Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 E officially: 200MPx periscope in the base model, E builds on three 50MPx

Alongside the premium Find X10 Pro Max, Oppo also unveiled two more affordable models. The base Find X10 features a pair of 200 MP sensors, an 8 000 mAh battery, and a display-surround frame that’s less than one millimeter thick. The cheapest Find X10 E is built around three 50 MP sensors tuned by Hasselblad and a 7 025 mAh battery. Both models are sold in China starting September 24.

Find X10 has two 200 MP sensors and a periscope

Oppo took the 200MP hardware it boasts in its priciest Pro Max and also pushed two-thirds of it into the base model. The main camera on the Find X10 uses a 1/1.4″ sensor with a 23 mm focal length and an f/1.6 aperture; stabilization is rated at CIPA 6.0. The periscope telephoto lens is also 200 MP, uses a 1/1.56″ sensor, has a 65 mm focal length, and delivers 2.8x zoom.

The ultra-wide-angle sensor, unlike the others, is “only” 50 MP with a focal length of 15 mm, an f/2.0 aperture, and autofocus. Here as well, Oppo relies on the second-generation sensor for color correction and the LUMO color system. The front camera has 50 MP and supports autofocus.

The Gizmochina portal, at the announcement, also pointed out support for an optional Hasselblad teleconverter. This is the same accessory Oppo offers with its pricier Pro Max. So the base model won’t miss out on photographic add-ons.

A sub-millimeter frame and a flagship-style battery

The display has a 6.59-inch diagonal, a resolution of 2,768 × 1,272, and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz. Oppo compresses the bezels to 0.99 mm, symmetrically on all four sides. The panel brightness can drop to as low as 1 nit, supports PWM dimming at 3,840 Hz, and covers the BT.2020 color space.

Performance is handled by the three-nanometer MediaTek Dimensity 9600M with a clock speed up to 4.21 GHz. The chip is derived from the Dimensity 9500. Oppo pairs it with its own Tide Engine planner and claims the phone will stay fast even after years of use.

The battery matches the 8,000 mAh of the Pro Max and charges at 80 W via cable or 50 W wirelessly. The phone has IP66, IP68, and IP69 ratings, a metal frame, velvet glass on the back, and an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint reader.

Prices in China start at 5 499 yuan for a version with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, which is roughly 670 €. For the top combination of 16 GB and 1 TB, you’ll pay 7 499 yuan, or about 910 €. There are three color options: Ice Blue, Clear Orange, and Light Titanium.

Find X10 E: A cheaper entry into the series

The most affordable model in the line takes a different approach. Instead of competing in megapixels, it offers three 50 MP sensors, all tuned by Hasselblad. The main sensor has a large 1/1.4″ size, a 23 mm focal length, and an f/1.6 aperture. The telephoto lens with a 1/1.95″ sensor boosts by three times, the ultra-wide module covers 15 mm, and the front camera delivers 32 MP.

On the software side, you still get the modes that readers associate with more expensive models: a pro portrait mode, Hasselblad natural colors, and the panoramic XPAN. Inside, there’s a Dimensity 9500s clocked up to 3.73 GHz; memory is LPDDR5X and storage is UFS 4.1.

The display is flat, 6.59 inches with a resolution of 2 760 × 1 256 and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Maximum brightness reaches 1 800 nits, and just like the pricier sibling it dims at 3 840 Hz. The battery is 7 025 mAh and charges just as fast as the rest of the lineup: 80 W via cable, 50 W wirelessly. Prices start at 4 999 yuan (about €610) for 12 GB and 256 GB; the 16 GB and 512 GB version costs 5 499 yuan.

Colors, software and what you can get from it

Both phones run on ColorOS 17 built on Android 17. You can choose Find X10 in three colors, and Find X10 E in two: Ice Blue and Light Titanium. In both cases, the back features a velvet-like finish where fingerprints aren’t as visible as on glossy glass.

Oppo hasn’t announced a launch date for the European market. From past generations, we know the Find line usually arrives with a few months’ delay and not always as a complete lineup. The more affordable “E” models in our stores typically weren’t available at all. So if the Find X10 E caught your eye, be prepared to handle it via import.

It’s interesting to compare it with the company’s own lineup: the base Find X10 has the same-sized battery as the most expensive Pro Max, the same charging and the same durability, but costs 1 300 yuan less. The difference is mainly the third 200 MP sensor, the chip, and video capabilities. And these are things that most people won’t really use in everyday practice.

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