OPPO Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max Global Launch Timeline Leaks!

OPPO is getting ready to launch the Find X10 series in China, but it looks like the global release won't be far behind. A new leak claims that the OPPO Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max will launch in global markets in October, with India also expected to get both phones around the same time.

That's good news, especially for the Pro Max. OPPO has kept some of its best Find series phones in China in the past, so seeing its top model reach more markets would be a welcome change.

According to tipster Yogesh Brar, OPPO plans to launch the Find X10 series globally in October. The company is also said to be preparing an Indian launch before Diwali, which takes place in early November this year.

What's interesting is the choice of phones. The leak only mentions the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max, with no Find X10 Pro on the list. This would be a different approach from the Find X9 series, where OPPO launched the Find X9 and Find X9 Pro first.

We don't know if the same lineup will be available in every country. Still, the important part here is that the Pro Max could make it outside China.

Things are still a little unclear at the top of the Find X10 family. Earlier leaks talked about a Find X10 Ultra, while more recent reports suggest that the Pro Max could be OPPO's main flagship this time.

The Ultra may still arrive later. For now, there isn't much information about when or where OPPO plans to sell it.

The Find X10 Pro Max should have plenty of flagship hardware anyway. Recent leaks point to a triple 200MP camera setup, with 200MP sensors used for the main, ultrawide and periscope cameras. OPPO is also expected to use MediaTek's new Dimensity 9600 Pro chip.

The standard Find X10 should be the smaller option. It is rumored to keep a 6.59-inch display, which is good news if you don't want another huge flagship phone.

Of course, none of this has been confirmed by OPPO yet, so the October launch window could still change. But I hope the leak is right. OPPO makes some of the best camera phones around, and keeping its most interesting models in China never made much sense to me.