OPPO Find X10 Series Lineup Revealed Through Smart Cloud Acceleration Service

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Thursday, 27 August 2026 at 12:02
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OPPO's next flagship lineup, the Oppo Find X10 series, is starting to take shape, although it may look different from earlier leaks. Instead of four models, OPPO now appears to be preparing three: the Find X10, Find X10 Pro, and Find X10 Pro Max.

 Three phones instead of four

Earlier leaks pointed to a fourth model, the Find X10 Ultra. A newer report now claims that OPPO may have delayed the Ultra until early 2027, or dropped it entirely for this generation.
That would leave the Pro Max at the top of the lineup. It's also expected to get some of the hardware that was previously linked to the Ultra. So for anyone who was excited for the X10 Ultra, well you will have to wait till' next year. ):
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 A different camera design

The three phones are also expected to look different from their predecessors. OPPO may replace the familiar circular camera module with a wide, horizontal camera bar across the back.
That's a fairly big change from the design used on recent Find X models. But since the Find X10 has been advertised as a camera-first phone its not unexpected, and i for one will be happy to have a good camera without an IOS software.
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 What do we know about the hardware?

The standard Find X10 is expected to have a 6.59-inch 1.5K display, keeping it smaller than the two Pro models. Both the Find X10 Pro and Pro Max are tipped to use 6.78-inch screens.
The Pro Max could also be the first of the three to use MediaTek's upcoming Dimensity 9600 Pro. The chip is reportedly based on a 2nm process.
Cameras could be another major difference. The Pro Max is rumored to have three 200MP sensors, with separate cameras for the main, ultrawide, and telephoto shots.
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 Launch plans

OPPO hasn't confirmed the Find X10 series yet, but current leaks point to a launch in China in October. The phones could arrive alongside ColorOS 17.
For now, though, most of the details still come from leaks, and the lineup has already changed in recent reports. The Ultra has gone from being expected as the fourth model to potentially being delayed or canceled altogether.
Until OPPO makes an official announcement, the final lineup is still up in the air.
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