Oppo has put an end to all speculation, confirming its next flagship Find X10 series launch date in China for September 22, 2026. Alongside the launch date, the company has also revealed the design of the phones for the first time, giving fans their clearest look yet at what's coming.
The Oppo Find X10 series will consist of three devices: the standard Oppo Find X10, the top-tier Oppo Find X10 Pro Max and a mysterious new addition, the Oppo Find X10E. Oppo is also expected to launch its Watch S2 smartwatch and Enco X4 earbuds alongside the phones.
However, Oppo has only revealed the design of the regular Find X10 and the top-tier Pro Max, for now. The regular Oppo Find X10 is showcased in Light Titanium, Ice Blue and Clear Orange colourways, while the Pro Max is shown in Warm Orange, White Moon and Light Titanium options.
From the looks of it, the standard Oppo Find X10 largely follows the design language of the Oppo Find X9s Pro, with a raised rectangular camera island housing three cutouts. It also comes in what Oppo calls a "velvet glass" finish, with a one-piece, cold-engraved glass back.
The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max takes a bolder approach with a large, blacked-out camera module dominating the upper-left portion of the rear panel. It is paired with a separate raised section for the flash and a "True Colour" camera.
Hasselblad branding sits along the left edge and both phones include a dedicated physical Snap Key for quick camera access.
Oppo says the design draws inspiration from the number 10 itself, giving the series what it calls a "Deco" camera design meant to visually set it apart from earlier Find generations.
The Find X10E, meanwhile, is expected to stick with the smaller rectangular camera module used on the previous generation, keeping a more familiar look.
Display bezels are also a talking point. The Find X10 achieves just 0.99mm bezels, which Oppo claims is the thinnest yet on a Find series phone, down from 1.45mm on the Find X8 and 1.15mm on the Find X9.
The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max, by contrast, comes with 1.15mm bezels. The panels reportedly use a new Tiangong Screen 2.0 OLED developed with Tianma, aimed at reducing blue light exposure and improving low-brightness performance.
Apart from this, the Oppo Find X10 camera details were officially revealed by the brand recently. The Oppo Find X10 is equipped with dual 200 MP primary and telephoto rear cameras, alongside a 50 MP ultrawide.
The Find X10 Pro Max goes further with a triple 200 MP setup, making it the first phone in the world to pack three 200 MP sensors on the back. Both phones will support Oppo's new Hasselblad teleconverter accessory, redesigned to be easier to attach and are built around a "Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Native Camera" system.
Oppo says this combines its own computational photography with Hasselblad's colour science, aiming for more natural skin tones and realistic lighting rather than heavy processing.
The system also brings the second-generation LUMO colour reproduction technology and a LUMO Native Light and Shadow Engine designed to improve backlit and low-light shots.
Pre-reservations for the phones are already open on the official Oppo China website. Global and India launch of the Find X10 phones have not been confirmed yet.
With just days to go before the official unveiling, Oppo is expected to reveal further details, particularly around the still largely unknown Find X10E, before the phones take the stage. Stay tuned for all the updates.
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