OPPO has been teasing the next generation of its flagship smartphone lineup, revealing tidbits about the devices’ imaging setup and other features. Now, the brand has confirmed the launch date for the products. According to a post on the Chinese phone maker’s Weibo account, the Find X10 series will be debuting next week on Tuesday, 22 September 2026.
Although the Weibo post describes the launch as the “global premiere” of the lineup, it’s quite likely that the phones will only be available on the brand’s home turf first, with a proper international debut following not too long after. So far, leaks have pointed to an October launch for the international variants, so those outside of China will have to wait a little longer.
Based on what the company has revealed so far, the series will comprise three models: the base Find X10, the Find X10 Pro Max, and a new Find X10 E variant. It’s unclear whether all three models will be making their way to the global market, however.
In any case, the brand’s announcement also includes a reveal of the devices’ designs. For the most part, the phones will retain the look of their predecessors, with a squarish camera module situated on the top left corner. That said, there are a few distinctions. The Pro Max version in particular has a raised section next to the camera island, which houses the flash and another sensor.
Revealed And Rumoured Specifications
Aside from that, the company has revealed that the series will feature a new OLED display that purportedly cuts blue light exposure while improving low-brightness performance. Furthermore, OPPO Product Manager Zhuo Shijie has confirmed that the base model will come with slim bezels measuring 0.99mm all around. This version will also pack an 8,000mAh battery.
As for the other specifications, leaks suggest that the vanilla Find X10 will feature a MediaTek Dimensity 9500 SoC, while the Pro Max variant will sport a Dimensity 9600 Pro processor. Both versions are expected to come with 16GB of RAM and run on Android 17 via ColorOS 17 right out of the box.
For imaging, the standard model will feature dual 200MP cameras, while its fancier counterpart will sport three 200MP sensors. The duo will come with the Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Native Camera and a second-generation Danxia Colour Reproduction lens, with the latter supporting 24-channel sampling and up to 15EV of dynamic range.
Meanwhile, the Find X10 E remains a mystery for now. Its pre-order page on the company’s China website doesn’t offer any information on the phone. So far, the device has been labelled as a more accessible alternative to the regular Find X10. But beyond that, the brand has not disclosed its specifications yet.
(Source: OPPO via Weibo [1], [2], Gizmochina)
