OPPO has confirmed major camera, battery and display features for the Find X10 series ahead of its September launch in China.
OPPO has confirmed several major specifications of its upcoming Find X10 series in China, with the Find X10 Pro Max set to feature an unusual camera system built around three 200-megapixel sensors.
The company says all three 200MP cameras on the Find X10 Pro Max will support 8K video recording, giving users the ability to switch between cameras while capturing high-resolution footage.
The flagship model will use the three cameras for different photography requirements. Its main camera will offer up to 17 stops of dynamic range and will feature OPPO’s DeepPix technology.
OPPO has also confirmed OpenGate capture support for the Find X10 Pro Max. The feature allows the phone to use the full area of its image sensor for photography and video recording, giving users greater flexibility when cropping footage during post-production.
The company is also integrating the phone with the Blackmagic Camera app. Through the app, users will be able to access features including O-Log2 and OpenGate, providing additional options for professional-style video recording and editing.
Battery capacity will also be a major feature of the Find X10 lineup. Both the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max will be equipped with an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery. The phones will run Android 17-based ColorOS 17 out of the box.
OPPO has further confirmed a new Tianma OLED display for the series. The panel can reduce its brightness to as low as 1 nit, which is designed to make the screen more comfortable to view in dark environments.
The standard Find X10 will also receive a high-end camera configuration, including two 200MP cameras and a second-generation Danxia color sensor. OPPO says the phone can achieve up to 15 stops of dynamic range, while the additional color sensor is intended to improve color accuracy.
The Find X10 will also feature extremely slim 0.99mm bezels, giving the device a more immersive display design.
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