reveal other specifications and pricing, which are expected to be announced closer to the October 5 launch.

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Oppo has launched the Reno 16t in China, pairing a fashion-focused design with a large battery and a triple-camera setup. The phone also packs a MediaTek Dimensity 8-series chip and a compact 6.32-inch AMOLED display. Here’s more in detail about the Reno 16t.

Oppo Reno 16t specifications and features

The Oppo Reno 16t features a 6.32-inch flexible AMOLED display with a 2640×1216 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, 460 PPI density and support for 1.07 billion colors. The official specifications list 1800 nits global peak brightness, while promotional material highlights a 3600-nit figure. The display also supports up to 240Hz touch sampling.

The Reno 16t is powered by the Dimensity 8550 Super chipset. The phone comes with 12GB of LPDDR5X/LPDDR5 RAM and up to 512GB of UFS 3.1 storage. A 6700mAh battery powers the device, while 80W SuperVOOC and 80W UFCS fast charging handle recharging.

On the rear, Oppo has fitted a 200-megapixel main camera with OIS, joined by a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera with a 116-degree field of view and a 50-megapixel telephoto camera with OIS. The setup supports up to 3.5x optical zoom and 120x digital zoom. A 50-megapixel autofocus selfie camera handles front-facing photography and supports 4K video recording. It also supports dual-view video, HDR recording and 4K video at 60fps.

Connectivity features include Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, NFC, an in-display optical fingerprint sensor, USB Type-C and dual nano-SIM support. The handset also features an AI Plus key on the left edge for accessing Mind Space. The phone is 8.36mm thick, with the exact thickness varying by color. It weighs up to 191g. In terms of durability, the phone offers IP68 / IP69K-level water and dust resistance.

Oppo Reno 16t price and availability

The Oppo Reno 16t starts at 3,699 Yuan (~$550) in China for the 12GB+256GB model. Its color variants include Heartbeat, Galaxy Purple and Moonlight Black, and it also comes in a higher 16GB+612GB version.

To sum up, the Reno 16t is not different from the already available Reno 16 in the Chinese market. While the Reno 16 is widely available, the Reno 16t costs 200 yuan more and is primarily aimed at the offline market.

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The Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max launched in China earlier this week. Now, the global version of the Find X10 has shown up on the Geekbench platform, confirming what international buyers will get inside.

Tipster Abhishek Yadav spotted the global Find X10 with model number CPH2911 on Geekbench 7.1. The phone scored 2,528 points in the single-core test and 8,709 points in the multi-core test.

The listing also confirms the MediaTek Dimensity 9600M chipset, thanks to the MT6993 identifier, along with a Mali G1 Ultra MC12 GPU. This is the same chipset used by the Chinese Find X10.

The global model listed on Geekbench has 12GB of RAM, compared with up to 16GB on the Chinese version. Oppo could still offer a 16GB configuration in some markets, but there is no confirmation yet.

The Geekbench appearance itself isn’t unusual. Oppo’s flagship phones typically appear on certification and benchmark platforms before their international launch, giving us a look at the hardware ahead of the official announcement.

Oppo starts teasing Find X10 globally

The timing is more interesting this time, as Oppo has also started preparing for the Find X10’s international release.

Oppo’s UK store now has a Coming Soon page for the Find X10 series. Customers can place a £49 deposit to get up to £200 off when the phone launches, along with a free Hasselblad teleconverter kit when preorders open.

That gives us a clearer indication that the global launch is getting closer. Oppo has yet to announce an exact international launch date, but the UK promotion suggests it won’t be a long wait.

The Find X10 series launched in China on September 22 alongside the Watch S2 and Enco X4. Recent reports have pointed to a global launch event in late October, while India could get the phones before Diwali in early November.

More details should surface as Oppo gets closer to announcing the international version.

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Oppo is getting ready to expand its K-series in India with a new mid-range phone. After a few teasers, the company has now locked in the official reveal date.

The Oppo K14 Plus will be unveiled in India on September 29 at 12 PM. It’s coming as a Flipkart Unique product, and Oppo is promising some exciting offers timed with the upcoming Big Billion Days sale.

From what’s been revealed so far, this one is clearly leaning into battery life and performance. It’s powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7360 Max, paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Oppo is claiming the chip can push past the one-million mark on AnTuTu, helped by a 5,000 mm² vapor chamber for cooling so it doesn’t throttle as quickly during gaming or heavy multitasking.

The screen is a 6.77″ 1.5K AMOLED with a 144Hz refresh rate and peak brightness that goes up to 3,600 nits. So it should stay readable outdoors and feel nice and fluid for scrolling. It’ll ship with ColorOS 16 out of the box.

On the camera side, it’s a dual rear setup (main sensor plus a secondary one) and a front camera. Multiple reports point to a 50MP primary with OIS and 4K video recording, plus a 16MP Sony IMX480 selfie shooter.

The standout feature, though, is the battery: a massive 8,000 mAh unit with 45W charging. Oppo is also claiming “6-Year” longevity thanks to the large battery. Other practical bits include an in-display fingerprint sensor and an IP69K rating for dust and water resistance.

It’ll come in two colour options (exact marketing names still a bit fuzzy, though the visuals show white and an orange-ish finish). Pricing, the exact secondary camera sensor, and any other variants should get confirmed at the September 29 event.

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China has had back-to-back flagship launches this week. Oppo introduced the Find X10 Pro Max on September 22 with three 200MP cameras, while Xiaomi followed less than 24 hours later with the 18 Pro Max. Instead of adding another telephoto camera, Xiaomi has put a second screen on the back of the phone.

Both phones come with new 2nm chips, batteries larger than 8,000mAh, and a long list of high-end features. Both are chasing the same buyer, but the experience of using each one ends up pretty different once you dig into the specifics.

A rear display vs a familiar camera module

The Find X10 Pro Max keeps the squircle-shaped camera housing that Oppo introduced with the Find X9 series. The rear camera system is divided into a large square section for the three cameras and a separate vertical pill for the LED flash.

The Moon White version gets Oppo’s camera-splicing design, with a single piece of glass using two different textures. The Warm Orange and Light Titanium versions instead have a sanded finish. All three models also feature a Hasselblad logo inspired by the material sections found on classic film cameras.

The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max takes a much more unusual approach. Its rear panel houses a 2.9-inch AMOLED display that supports up to a 120Hz refresh rate and reaches 4,000 nits of brightness. Instead of being just another decorative part of the phone, the screen can be used for different tasks.

Users can upload a photo of themselves, a pet, or a favorite character, and Xiaomi’s AI can create a custom avatar for the rear display. The screen also supports more than 100 app cards at launch, covering productivity, entertainment, and AI-generated cards created from a text description.

Xiaomi is also selling NFC-enabled plush toys that attach to the back of the phone and change the appearance of the rear display. There’s also a voice assistant that works through the rear screen. It can hold conversations, remember previous context, and control Mi Home devices without requiring you to turn the phone around.

The front display uses a 19.6:9 aspect ratio with a 1.9mm corner curvature radius. The phone is available with either a fiberglass or glass back. Fiberglass versions come in Black, White, and Iced Peach Pink and weigh 235 grams, while the glass versions, including Galaxy Blue, weigh 240 grams.

There’s also a transparent edition with a red-tinted see-through back. It’s limited to the 16GB RAM and 1TB storage configuration and marks the first transparent special edition from Xiaomi since the Mi 10 Ultra in 2020.

Three 200MP cameras vs a different optical setup

The Find X10 Pro Max’s biggest camera feature is its three 200MP sensors. They cover the ultra-wide, main, and telephoto cameras, making it the first phone to use 200MP sensors across all three focal lengths.

The main camera uses a 1/1.3-inch sensor with an f/1.5 aperture and a 24mm equivalent focal length. Oppo claims up to 17 stops of dynamic range, while CIPA 6.5 stabilization is used to keep shots steady.

The telephoto camera has a 1/1.56-inch sensor with an f/2.1 aperture and a 70mm equivalent focal length. It supports macro photography from as close as 10cm and has a CIPA 7.5 stabilization rating.

The 1/1.56-inch ultra-wide camera has an f/2.2 aperture and a 124-degree field of view. Oppo says it can capture 202% more light than the previous generation.

Oppo has also added a second-generation Danxia color lens that works separately from the main imaging sensors. It tracks 24 spectral sampling channels and is designed to help with color reproduction in both photos and videos.

Xiaomi uses a different camera setup. The main camera combines a 200MP Light Hunter 960L sensor, measuring 1/1.28 inches, with what Xiaomi calls a Leica Optics Summilux high-speed lens. The lens uses a 1G+6P glass-plastic construction designed to reduce internal reflections.

The lens also has several coating layers, including MgF₂ for curved-surface glare, LSC to reduce fogging, and ALD/PVD/SWC coatings intended to reduce ghosting.

The periscope telephoto camera also has a 200MP sensor, this time measuring 1/1.56 inches with an f/2.4 aperture. It offers 3.2x native optical zoom, up to 12.8x lossless zoom, a 75mm equivalent portrait mode, and 12cm macro focusing through a floating dual-lens focus system.

The ultra-wide camera is a 50MP unit with an f/2.4 aperture and a 102-degree field of view. It also supports autofocus from as close as 5cm.

Xiaomi’s camera software takes a different route as well. The company says its first end-to-end large-scale imaging model was trained using millions of real camera photos. The system processes raw sensor data in the cloud rather than handling the entire process on the phone.

The resulting “A Legendary Moment” system includes depth-of-field effects based on real 75mm and 2035mm lens optics. It also includes three shooting styles: Legendary CCD, which was trained using hundreds of thousands of CCD camera photos; a black-and-white film mode with film-spectrum calibration and a custom grain algorithm; and Contemporary Classic, which is designed for more neutral everyday photos.

Oppo is relying more heavily on its Hasselblad partnership and preset shooting profiles such as Master Mode and XPan Mode.

Two different 2nm chips

Both phones are among the first flagships to use 2nm processors, although they use chips from different companies.

The Find X10 Pro Max comes with MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 Pro, built using TSMC’s 2nm process. It uses a 2+3+3 all-big-core CPU layout.

The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max uses Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, also built on TSMC’s 2nm process. It has a 2+6 all-big-core design and uses Qualcomm’s fourth-generation Oryon CPU architecture, with clock speeds reaching up to 5GHz.

Xiaomi says the chip can maintain an average frame rate of 59.26fps for one hour at the highest graphics settings, with the phone reaching a maximum temperature of 43.6°C during the test.

The Pro Max also uses a ring-shaped cold-pump vapor chamber covering 5,513mm² to help manage heat during demanding workloads.

Battery and charging

Xiaomi has the larger battery of the two. The 18 Pro Max comes with an 8,500mAh silicon-carbon battery, compared with the 8,000mAh cell inside the Find X10 Pro Max.

Both companies use stacked silicon-anode battery technology and an irregular internal design to fit more capacity into the available space.

Xiaomi’s battery has up to 32% silicon content and an energy density of 946Wh/L. The company says it can retain more than 80% of its capacity after 2,000 full charge cycles. Oppo, meanwhile, has given the Find X10 Pro Max a five-year battery durability claim. 

Charging speeds are relatively close. Xiaomi supports 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging, while Oppo offers 80W wired and 50W wireless charging.

The Xiaomi phone also supports the 100W PPS universal fast-charging standard, which allows it to reach higher charging speeds with a wider range of compatible third-party chargers.

Software and AI assistants

The Find X10 Pro Max runs ColorOS 17 and includes several AI tools. Xiao Bu Space can bring together information such as flight bookings, while AI Notes can automatically summarize meetings. AI Tap can also use the camera to identify objects and provide information about them.

Xiaomi’s 18 Pro Max runs HyperOS 4 with Super Xiao AI 2.0. The assistant can handle more complex tasks across different apps.

For example, Xiaomi says you can tell it to find an activity for the children over the weekend, and it can search saved information for a suitable option before adding it to your calendar. Another example lets the assistant prepare your car when you tell it you’re about to leave.

Super Xiao Ai can also maintain shared context across devices. You can start a task on a Mac, move to the phone, and continue the same conversation with the previous context available. Some of these more advanced functions require the “Expert Mode” tier, which is accessed through a points system.

Both Oppo and Xiaomi have also added features designed to work with Apple’s ecosystem.

Oppo Connect can mirror iPhone calls and messages on the Find X10 Pro Max and sync activity data from an Apple Watch.

Xiaomi supports two-way notification syncing with an iPhone for apps such as WeChat and QQ. It can also mirror the phone’s desktop to an iPad, allowing files to be moved using drag and drop. The Xiaomi phone can even be unlocked through an iPad using Face ID or Touch ID.

Price and availability

In China, the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max starts at 6,799 yuan (around $1,006) for the 12GB/256GB version. The 16GB/1TB model costs 8,999 yuan (around $1,332). Sales began on September 24.

The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max starts at 6,999 yuan (around $1,045) for 12GB/256GB and goes up to 9,999 yuan (around $1,492) for 16GB/1TB.

The transparent special edition is only available with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage and costs 10,999 yuan (around $1,639). Sales began immediately after Xiaomi’s launch event.

Xiaomi has also officially confirmed that the 18 Pro series will launch globally later this year. That’s different from the Xiaomi 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max, which remained exclusive to China. Oppo has not yet made a similar global availability announcement for the Find X10 Pro Max.

Two flagships with very different priorities

The Find X10 Pro Max and Xiaomi 18 Pro Max share some major hardware trends, including 2nm processors, huge batteries, and high-resolution cameras. But the differences become much clearer once you look beyond the basic specifications.

Oppo has built the Find X10 Pro Max around three 200MP cameras, giving the main, telephoto, and ultra-wide cameras the same headline resolution. Its design also stays closer to the traditional flagship-phone layout.

Xiaomi has taken a different route with the 18 Pro Max. The rear display changes how the back of the phone can be used, while the camera system combines a 200MP main sensor and periscope camera with a 50MP ultra-wide. Its software also puts more emphasis on AI-assisted photography and an assistant that can carry out tasks across apps.

The two phones therefore offer different approaches to the same premium flagship market. The Find X10 Pro Max puts more hardware into its camera system, while the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max uses the rear display and software features to create a different phone experience.

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Oppo is rolling out new photo management features with the latest ColorOS 16 update. The changes are focused on making it easier to organize, browse, and manage photos directly from the Photos app. The update also adds improvements for text extraction, album privacy, and file selection.

ColorOS 16 adds new photo management tools

One of the most useful additions is the ability to change the date and time associated with a photo. Users can correct inaccurate timestamps or reorganize older memories by adjusting the capture time directly from the Photos app.

The update also lets users hide customized albums from the main Photos view, offering an additional way to keep certain collections out of sight. Meanwhile, the new Batch Favourites option allows multiple photos to be added to Favorites at once, reducing the number of taps needed when organizing a large library.

Oppo is also adding a Scan Text feature that can extract text from photos for copying, editing, or sharing. When working with documents, the tool can additionally rotate and straighten images and remove glare or shadows to create cleaner digital copies.

Photos and Albums now offer Immersive and By Date viewing modes, giving users more flexibility when browsing their libraries. The September ColorOS 16 update also includes improvements to Private Safe and photo selection, with better file organization across different formats and measures aimed at reducing accidental selections.

Oppo says the new features are part of its ongoing ColorOS 16 improvements, although availability may vary depending on the device and region. The update builds on the existing photo management experience by adding more control over how memories are organized, displayed, and accessed.

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Oppo has opened early blind pre-orders for the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max in the UK, shortly after unveiling the new series in China. The offer lets buyers reserve either phone before the official UK launch date is confirmed. Oppo is also bundling discounts and free accessories to attract early buyers.

Oppo offers up to £200 off and free gifts

UK customers can place a £49 deposit to secure an early-bird offer on the upcoming phones. The Find X10 comes with a discount of up to £150, while the Find X10 Pro Max gets up to £200 off. Buyers can also choose one free gift from the Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit, Oppo Watch X3, or Oppo Pad 5 Wi-Fi, subject to availability.

Oppo is also promising a Black Friday price guarantee, meaning customers will receive the difference if the phone is offered at a lower price during Black Friday. The early-bird promotion further includes a 15% student discount, while Oppo’s promotional material highlights signature-on-delivery service.

The company has not yet confirmed the UK launch date or final retail pricing for either phone. However, the official UK store has already created product pages for the Find X10 Pro Max and the Find X10, confirming that the two models are headed to the market.

Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max UK variants revealed

Oppo’s UK store lists the Find X10 in Glacier Blue, Mist Grey, and Glow Coral, with 12GB of RAM and either 256GB or 512GB of storage. The Find X10 Pro Max will be offered in Titanium Grey and Lunar White with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.

The Find X10 series was unveiled in China alongside the Find X10E, but the UK early-bird program currently focuses on the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max. Oppo has already confirmed that the Pro Max will launch internationally, with the phone set to feature MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset.

The £49 deposit is used to secure the early-bird benefits, with the remaining balance due after the launch according to the promotional terms shown on Oppo’s UK store.

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Oppo and Vivo unveiled their latest flagship phones just one day apart this week. Vivo introduced the X500 Pro Max on September 21, followed by Oppo’s Find X10 Pro Max a day later. Both phones use the same Dimensity 9600 Pro chip and pack 8,000mAh batteries, while their camera systems are a major part of the hardware.

Despite those similarities, the two phones take very different approaches to photography. The Find X10 Pro Max has three 200MP cameras, with each one covering a different focal length. The X500 Pro Max, meanwhile, puts a much larger sensor behind its 200MP telephoto camera. Here’s how the two phones compare.

Design

The Find X10 Pro Max keeps the squircle-shaped camera module used on the Find X9 series, but Oppo has split the design into two sections. The larger square section houses the three cameras, while a vertical pill-shaped section on the right holds the LED flash and an additional sensor.

The Moon White version gets Oppo’s camera splicing design. Its back uses a single piece of glass with two different textures instead of one uniform finish. The Warm Orange and Light Titanium models use a sanded finish with what Oppo describes as a soft sheen. All three versions have a Hasselblad logo on the back, with a design inspired by the material breaks found on classic film cameras.

Vivo uses a different approach on the X500 Pro Max. Three of its four colors — Earth Echo, Sunny, and Sunset — use a “Tidal Cold Carved Glass” back panel. The darker Night Photography version has a different finish. The phone also has an aviation-grade aluminum frame, while the camera ring uses a textured “pancake” Deco design.

Three 200MP Cameras vs a Large 200MP Telephoto

The Find X10 Pro Max has three 200MP rear cameras, with each camera handling a different focal length. The main camera uses a 1/1.3-inch sensor with an f/1.5 aperture and a 24mm equivalent focal length. Oppo claims 17 stops of single-frame dynamic range, while CIPA 6.5 stabilization helps keep shots steady.

The 200MP telephoto camera uses a smaller 1/1.56-inch sensor, an f/2.1 aperture, and a 70mm equivalent focal length. It can focus as close as 10cm for macro photography and has a CIPA 7.5 stabilization rating. The 200MP ultra-wide camera also uses a 1/1.56-inch sensor and has an f/2.2 aperture with a 124-degree field of view. Oppo says it takes in 202% more light than the previous model.

There is also a second-generation Danxia color lens next to the main camera. It is used for color processing and can capture 15 stops of dynamic range across 24 spectral sampling channels. Oppo says this improves color-perception efficiency by 43% compared with the previous generation.

The X500 Pro Max has a different camera setup. Its main camera uses a 1/1.28-inch Blueprint 900 sensor co-developed with Sony, with an f/1.57 aperture and a 24mm equivalent focal length. Vivo also claims 17EV of dynamic range. The camera uses TrueDynamic stabilization with a 3-degree gimbal-style system and Zeiss T* coating.

The main camera feature is the 200MP Zeiss APO telephoto camera. It uses a 1/1.4-inch Blueprint x Samsung HP0 sensor, an f/2.67 aperture, and an 85mm equivalent focal length. Vivo calls 85mm the “golden” focal length for portraits and distant subjects. The telephoto camera also supports 15cm macro photography and has CIPA 7.0 stabilization.

The ultra-wide camera is a 50MP unit with a 1/2.75-inch sensor and f/2.0 aperture. It also supports autofocus, allowing it to focus on closer subjects for macro shots.

Vivo has also added a multi-zone laser focus system with 1,536 laser points arranged in a 48×32 grid. The system provides more than 1,500 depth-information points to help with focusing.

Optional Camera Accessories 

Both phones support optional teleconverter accessories. Oppo’s Hasselblad teleconverter extends the telephoto camera from 230mm to 4600mm equivalent and supports up to 20x lossless zoom in good lighting. It also supports 4K 60fps Dolby Vision recording and dual OIS and EIS stabilization. The kit includes a protective case, adapter ring, hand-rest grip, camera strap, and carrying pouch.

Vivo’s Zeiss G2 Ultra teleconverter extends the X500 Pro Max’s telephoto camera to around 400mm equivalent. It also includes a dedicated stage mode for concert photography.

Vivo has another feature designed for cold environments. Its telephoto camera includes an active anti-fog system that uses hardware and software to clear condensation in cold and humid conditions, such as on ski slopes.

Video and Creative Features

The Find X10 Pro Max supports Open Gate recording, which captures the full sensor area and leaves more room for cropping and reframing later. Oppo says this is the first time it has brought the feature to a flagship phone. The phone can also record 8K video at 30fps in 10-bit Log and supports ACES-compatible color grading.

Oppo has partnered with TILTA and Blackmagic Camera as part of its KHRONOS system. This allows users to connect accessories such as ND filters and follow-focus handles. For photography, the phone includes Hasselblad Master Mode with different Hasselblad-inspired tonal presets, along with XPan Mode for an extra-wide aspect ratio.

The X500 Pro Max offers several high-frame-rate video options. It can record 4K video at 240fps for slow motion and 4K at 120fps with subject tracking. It also supports 4K 120fps 10-bit Log recording, while an 8K Native Live mode is coming through a software update.

Vivo also includes several cinematic color profiles, including Sunlight Film, Cool Silver Halide, Parisian Afterglow, Cool Shadow, and Warm Light. Users can also import custom 3D LUTs. Humanistic Mode adds film-style processing, gray-film shooting, and LUT support.

For easier editing, Vivo’s AI One-Click Highlight tool can scan a travel album, select moments from the photos and videos, apply color grading and music, and create a short video that you can share on socials or every other platform.

Performance and On-Device AI

Both phones use the Dimensity 9600 Pro, so their basic performance should be similar. However, Oppo and Vivo use different software and hardware features around the chip.

Oppo’s Tide Engine scheduling system is designed to speed up 200MP photo processing. The company says the gap between 200MP photo captures has been reduced to 0.7 seconds, which is 10 times faster than before.

Vivo, which worked with MediaTek on this chip generation, reports a 17% increase in single-core performance from the new Arm v9.4 cores. It also claims a 61% reduction in peak multi-core power consumption, a 27% increase in peak GPU performance, and a 51% improvement in first-word response time for on-device language models with 3 billion parameters.

Vivo also has several gaming features. Its Monster Hypercore Engine Tianji Edition supports native 144fps gaming and 120fps ray tracing in supported games. The phone also has an ultra-sensing gyroscope designed to improve aiming.

Oppo says the Find X10 Pro Max can maintain full-frame-rate gaming for up to eight hours in popular MOBA titles.

Display Engineering

The Find X10 Pro Max’s 6.78-inch LTPO OLED display includes several features designed to reduce eye strain. It can drop to 1 nit of minimum brightness, covers 95% of the BT.2020 color space, and reaches 2,000 nits of global peak brightness. It also uses a 144Hz refresh rate, 3840Hz PWM dimming, and has seven eye-protection certifications, including TÜV Rheinland’s flicker-free certification.

Oppo says its display technology increases deep red light output by 160% and reduces harmful blue light by 38% compared with the previous generation. Its Display P3 chip handles the display’s color processing.

The X500 Pro Max has a 6.85-inch display using BOE’s Q11 material, also with a 144Hz refresh rate. Vivo has added chip-level AP Demura 2.0 for pixel-level color and brightness calibration, along with a Sunlight Screen Color Compensation Algorithm for outdoor visibility.

The ambient light sensor can adjust brightness in 0.3-lux steps. Vivo says it matches 98% of the human eye’s light sensitivity while reducing 99.9% of infrared interference that could affect readings. The screen reaches 4,400 nits of peak brightness at a 20% window size and 2,000 nits of global brightness.

Battery, Charging, and Cold-Weather Support

Both phones have 8,000mAh batteries, but the two companies highlight different battery features.

Oppo says its Glacier Battery uses a spherical silicon-carbon anode and a battery longevity algorithm. This helps the battery to retain 80% of its capacity after five years of daily charging.

Meanwhile, Vivo’s fifth-generation silicon-anode battery has more than 25% silicon content. The company says it can continue working at temperatures as low as -30°C and remain functional at -20°C.

As for charging, the X500 Pro Max supports faster 90W wired charging, compared with 80W on the Find X10 Pro Max. Oppo supports faster wireless charging at 50W, while Vivo supports 40W wireless charging. Vivo’s 50W wireless charging requires the company’s 50W Vertical Wireless Charger 2.

Software and Ecosystem Features

No surprises, the two phones run their own skin on top of Android 17. ColorOS 17 on the Find X10 Pro Max includes AI Fluid Cloud, which can track a journey across different types of transport, including walking, buses, and subways, and provide reminders before transfers. AI Notes can summarize meetings and videos and organize the information into a searchable knowledge base.

AI Tap lets users point the camera at objects such as Wi-Fi signs, menus, or documents and get information about them.

Oppo also offers several features for connecting the phone with Apple devices through Oppo Connect. The system can relay iPhone calls and messages to the Oppo phone, sync Apple Watch activity data, and share audio with earbuds from different brands. An Oppo Watch can also be used as a camera shutter, while an Enco earbud can work as a wireless microphone.

Vivo X500 Pro runs OriginOS 7, which has features like Vivo’s Blue Heart Little V Pro Mode that handles multiple tasks from a single instruction and creates travel itineraries. Its Atomic Workbench allows up to five apps to run in the foreground, with users able to drag content between them.

Some of Vivo’s other features are designed specifically for China. These include automatic network optimization at large concerts, smart carrier switching at certain border crossings, and BeiDou satellite messaging on the 1TB model for areas without cellular coverage.

Accessory Ecosystems

Both phones have optional touchscreen accessories that attach to the back of the phone and provide a view from the rear cameras.

Oppo’s Bubble selfie screen works with the ultra-wide camera and shows a live preview when taking photos with the rear camera.

Vivo’s Camera Screen is a 3.92-inch magnetic touchscreen that is 5.65mm thick. It also supports remote shutter control from up to 10 meters away, which can be useful for taking photos or videos from a distance. 

Both accessories are sold separately.

Price and Availability

In China, the Find X10 Pro Max starts at 6,799 yuan (about $1,006) for the 12GB/256GB model. The 16GB/1TB version costs 8,999 yuan (about $1,332). The phone will go on sale on September 24.

The Vivo X500 Pro Max starts at 6,999 yuan (about $1,044) for 12GB/256GB. The 12GB/1TB version costs 8,999 yuan, while the 16GB/1TB Creator’s Package costs 12,999 yuan (about $1,940) and adds satellite communication.

The X500 Pro Max also goes on sale September 24. Neither company has confirmed international pricing yet. Vivo has confirmed that the X500 and X500 Pro Max will launch in Singapore, while Oppo’s global rollout is expected by late October.

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Oppo just dropped a new pair of true wireless earbuds alongside the Find X10 series. The Enco X4 focuses on better sound, smarter noise control, and a few practical AI tricks.

Oppo teamed up with Dynaudio’s Scandinavian sound-tuning team for these, calling it their first “lossless Dynaudio sound quality” headphones. They support high-fidelity lossless transmission up to 2.3 Mbps and can handle 48 kHz/24-bit audio.

Inside, you’ve got a fourth-generation coaxial dual-unit setup with dual DAC crossover driving. Oppo says this gives clearer layering. A polymer diaphragm is meant to deliver punchy but controlled bass, while a concentric symmetrical magnetic circuit handles the finer details in strings and such. They’re claiming low distortion across the full frequency range and true lossless performance from end to end.

Battery life looks solid. Official numbers claim up to 13 hours of music playback on the earbuds alone (AAC) and a total of 53 hours with the case. Switch to LHDC and those numbers drop a bit, up to 10 hours on the buds / 42 hours with the case, but still pretty competitive.

The case supports both wired and wireless charging (USB-C), the earbuds are IP55 rated for dust and water resistance, and each bud weighs about 5.6 g. Connectivity runs on Bluetooth 6.1 with support for AAC, SBC, LHDC, and LC3.

The main chip has been upgraded from 12 nm to 6 nm. You also get spatial audio, quick voice commands, head-gesture controls, and stereo recording.

One of the more interesting additions is AI real-time translation that covers 24 common languages. In the right situations, one person can read the translation on a screen while the other listens through the earbuds. No need to keep holding the phone up as a go-between.

Pricing and availability:

They were announced with a regular price of 1,199 yuan (about $178), while the pre-sale price drops to 1,099 yuan (about $164). There’s no word yet on global availability.

That said, Oppo did bring a slightly tweaked Enco X3s to markets like the UK, Australia, and Singapore last October, after the original Enco X3 launched in China in October 2024. So international versions aren’t out of the question.

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Oppo announced its latest smartwatches today alongside the new Find X10 smartphones. The release includes the new Oppo Watch S2, which focuses on a thinner design and updated health sensors, as well as a new Titanium Moon color option for the existing Watch X3.

Oppo Watch S2 Specifications

The Watch S2 has a 1.46-inch AMOLED screen and a stainless steel case. Oppo designed this model to be relatively thin, measuring 8.9mm thick when excluding the rear sensor bump. The watch body weighs 34.5 grams. It is available in Dynamic Orange, Mist Pink, and Mountain Shadow Gray.

The device comes with a segmented fluoroelastomer strap that Oppo says is thinner and more breathable than the straps used on previous models. The screen has a standard brightness of 600 nits, though it can reach up to 3,000 nits in specific outdoor sports modes to remain visible in direct sunlight.

For fitness, the Watch S2 introduces a feature called FatMax. Instead of using standard heart-rate zones, the software calculates a personalized target heart rate for fat burning based on the user’s height, weight, resting heart rate, and VO2 max.

During a workout, the watch provides real-time prompts to help users stay within that specific heart-rate range. It also estimates the grams of fat and carbohydrates burned. The watch supports over 100 sports modes and includes dual-frequency GPS for outdoor route tracking.

The sensor array on the back of the watch has been updated. It includes an eight-channel optical heart-rate sensor, a 16-channel blood-oxygen sensor, an ECG electrode, and a temperature sensor. You can run a 60-second health check that logs 13 different metrics at once. Standard tracking features like sleep monitoring, sleep apnea screening, and all-day SpO2 monitoring are also included.

The Watch S2 runs ColorOS Watch 17 and features Fluid Cloud for live updates such as transit and food deliveries. It can connect to two smartphones simultaneously to receive notifications from both devices. It also supports NFC for transit cards and gesture controls.

Battery life is estimated at seven days for standard use, or up to 10 days on a battery-saver setting. Using the always-on display reduces the battery life to about four days. The watch is rated 5ATM for water resistance and has IP69 and IP69K ratings for dust and water protection.

Pricing and Availability

The Oppo Watch S2 starts at 1,599 yuan ($238), while the new Titanium Moon version of the Watch X3 is priced at 2,799 yuan ($418). Both watches will be available in China starting September 24.

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Oppo used today’s event to unveil the Find X10 series smartphones, but it also introduced a much smaller device alongside them. Called the AI Heart Ball, it’s a clip-on AI wearable that Oppo describes as an “AI growth coach.” The device is available for trial at 499 yuan (~ $75), with user recruitment opening today.

The Heart Ball is small enough to clip onto your collar without getting in the way. It weighs just 9.8 grams and offers up to 24 hours of battery life on a single charge. Oppo says its microphone can pick up sound from as far as 5 meters away, so you don’t need to keep the device close to your mouth while using it.

What it actually does is track your day with you. It helps you stay focused on tasks, reminds you of commitments you’ve made, flags risks it picks up on, and goes back over past decisions and outcomes with you so you can see where your judgment held up and where it didn’t.

AI built around your daily activities

The Heart Ball’s AI features are powered by Oppo’s PersonaX Memory Symbiosis Engine. It combines voiceprint recognition, information association, and what Oppo calls memory evolution algorithms to build a better understanding of your activities over time.

The wearable also uses VAD voice detection and an in-memory computing architecture to process the information it collects. Oppo’s O-Mind bionic behavioral deep thinking algorithm then turns that information into personalized suggestions and actions instead of simply producing a transcript of what it hears.

Oppo is also opening the Heart Ball’s MCP ecosystem to developers. This gives them access to some of the AI tools the device already uses and lets them build additional experiences around the wearable.

Privacy is especially important for a device designed to listen throughout the day. Oppo says the Heart Ball uses its PCC private computing cloud, with end-to-end encryption covering data storage, transmission, and processing.

The company also says it doesn’t retain user recordings, which should help address concerns about having an always-listening AI device clipped to your clothes.

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Oppo has released a slim power bank for people who want reliable on-the-go charging without lugging around a brick. The new 33W Pocket Charge Super Flash Charge Power Bank 10000 is compact, practical, and surprisingly well-connected for such a small accessory.

It’s available now for 149 yuan (~$22). You get 10,000 mAh of capacity in a body that measures just 110.6 × 70.6 × 18.1 mm and weighs about 204 g. Two understated colors are on offer: Khaki Fragrance and Light Pink. It’s also certified under China’s new 2026 national safety standard for portable chargers.

One of the nicer touches is how it works with ColorOS. On compatible Oppo phones, you can see the power bank’s remaining charge, battery health, and even real-time temperature right on your phone screen, no need to guess how much juice is left.

Charging-wise, it has dual ports (USB-A and USB-C). Each one can push up to 33 W when used alone and supports SUPERVOOC, PD, PPS, QC, and UFCS. When both ports are in use at the same time, the max combined output drops to 5 V / 4 A. It also automatically detects low-power devices, so it can safely charge smartwatches, earbuds, and fitness trackers without issues.

In the box you get a short 0.2 m, 3A braided cable with dual Type-C ends. It’s designed to be easy to attach and detach, so you can leave the house without packing an extra cable.

Compact size, multi-protocol support, solid safety credentials, and those handy software features make this little power bank a pretty practical everyday companion, especially at this price. It’s available now through major Chinese retailers.

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Oppo has expanded the Find X10 series with a more wallet-friendly option that still packs solid performance, decent cameras, and strong battery life. The Find X10 E is aimed at people who want a taste of the flagship experience without jumping to the pricier models.

The design keeps things refined but more understated than the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max. It has a velvety glass back, ultra-narrow equal bezels on all four sides, and a subtly shimmering metal frame. Nothing flashy, just clean.

Under the hood is MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500s, a 3nm chip that peaks at 3.73 GHz. It comes with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage, so everyday use should feel snappy. Battery life looks promising with a 7,025 mAh battery that supports 80W SuperVOOC wired charging and 50W wireless charging.

For cameras, Oppo stuck with a Hasselblad-tuned imaging setup, but this time it’s three 50MP sensors. The main camera uses a large 1/1.4″ sensor with a 23 mm equivalent focal length, f/1.6 aperture, and optical image stabilization. The telephoto has a 1/1.95″ sensor at 73 mm equivalent, f/2.6, and OIS. The ultra-wide is a 15 mm equivalent with an f/2.0 aperture.

Up front there’s a 32MP selfie camera (21 mm, f/2.4). Software extras include the LUMO colour palette for portraits, Hasselblad Natural Colors, Professional Portrait Mode, and XPAN Mode for more cinematic shots.

The screen is a flat 6.59″ panel with a 2,760 × 1,256 resolution and 120 Hz refresh rate. It hits a peak brightness of 1,800 nits, uses a Display P3 chip, and features 3,840 Hz ultra-high-frequency PWM dimming for better eye comfort in low light. It’s running ColorOS 17 on top of Android 17.

Price and availability:

It was announced alongside the rest of the lineup this evening (September 22) and goes on sale in China from September 24. Pricing starts at 4,999 yuan (~$746) for the 12GB + 256GB version, with the 16GB + 512GB model at 5,499 yuan (~$821). You get two colour choices: Ice Blue and Light Titanium.

All in all, the Find X10 E feels like a practical entry into the new series: capable hardware, Hasselblad-tuned cameras, and pricing that undercuts the higher models. A solid all-rounder if you don’t need the absolute top-tier specs.

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Oppo has officially unveiled the Find X10, its new standard flagship. Instead of just pushing the ultra-premium model, they’re pitching this one as a proper all-rounder with strong cameras, serious battery life, and a refined design that doesn’t feel like a compromise.

The real headline, of course, is the camera setup. The Find X10 brings a dual 200MP Hasselblad imaging system down to the standard flagship model. You get a 200 MP main camera (1/1.4″ sensor, f/1.6, 23 mm equivalent, OIS rated CIPA 6.0) and a 200 MP telephoto (1/1.56″, f/2.6, 65 mm, OIS rated CIPA 7.0). The ultrawide packs a relatively less impressive 50 MP with a 15 mm equivalent focal length.

Oppo added a second-generation colour-correction sensor and the LUMO engine to make the most of the 200 MP sensors. Extra features include 4K live video, a stage mode, and support for an optional Hasselblad teleconverter.

Inside sits MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600M chipset, which peaks at 4.21 GHz. Oppo pairs it with their Tide Engine and claims the phone will stay smooth for years. Powering it all is a massive 8,000 mAh battery. Charging is solid too: 80W SuperVOOC wired and 50W wireless.

Design-wise, Oppo went for immersion. It has an ultra-narrow 0.99 mm symmetrical bezel, a metal frame, and a soft, velvety glass back. It’s also rated IP66, IP68, and IP69 for dust and water resistance, so it should handle real-world abuse pretty well.

The screen is a new 6.59″ panel that can go down to 1 nit for eye comfort. Resolution is 2,768 × 1,272, it hits 144 Hz (adaptive in everyday use), supports 3,840 Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, covers BT.2020 colour, and Oppo claims very accurate colors (dE < 0.6). It’s running the brand-new ColorOS 17, which brings a few useful AI features.

Price and availability:

The phone was announced this evening (September 22) and goes on sale in China from September 24. Prices start at 5,499 yuan for the 12GB + 256GB version and climb to 7,499 yuan for the 16GB + 1TB model. You’ll get three colour options: Ice Blue, Light Orange, and Light Titanium.

• 12+256GB: 5499 yuan (~$820)
• 12+512GB: 5999 yuan (~$895)
• 16+512GB: 6499 yuan (~$970)
• 16+1TB: 7499 yuan (~$1,120)

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Oppo has officially launched the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max at its launch event tonight. It’s the first Pro Max in the Oppo Find line ever, and also the first smartphone in the world to feature three 200MP cameras. 

The Find X10 Pro Max is also among the first to feature MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset, after the Vivo X500 Pro series. 

Design and display

The Find X10 Pro Max retains the squari-cle camera module of the previous line, now with a separate pill module on the right for LED light. The back panel also has a Hasselblad imprint, styled after the material sections you’d find on classic film cameras. You get a mix of a smooth metal finish and a woven texture across the back. 

Oppo offers the phone in three colors: Moon White, Warm Orange, and Light Titanium, matching what we saw in the official images Oppo published ahead of launch.

The phone is rated IP68, IP69, and IP66 for dust and water resistance, and it carries a five-star drop and impact rating from SGS Switzerland. On the front, you get a new 6.78-inch eye-protection screen with a 1-nit minimum brightness and 95% coverage of the BT.2020 color gamut. Of course, it’s an LTPO OLED panel with 3600 nits peak brightness and 3840Hz PWM Dimming. A five-channel ambient light sensor tracks changes in color temperature around you, which Oppo says keeps brightness and color accurate as lighting conditions shift.

Camera

The headline feature is the triple 200MP setup, something we tracked through several leaks, including the detailed camera samples Oppo shared just days before launch. All three rear cameras use 200MP Hasselblad-branded sensors:

• Ultra-wide: 1/1.56-inch sensor, f/2.2 aperture, 124-degree field of view, and a claimed 202% increase in light intake over the outgoing model.
• Main camera: 17EV of single-frame dynamic range and an f/1.5 aperture.
• Telephoto: The highest pixel count and largest aperture Oppo has put on a Pro Max telephoto lens, with CIPA 7.5 stabilization.

Oppo’s new second-generation Danxia color reproduction lens works alongside what it calls the LUMO native light and shadow engine to keep colors accurate across different lighting setups rather than just under ideal conditions.

As for videos, the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max records 8K Log video across all three lenses and 4K 120fps Dolby Vision at any focal length, with horizon stabilization to keep handheld footage steady.

Oppo also says the new DeepPix sensor increases full-well capacity by 60%; that means each pixel can hold significantly more charge before saturating. In practice, that translates to better retention of detail in high-contrast scenes. The brand has also partnered with TILTA and Blackmagic Camera to support native Dolby Vision, O-Log2, and Open Gate recording. 

Performance

Inside, you get the Dimensity 9600 Pro, MediaTek’s 2nm flagship chip, running alongside ColorOS 17 — all about the new skin here. Oppo says its new Tide Engine scheduling cuts the interval between 200MP photo captures down to 0.7 seconds, ten times faster than before. That should matter if you shoot in burst mode often. 

The chip also brings a redesigned NPU setup that Oppo built jointly with MediaTek, aimed at running AI features like ColorOS 17’s Xiao Bu Space, a tool that pulls together scattered information like flight bookings and schedules without you having to dig through separate apps for it.

For connectivity, the phone has the new ShanHai communication system, which Oppo claims supports carrier signals in more than 230 countries and regions, with three-network standby, so switching SIM cards abroad shouldn’t be necessary.

Price and availability

The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max ships in four configurations in China:

• 12GB + 256GB: 6,799 yuan (~$1,006)
• 12GB + 512GB: 7,499 yuan (~$1,110)
• 16GB + 512GB: 7,999 yuan (~$1,184)
• 16GB + 1TB: 8,999 yuan (~$1,332)

Oppo has not announced pricing or availability outside China yet. We’ll update this piece once Oppo shares a global rollout timeline.

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Oppo unveiled ColorOS 17 at its developer conference in China on September 17, and the company has now revealed most of what is coming with the update. Along with the new software, Oppo also announced a rollout schedule for Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme devices, which we covered in our official launch and rollout schedule report.

This time, we’re taking a closer look at the changes you are most likely to notice in everyday use, before getting to the phones that will receive the update and when.

ColorOS 17 is based on Android 17. It is also the first version of the software shared across Oppo, OnePlus and Realme phones, following OnePlus and Realme’s confirmation that they are moving to ColorOS.

Floating island navigation

One of the first things you may notice is the new navigation design. Instead of sitting along the bottom edge of the screen, the navigation bar now floats above your content as a transparent, pill-shaped bar.

Oppo has brought the design to many of its own apps, including Files, Photos, Phone Manager, Compass and Notes. Background activities can also appear as tappable capsules, while the lock screen gets a separate Lockscreen Island for things such as music, calls and navigation.

The idea is to keep these controls within easier reach, especially when you are using the phone with one hand.

Fluid Design animations

The new navigation is part of a wider visual change that Oppo calls Fluid Design. Rather than keeping every element rigid, the interface now reacts more noticeably to how you interact with it.

For example, buttons and selection boxes can stretch or squeeze slightly when you press them, then settle back into place. The clock also moves between the lock screen and home screen as you unlock the phone, making the transition feel more connected.

The animations respond to your touch as well. A quick flick gets a quick response, while slowly dragging an element gives you a little more resistance. Oppo says the Aurora Engine handles the rendering, with a separate animation layer taking care of the motion.

Frosted-glass look and new lock screen clocks

The visual changes don’t stop with animations. ColorOS 17 also brings a translucent, frosted-glass look to parts of the interface, including the Control Centre, Media Player, Notes, Files and lock screen.

The system uses different levels of blur to create a sense of depth, while a soft outline called Contour Glow helps separate cards and selected items from the background. The Control Centre has also been redesigned with fully circular toggles.

There is some resemblance to Apple’s iOS 26 design here, although Oppo says it has kept the refraction effect more restrained. The company also says the translucent elements are designed to keep text and icons easy to read.

The lock screen gets some attention of its own, with three new clock styles to choose from. If you like one of them, you can also use the same clock styles as widgets on the home screen.

Faster app switching with the Tidal Engine

Beyond the visual changes, Oppo is also trying to make ColorOS 17 feel faster when you move between apps.

That’s where its Tidal Engine comes in. The system learns which apps you use most often and how long you typically spend in them, then adjusts how resources are allocated. It also works to keep more apps running in the background, so returning to an app doesn’t always mean starting from the beginning.

Oppo’s own figures show a 55.6% improvement in background app retention, along with 35% better app launch stability. The company also claims 50% faster scrolling and loading in third-party photo galleries and 15% faster app switching.

There is another system called the Polar Light Engine, which Oppo says can reduce the memory used when launching apps by 25% and cut rendering load by 30%. As always, the actual difference will depend on the phone’s hardware and how the software performs on it.

AI Photo Editor and AI Memory Gallery

AI is also becoming a bigger part of the photo experience in ColorOS 17. With the AI Photo Editor, you can simply describe the change you want instead of going through individual editing tools.

You can also give the editor a reference image and ask it to use that image’s colors, lighting, or skin tone. On top of that, it can remove unwanted objects, reduce motion blur, and adjust colors and tones. Oppo says its DaVinci visual model powers these features.

The gallery gets some AI features too. AI Memory Gallery can turn your photos into photo blogs, which Oppo calls Plogs, and generate the accompanying text for you.

There is also a more useful change if you regularly shoot with other devices. Footage from cameras such as the Insta360 GO Ultra, as well as files stored on NAS devices, can be accessed directly from the album through Album Direct Connection without first taking up space on your phone.

AI Notes and live translation

ColorOS 17 also gives AI Notes a bigger role in meetings and other situations where you need to keep track of information.

The app can listen to a meeting while taking notes at the same time. You can also bring in videos, books, and other ideas with a single click and have them turned into structured notes. If you need to share the results of a meeting, the system can create an editable overview diagram as well.

Oppo is also bringing live translation into the mix. When compatible Oppo earphones are connected, the system can translate another person’s speech in real time and play the translation into your ear. Your response can then be played through the phone’s speaker.

Xiao Bu assistant

Oppo’s assistant, known as Heytap Assistant, Breeno or Xiao Bu depending on the market, is getting a more proactive role with Xiao Bu Space.

Instead of simply waiting for commands, it can keep track of tasks and flag things that need attention. Oppo gives examples such as an overdue credit card payment or a forgotten reservation, with the assistant pointing you toward the service that can resolve the issue.

Travel is another area where Oppo is putting Xiao Bu to work. You can describe a trip in one sentence and have it create an itinerary covering things like transport, accommodation, tasks and precautions. Once you’re travelling, it can show your boarding pass, arrange a taxi after you land, and even warn you if you have selected the wrong airport, station, or terminal.

Oppo says the assistant supports more than 700 scenarios. For now, these features have been announced for the China version of ColorOS 17, and it has not confirmed which ones will make their way to global builds.

Scam and deepfake protection

Oppo is also using AI to add more protection against scams and deepfakes.

One of the new tools is AI Cross-App Anti-Fraud, which looks at activity across calls, web browsing, and app installations. If it detects a chain of behavior that could eventually lead to a coerced payment, it can warn the user and record the event.

Then there is AI Face-Swapping Detection, which checks video calls for signs that someone’s face may have been digitally replaced and reminds you to verify who you are speaking with.

Finally, AI Call Anti-Fraud uses a new language model to look for scam scripts and AI-generated voices. Oppo says it can work across its own apps as well as third-party apps.

Car, watch and earphone features

ColorOS 17 is also expanding beyond the phone itself. Oppo has added Car+ connectivity, which allows supported cars and phones to work together more closely.

For example, Walking-Navigation Handover can move navigation from your phone to the car’s larger display when you start driving.

Oppo’s watches get some new tricks as well. Air gestures let you control parts of the phone without touching the screen. A double pinch can switch songs or videos, while a wrist flip or double tap can skip backward. You can also use the watch as a remote shutter for the phone’s camera.

For fitness, FatMax can set personalized heart-rate zones and provide voice coaching, while Sports Fluid Cloud can send heart-rate and calorie data to a phone or tablet in real time.

The Oppo Watch S2, which is among the first devices to run ColorOS 17, includes FatMax mode and launches on September 22.

Smaller changes testers have found

There are also a few smaller changes that have shown up in the closed beta. These aren’t necessarily final, so Oppo could still change them before the stable release.

For calls, you can swipe up to answer and swipe down to end one, with an option to reverse those gestures if you prefer. The status bar has also been rearranged, with the battery shown first, followed by Wi-Fi and signal information. On dual-SIM phones, the two signal indicators can also appear as a single block.

The torch gets a new full-screen interface with a brightness slider, while the charging animation now uses a glowing battery bar.

Which phones get ColorOS 17?

Oppo’s ColorOS 17 page lists the Oppo Find X10 series, OnePlus 16, and Oppo Watch S2 among the first devices to debut the new software. You can also check our Oppo Find X10 series roundup for what we know about that lineup so far.

For existing devices, Oppo has already published a rollout schedule for models in China. The stable rollout starts on October 8, although that doesn’t mean every device in a particular batch will receive the update on the same day. Oppo describes these as rollout start dates, and the schedule can still change.

Here are the main batches:

• October 8: Oppo Find X9 series and Find N6, OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15T, Realme GT8 Pro.
• October 16: Oppo Find X8 series, Find N5 and Pad 5 Pro, OnePlus 13 and OnePlus 13T, Realme GT7 Pro, GT8 and Neo8.
• October 20: OnePlus Ace 6 series and Oppo Watch X3.
• October 22: Oppo Reno 16 and Reno 16 Pro.
• November 26: Oppo Find X7 Ultra, Reno 15 and Reno 14 series, OnePlus 12, OnePlus Ace 5 series, Realme GT5 Pro, GT7, Neo7 and Realme 15 Pro, along with more Oppo tablets and foldables.
• December: OnePlus 11, OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, Realme GT6, Neo6 and Realme 14 Pro+.

For users outside China, the wait is a little longer. Oppo has not yet published a global or India rollout calendar.

The company is already running a closed beta in India for the Oppo Find X9 Pro, Reno 15 Pro, Reno 15 Pro Mini, OnePlus 15, OnePlus 15R and Realme GT 8 Pro. That gives us an idea of which phones could be among the first to get the stable update, although Oppo has not confirmed its final rollout dates. The ColorOS 17 beta expansion has more details on the wider beta list.

OnePlus users will also have a choice when the transition happens. They can move from OxygenOS to ColorOS and roll back later if they decide they want to return. Realme India, meanwhile, has confirmed that its upcoming phones will launch with ColorOS 17 instead of Realme UI.

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Oppo’s been quietly expanding one of its more interesting mid-range phones beyond China. The Oppo A7 Pro Max 5G first showed up in China back in August 2026, and it’s now launched in Austria, Malaysia, and Thailand. If you’re the kind of person who hates hunting for a charger every few hours, this one’s worth a look.

The big headline is the battery: a massive 10,000mAh pack. That’s among the biggest you’ll find in a mainstream phone right now. It also supports 80W wired charging (so a full top-up takes about 90 minutes in ideal conditions) and 27W reverse charging, meaning you can use it to top up other devices in a pinch. Oppo’s using silicon-carbon battery tech that should hold up better over time and keep more of its capacity after lots of charge cycles.

The rest of the phone is solid mid-range fare. You’re getting a 6.78″ AMOLED screen at 2,772 × 1,272 with a 120Hz refresh rate and peak brightness up to 1,800 nits, so outdoor visibility should be decent.

Under the hood is the Snapdragon 4 Gen 5 (4nm) with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. Cameras are more modest: a 50MP main sensor with OIS, a 2MP mono secondary on the back, and a 50MP selfie camera. Video maxes out at 1080p/30fps both front and rear.

While the camera specifications aren’t exactly exciting, the Xiaomi Mix Fold 4-like camera plateau and a multi-color “Breathing Light” make the phone’s appearance stand out.

It packs an IP69K water and dust resistance rating, an optical in-display fingerprint sensor, and NFC. Software is ColorOS 16 on Android 16. Despite the huge battery, it’s not a brick: roughly 163 × 78 × 8.6 mm and about 224g.

Pricing depends on the market. In Austria the 6GB/256GB model is €599 (around $688). Malaysia and Thailand get the 8GB/256GB version for MYR 2,299 (~$563) and THB 19,999 (~$600) respectively. Colors are Surfing Blue and Lunar Black.

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After recently launching the K14 Lite, the company has started teasing the Oppo K14 Plus 5G. The lineup already includes the K14 and K14x, both released earlier this year. Oppo dropped a short teaser on social media and set up a dedicated Flipkart microsite, confirming the phone will go on sale through the platform.

The promo material uses the tagline “Powered to Perform, Built to Last,” which points to a focus on solid everyday performance and durability. The teaser image shows a side profile with a flat frame and physical buttons. Color options look like they include at least orange and a gray or silver finish.

The “Plus” name has people expecting a bigger battery or larger display compared with the other models in the series, something Oppo has done before when differentiating variants.

For context, the original Oppo K14 5G launched in March 2026 with a 7,000mAh battery, MediaTek Dimensity 6300, 45W SUPERVOOC charging, and a 120Hz display, starting at ₹17,999. It’s now priced at ₹25,999. The K14x currently starts at ₹21,999 and the newer K14 Lite at ₹16,999. The K14 Plus is expected to sit above them and may land around or above ₹30,000, though that’s still just speculation until official details drop.

Sales will center on Flipkart, the same strategy Oppo has used for other recent K-series phones. As usual with these teases, more information – processor, cameras, exact battery size, and pricing – should start appearing closer to the official announcement.

The K14 Plus continues Oppo’s habit of offering several versions within one series to cover different price points and preferences in India’s competitive mid-range market.

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Oppo is bringing back its Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit for the Find X10 series. Zhuo Shijie, head of Oppo Find series products, announced today that both the Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max will support the kit. 

As you may know, this isn’t the first time Oppo has done this. It already introduced a similar accessory with the Find X9 series. Last year, it launched a Hasselblad imaging kit for the Find X9 Pro that included a teleconverter, magnetic handle, magnetic case, and shoulder strap.

The 3.28x teleconverter gave the Find X9 Pro up to 10x magnification. It was sold separately, with an India price leak putting it at ₹29,999. The Oppo Find X9 Ultra Hasselblad Earth Explorer Master Set also came with a teleconverter lens.

Oppo has not yet revealed whether the Find X10 kit will work in the same way as the previous accessories. It also hasn’t confirmed whether the kit will come with the phones, be sold separately, or how much it will cost.

What Oppo says about the cameras

Oppo says the Find X10 series uses a telephoto camera with a large aperture and stabilization rated at up to CIPA 7.5 stops. The phones also include scene presets designed for stage and concert lighting.

For video, Oppo says users can record in 4K and capture a full video of a song while also getting a set of Live Photos from the same shoot. The company previously shared details about the Hasselblad imaging system and 200MP cameras earlier this month.

The Find X10 lineup will include three models. The Find X10 Pro Max sits at the top with a triple 200MP camera setup, while the standard Find X10 has a dual 200MP camera system. 

The Find X10 E will be the entry-level model. Oppo says it will still get a Hasselblad high-resolution imaging system, the Find series flagship design, and ColorOS 17.

All three phones will launch in China on September 22.

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