TL;DR: Oppo will launch the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max outside China at a global event in Mallorca, Spain, on October 21.

Global event set for October 21

Oppo has confirmed that the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max will launch in global markets on October 21, according to GSMArena.com news. The announcement follows the unveiling of the Find X10 series in China last month, as reported by the same outlet.

The global launch event will take place in Mallorca, Spain, according to GSMArena.com news. PhoneArena reported that the event is scheduled for 4 PM CET and will be streamed for viewers around the globe.

The timing places the international debut almost exactly a month after the China launch, according to The Verge. PhoneArena described the schedule as one of the fastest global launches for a Chinese brand following its local release, with less than two weeks remaining at the time of its October 8 report.

Oppo’s confirmation identifies two models for international markets. Only the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max will be making their way to international markets, according to GSMArena.com news. PhoneArena reported that a teaser image posted on the company’s official account on X pointed to both models coming to the global market.

Oppo’s official UK online store began accepting pre-orders for the phones in September, according to GSMArena.com news. Tech Advisor reported that the company’s plans to bring the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max to markets other than China had been known since mid-September, with the October 21 date providing the exact schedule.

What Oppo will still reveal in Spain

Oppo will reveal global pricing and availability at the upcoming event in Spain, according to GSMArena.com news. PhoneArena also reported that global pricing for the series remained unknown ahead of the event.

If a recent leak is accurate, the phones could be considerably more expensive in the EU than last year’s models, according to GSMArena.com news. PhoneArena reported that actual prices in Europe and the rest of the world will most likely be higher than direct currency conversions from Chinese prices.

Tech Advisor reported that Oppo did not have new information on global pricing or specifications for the phones at the time of the launch-date announcement. That outlet also connected the launch to a shift within the broader corporate family, noting that fellow BBK-owned brand OnePlus had exited the UK, Europe and North America.

Two flagships headed abroad

The international lineup consists of the standard Find X10 and the higher-positioned Find X10 Pro Max. The distinction matters because China received the broader Find X10 series, while global markets are slated to receive those two models, according to GSMArena.com news.

The Oppo Find X10 gets a 6.59-inch display, the Dimensity 9600M chipset, and dual 200MP rear cameras along with a 50MP ultrawide unit, according to GSMArena.com news. In China, the phone packs an 8,000mAh battery, according to the same report.

The Find X10 Pro Max has a triple 200MP rear camera setup, the Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset, and a 6.78-inch display, according to GSMArena.com news. It also gets an 8,000mAh battery in its Chinese configuration, according to the same report.

PhoneArena reported that the two models had already been announced in China, so their Chinese specifications provided an indication of what to expect internationally. The outlet identified the standard model as the Find X10 and the camera-focused flagship as the Find X10 Pro Max.

Tech Advisor reported that the regular Oppo Find X10 will pack a MediaTek Dimensity 9600M chip and a 7,150mAh battery in the context of its global expectations. The same outlet reported that the Pro Max would use MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 Pro chip and run on a 7,150mAh silicon-carbon battery.

Triple 200MP camera leads Pro Max

Photography is presented as the main focus of the series, according to Tech Advisor. The Find X10 Pro Max carries the headline system: the first ever triple 200-megapixel camera on that model, according to The Verge.

The three-sensor arrangement combines a main wide camera, a periscope telephoto camera and an ultrawide camera, each built around a 200MP sensor, according to PhoneArena. Combined, the three cameras deliver a total of 600MP of pixel count, as calculated by the same outlet.

The main wide camera uses a 1/1.3-inch sensor with 0.6 µm pixels underneath a 24 mm f/1.5 lens, according to PhoneArena. The outlet reported a 200MP periscope telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom, adding that sensor crops from the large sensor could extend the effective reach.

The third camera is another 200MP ultrawide camera with a 13mm focal-length equivalent and an f/2.2 aperture, according to PhoneArena. Tech Advisor reported that all three cameras will support 4K 120fps and 8K 30fps video recording.

Oppo’s new LUMO True Image Engine promises more natural detail, colour and skin tones, according to Tech Advisor. The same outlet reported that Open Gate Capture, described as essentially using the entire camera sensor, will enable flexible cropping and reframing.

Tech Advisor described the Pro Max as the first mainstream phone ever released with three 200MP cameras. The Verge likewise highlighted the first-ever triple 200-megapixel camera as a central feature of the Pro Max.

Chips, display and performance expectations

Away from the camera, the Pro Max will use MediaTek’s 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro chip instead of following the Qualcomm trend on Android flagships, according to Tech Advisor. GSMArena.com news likewise listed the Dimensity 9600 Pro as the Pro Max chipset and the Dimensity 9600M for the standard Find X10.

MediaTek announced the Dimensity 9600 Pro on September 16, according to PhoneArena. The same outlet reported that the silicon is believed to be on par with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and is built on the same 2 nm node as the Qualcomm chip.

PhoneArena reported that leaked Geekbench scores, if believed, pointed to better multicore performance for the Dimensity 9600 Pro than for the Qualcomm chip. The outlet described the Pro Max as a flagship phone through and through when considering the processor alongside the camera and display.

The Pro Max features a 6.78-inch LTPO OLED screen capable of delivering a 144 Hz adaptive refresh rate and outputting up to 3,600 nits of brightness, according to PhoneArena. GSMArena.com news also listed a 6.78-inch display for the Pro Max and a 6.59-inch display for the standard Find X10.

Tech Advisor noted performance expectations set by the prior generation, reporting that the Dimensity 9500 used in last year’s Oppo Find X9 Pro delivered impressive performance. The outlet said that history supported high hopes for the newer MediaTek variant in the Find X10 Pro Max.

Battery sizes differ by market

Battery capacity is one of the details where Chinese and international configurations may differ. Both phones carry big 8,000mAh batteries in China, though Oppo warns that selected markets get 7,150mAh instead, according to The Verge.

GSMArena.com news reported that the Find X10 packs an 8,000mAh battery in China. The same outlet reported an 8,000mAh battery for the Find X10 Pro Max in its Chinese form.

PhoneArena reported that the battery inside the Chinese version of the Pro Max has a capacity of 8,000 mAh, but the global version could launch with a 7,150 mAh cell due to stricter regulations and shipping restrictions. Tech Advisor reported a 7,150mAh silicon-carbon battery for the Pro Max and the same 7,150mAh capacity for the regular Find X10.

For context, Tech Advisor reported that the 7,150mAh figure is smaller than the 7,500mAh battery used in the Oppo Find X9 Pro, but larger than the 7,050mAh cell used in the Oppo Find X9 Ultra. The outlet suggested the capacity pointed toward extended use between charges.

China prices and UK pre-order terms

Chinese pricing provides the only firm price figures reported before the global event. The Find X10 Pro Max launched in China starting at CNY 6,799, or about $1,000, for the 12GB plus 256GB version, according to PhoneArena. The highest 16GB with 1TB memory configuration costs CNY 8,999, or about $1,349, according to the same outlet.

Those figures reflect direct currency conversion, and actual prices in Europe and the rest of the world will most likely be higher, according to PhoneArena. The outlet suggested that, in a best-case scenario, buyers could see similar numerical figures in euros, likely with additional cost added.

In the UK, Oppo paired early registration with discounts and bundled choices. Customers who sign up for either phone and pay a £49 or €49 deposit receive £150 off the Oppo Find X10 or £200 off the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max, according to Tech Advisor.

Those customers also select a free gift: a Find X10 Series Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit, an Oppo Watch X3 or an Oppo Pad 5 Wi-Fi, according to Tech Advisor. Oppo also promises to refund the difference should either phone drop in price throughout the rest of 2026, according to the same outlet.

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