OPPO Find X10 Reportedly Priced at €1,499 in Europe, Pro Max at €1,799
Pricing reported by Dealabs puts OPPO's Find X10 at €1,499 and the Find X10 Pro Max at €1,799 in France, with both phones expected in Europe on October 21 and launch discounts of €150 and €200 attached.
Dealabs reports that the €1,499 price applies to the Find X10 in its 12GB/512GB configuration, while the Find X10 Pro Max will sell for €1,799 in France. When the Find X9 launched in Europe, the same 12GB/512GB variant carried a €999 price tag. The Find X9 Pro arrived at €1,299 and the Find X9 Ultra at €1,699, so the reported Pro Max figure is in line with the top of last year's range rather than far beyond it.
The report attributes the increase in part to rising RAM and storage prices driven by growing AI-related demand, a link OPPO has not confirmed. A possible further sign of component pressure, according to the same report, is that Europe will not receive any 16GB RAM configurations even though OPPO offers them in China.
Buyers would also get smaller batteries than the Chinese versions. Both European Find X10 models are reported to carry 7,150mAh cells, down from the 8,000mAh batteries in the models sold in China.
OPPO is reportedly preparing launch promotions to offset the higher prices. The Find X10 could come with a €150 discount and the Pro Max with €200 off, bringing them to €1,349 and €1,599. Buyers may also choose one of three free items: a teleconverter kit, an OPPO Pad 5 tablet or a Watch X3.
The Find X10 Pro Max was announced in China with three 200MP rear cameras, an 8,000mAh battery and MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset, with prices starting at CNY 6,799, or roughly $1,006. OPPO has confirmed that the Pro Max will be sold in international markets, but has not announced official European pricing.