OPPO has finally brought its biggest camera phone to the rest of the world. The Find X10 Pro Max was launched globally at an event in Mallorca on 21 October 2026, alongside the smaller Find X10, and it is aimed squarely at people who buy a phone mainly for its cameras. It is also expensive, which makes the details worth looking at closely before anyone gets carried away by the spec sheet.
OPPO Find X10 Pro Max price and release date
In the UK, the Find X10 Pro Max costs GBP 1,499. In Germany and France it is EUR 1,799, and in India it is listed at Rs 1,99,999. The European model comes with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, in Titanium Grey or Luna White.
Pre-orders opened on 21 October and run until 28 October, with GBP 100 or EUR 100 off for early buyers in the UK and Europe. OPPO is also offering a trade-in bonus of up to GBP 250 if you hand in an older OPPO or OnePlus phone, or up to GBP 150 for an Apple or Samsung device. Early buyers can also pick a free gift, choosing between the teleconverter lens kit, an OPPO Watch X3 or an OPPO Pad 5. Global availability starts from late October.
Three 200MP cameras, tuned with Hasselblad
The headline feature is a triple rear camera system in which all three lenses use 200MP sensors, co-developed with Hasselblad. On paper, that is a very unusual setup. Most rivals use one high-resolution sensor and pair it with lower-resolution ultra-wide and zoom cameras.
Main camera
The main camera uses a 1/1.28-inch Samsung ISOCELL HPC sensor with what OPPO calls DeepPix technology. The company claims up to 17 stops of dynamic range, which, if it holds up in real-world testing, should help with tricky scenes like bright skies over dark streets or concert lighting.
Ultra-wide camera
The ultra-wide has a 1/1.56-inch sensor, a 124-degree field of view and autofocus. Ultra-wides are usually the weak link on flagship phones, so a large sensor here is a meaningful upgrade rather than a marketing number.
Telephoto camera
The 3x optical telephoto has an f/2.1 aperture and can focus as close as 10cm, so it doubles as a telemacro camera for close-ups of food, flowers or textures. OPPO’s optional teleconverter adds a 3.28x boost for anyone who wants serious reach.
By default the phone captures 26MP images across its zoom range from ultra-wide up to 9.9x, a sensible compromise between detail and file size. A Hi-Res mode lets you shoot at 50MP or the full 200MP when you need it. On the front there is a 50MP selfie camera.
Built for video creators
This is where the Pro Max looks most interesting. All three rear cameras can record 4K at 60 and 120 frames per second and 8K at 30fps, and the phone supports Dolby Vision, OPPO’s O-Log2 profile and Open Gate recording. Open Gate uses the full sensor area, giving editors more room to crop for different formats later.
OPPO also says the phone supports the Blackmagic Camera app, and a Tilta accessory kit is available for people who want to rig it up with handles and filters. It is a clear pitch at YouTubers and small production crews who would rather not carry a separate camera for every job.
Display, chip and battery
The screen is a 6.78-inch LTPO panel with a 2772 x 1272 resolution. It runs from 1Hz to 120Hz, with up to 144Hz in supported games, and peaks at 3,600 nits. For people sensitive to flicker, OPPO quotes 3,840Hz PWM dimming and the ability to drop as low as 1 nit for night-time use. The panel also covers the wide BT.2020 colour space, which matters more than it sounds on a phone pitched at video creators: if you are shooting Dolby Vision or Log footage, a screen that can actually show those colours makes checking your shots in the field far more reliable.
Inside is MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 Pro, built on a 2nm process. It runs ColorOS 17 on top of Android 17, with new AI features including AI Mind Pilot, built with Manus, and AI Call Guard for spotting suspicious calls.
A smaller battery in Europe
Here is the catch that many headlines skip. OPPO quotes a battery of up to 8,000mAh, but the European version has a smaller 7,150mAh cell. That is still very large by flagship standards, but it is worth knowing if battery life is your main reason for buying. Charging is fast either way: 80W wired, 50W wireless and up to 55W over standard USB Power Delivery chargers, which is handy if you already own a laptop charger.
Durability and connectivity
The Pro Max carries IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings, which cover dust, submersion and high-pressure water jets. It also has Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.2 and an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor.
What about the standard Find X10?
The regular Find X10 is the more compact option, with a 6.59-inch display and MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600M chip on a 3nm process. It has dual 200MP rear cameras rather than three. For anyone who finds 6.78-inch phones unwieldy, it may be the more sensible buy.
The full spec list for both models is in OPPO’s official Find X10 series launch announcement.
Is the Find X10 Pro Max worth it?
It is far too early for a verdict, because nobody outside early reviewers has used one for long. What the spec sheet does show is a phone that takes cameras, and especially video, more seriously than most. If you shoot a lot of content, the combination of three 200MP sensors, 8K on every lens and Log recording is genuinely compelling.
For everyone else, GBP 1,499 is a lot of money, and the smaller European battery takes a little shine off. The pre-order discount and trade-in bonus help, but only until 28 October. If your current phone is still working well, it may be worth waiting for full reviews and the inevitable price drops. If you are not sure it is time to upgrade at all, our guide to the signs it is time to replace your smartphone can help you decide.
FAQ
How much is the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max in the UK?
It costs GBP 1,499 for the 12GB and 512GB model, with GBP 100 off during the pre-order period that runs until 28 October 2026.
When is the Find X10 Pro Max available?
It launched globally on 21 October 2026, with pre-orders open now and wider availability from late October.
How big is the battery?
OPPO quotes up to 8,000mAh, but the European version has a 7,150mAh battery.
What cameras does it have?
Three 200MP Hasselblad rear cameras (main, ultra-wide and 3x telephoto) plus a 50MP front camera.
Is it waterproof?
It has IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance.
