Oppo's Find X10 Pro Max Debuts as First Phone With Three 200-Megapixel Cameras

The Pro Max's triple rear camera is built into a square, raised camera island, with a separate bar holding the flash and an additional sensor; an orange accent line refers to Oppo's Hasselblad partnership, The Verge reported. iFanr said all three rear cameras are 200-megapixel units: a 24mm main camera with a 1/1.3-inch Samsung sensor, F1.5 aperture, Oppo's first DeepPix technology and a claimed 17 stops of dynamic range, plus CIPA 6.5 OIS; a 13mm ultrawide with a 1/1.56-inch sensor, F2.0 aperture, 124-degree field of view and 4cm macro; and a 70mm periscope telephoto with a 1/1.56-inch sensor, F2.1 aperture, CIPA 7.5 OIS and 10cm close-focus macro. The Verge said the main camera's 17-stop dynamic range comes from what Oppo calls DeepPix sensor technology.

Oppo is also positioning the Pro Max for professional video. According to iFanr, it covers five core optical and cropped focal lengths — 13mm, 24mm, 47mm, 70mm and 140mm — with 8K 30fps 10-bit O-Log2 recording on all focal lengths, OpenGate recording across all three cameras, and native deep adaptation for Blackmagic Camera, a first for Android, with Dolby Vision, OpenGate and O-Log2 support. The phone works with a KHRONOS camera rig, a new Hasselblad teleconverter, ND filters, a follow-focus handle and external SSD recording, and supports direct posting of 200-megapixel originals to Xiaohongshu. It also includes Mountain and Sea Communication support for bands in more than 230 countries and regions, with tri-network tri-standby capability abroad, iFanr reported.

The Pro Max uses MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 Pro chip, built on TSMC's 2nm N2P process, iFanr said. The Verge reported that both the Pro Max and the standard Find X10 have 8,000mAh batteries and IP69 ratings. iFanr listed Pro Max prices at 6,799 yuan for 12GB+256GB, 7,499 yuan for 12GB+512GB, 7,999 yuan for 16GB+512GB and 8,999 yuan for 16GB+1TB.

The standard Find X10 has a similar design but, according to The Verge, loses one extra lens element and uses a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera. iFanr described the standard model as carrying a dual 200-megapixel setup — a 200-megapixel F1.6 main camera and a 200-megapixel F2.6 periscope telephoto camera with CIPA 7.0 stabilization — along with a second-generation Danxia color-restoration sensor with 24 spectral sampling channels and 15 stops of dynamic range. The two accounts differ in their rear-camera details for the standard model. According to iFanr, the standard Find X10 has a 4.21GHz Dimensity 9600M chip, an 8,000mAh glacier battery, 80W wired charging, 50W wireless charging, IP66, IP68 and IP69 protection, and a 0.99mm four-sided narrow-bezel display. With the Hasselblad teleconverter, it supports 20x lossless zoom and 4K live video recording. Its prices are 5,499 yuan for 12GB+256GB, 5,999 yuan for 12GB+512GB, 6,499 yuan for 16GB+512GB and 7,499 yuan for 16GB+1TB. The Hasselblad teleconverter kit sells for 1,099 yuan and works with the standard model and the Pro Max.

The new Find X10 E is positioned as an entry-level imaging flagship, iFanr said. It keeps a triple 50-megapixel rear camera setup — a 50-megapixel main camera, a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera and a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera — with Hasselblad portrait modes and the LUMO color palette. It has a 7,025mAh glacier battery, IP66, IP68 and IP69 protection, an eye-care display with Rheinland gold certification, ColorOS 17 preinstalled and a six-year fluency guarantee. It costs 4,999 yuan for 12GB+256GB and 5,499 yuan for 16GB+512GB.

All Find X10 models use a new eye-care display with 2768 x 1272 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, 3840Hz high-frequency PWM dimming and 1-nit minimum brightness, iFanr reported. The screen debuts a new original-color spectral emissive material covering 95% of BT.2020, with harmful blue light reduced from 6% to 3.7% and deep red light from 650–670nm increased to 5.5%. ColorOS 17 includes a new memory background that cuts rendering load by about 30% and raises full app keep-alive rate by 55.6%, according to iFanr. The system adds proactive AI features across more than 40 ecosystem partners and 700-plus daily scenarios, including a Xiaobu incoming-call reminder for travel conflicts, deeper fluid cloud integration with Amap and Baidu Maps, and an AI notes tool with nine functions.

Oppo also announced accessories. The OPPO Watch S2 has an 8.9mm stainless-steel body weighing 34.4g without the strap, 5ATM, IP69 and IP69K protection, a medically certified ECG electrode, an eight-channel heart-rate sensor, a 16-channel blood-oxygen sensor and a temperature sensor, iFanr said. Its FatMax mode calculates an individual fat-burning heart-rate range and converts heart-rate data into grams of fat burned; it costs 1,599 yuan, with a first-sale price of 1,499 yuan. The OPPO Watch X3 Moon Titanium edition has a full titanium case and white bamboo-link strap and costs 2,799 yuan, with a first-sale price of 2,599 yuan. The OPPO Enco X4 true wireless earbuds use a 6nm chip, fourth-generation Dynaudio coaxial dual units and dual DAC architecture, and add AI real-time two-way translation; they cost 1,199 yuan, with a first-sale price of 1,099 yuan. All go on sale Sept. 24 at 10:00.

The launch comes one day after Vivo introduced its X500 series, which The Verge said also offers 17 stops of dynamic range, and one day before Xiaomi is set to reveal its 18 Pro flagships. The timing places Oppo's release in a wave of Chinese Android flagship launches ahead of holiday sales, and Oppo has already confirmed that the Find X10 Pro Max will eventually be sold internationally.