They’re already in Slovakia: Oppo Find X10 in the launch deal from 1 129 €, Pro Max with three 200 Mpx sensors for 1 629 €

Yesterday, Oppo officially launched its flagship phones Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max for the European market at the global premiere in Mallorca—already showing up in Slovak stores as well. Alza.sk sells them in the opening promotion starting from €1,129, while the Pro Max with three 200 MP cameras is €1,629; however, regular prices are higher by €210 to €250.

How much does the Find X10 cost in Slovakia and the Czech Republic?

So far, the Slovak Oppo site hasn’t listed prices, but the phones have appeared in the Alza.sk offer as of October 22. However, all prices are currently part of a limited-time opening promotion with a discount of up to €250. The base Find X10 with 12 + 256 GB costs €1,129 in the promo instead of €1,339, and the 512 GB version is €1,299 instead of €1,549. Find X10 Pro Max is sold in just one configuration with 12 + 512 GB, and in the promo it’s €1,629 instead of €1,879. For each phone, Alza also includes the OPPO Watch S and three months of Google AI Pro subscription.

In early October, leaks talked about €1,399 for the base model and €1,799 for the Pro Max, as we wrote in our article about European prices. So the regular price for the base model came out €60 lower, but for the Pro Max it’s €80 higher—so it’s worth buying while the opening promotion is still running. Compare Find X10 Pro Max offers across all Slovak stores on Heureka after clicking this link.

In the Czech Republic, the phones started selling on Wednesday, October 21, in Oppo’s official e-shop and select retailers. According to Oppo’s Czech e-shop, the Find X10 with 256 GB normally costs 31,990 Kč (about €1,318), but during the launch offer it’s 26,990 Kč (about €1,112). The Pro Max has a regular price of 44,990 Kč (about €1,854) and in the promotion it’s 38,990 Kč (about €1,607). Until when the introductory discounts are valid, Oppo doesn’t say.

Three 200 Mpx cameras—first on the market

Find X10 Pro Max is the first phone with three 200 Mpx cameras on the back, and all three were developed by Oppo together with Hasselblad. The main ISOCELL HPC sensor has a size of 1/1.28″ and uses DeepPix technology. According to the manufacturer, it can handle a dynamic range of up to 17 EV, so when shooting against the light or fireworks, you’ll get more detail in both bright and dark areas.

The ultra-wide camera got a 1/1.56″ sensor with a 124° field of view and autofocus. According to Oppo, it captures twice as much light as the previous generation. The f/2.1 telephoto lens focuses from as close as 10 cm—ideal for macro shots from a greater distance. The base Find X10 has two 200 Mpx cameras instead of three: the main one and the telephoto one.

For both models, you can also buy a Hasselblad teleconverter with 3.28× optical zoom. It mounts onto the telephoto lens and is useful for concerts, animals in the wild, or city panoramas.

With the new series, Oppo focused on true-to-life colors and smoother image processing, handled by the LUMO True Image Engine system. It’s not designed to brighten the whole scene; instead, it keeps a natural balance of light and shadow, and uses AI to construct and enhance details less than before.

Video in 8K and first-time Open Gate

Pro Max records video with all three rear cameras in 4K at 60 fps and in 120K at 8 fps, so you can switch between lenses without losing quality. The basic Find X30 records in 10K at 4 fps on all cameras, but in 60K at 4 fps and 120K at 8K it only handles the main camera and the telephoto lens.

For video creators, Oppo added the O-Log2 profile certified with ACES, recording in Dolby Vision, and for the first time, the Open Gate mode. It uses the entire sensor area, so later you can crop the video for YouTube landscape and for Reels portrait without losing an important part of the shot.

Displays up to 6.78″ and IP69 resistance

The base Find X10 comes with a compact 6.59″ display, Pro Max a larger 6.78″ — and both use an LTPO panel with a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz and peak brightness of 3,600 nits. According to OPPO, they’re among the first phones to cover the BT.2020 color space used in film production, which is roughly 40% wider than the standard DCI-P3.

The back is made from a single piece of glass that runs all the way into the camera module, and the phones are water- and dust-resistant according to IP66, IP68 and IP69. Find X10 is sold in Europe in Blue Glacier Blue, Coral Glow Coral, and Grey Mist Grey, while Pro Max offers Titanium Grey and Luna White.

The European version has a smaller battery

Both models use a silicon-carbon battery in Europe with a capacity of 7,150 mAh, which you can charge with a wired 80 W or wirelessly at 50 W. The Chinese versions have 8,000 mAh, so a European customer gets 850 mAh less. On top of that, the Pro Max is sold in our market only with 12 GB RAM, while China also gets a 16 GB version.

Pro Max is powered by a 2 nm processor MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, the basic Find X10 has a triple-nanometer Dimensity 9600M, and both are cooled by a vapor chamber. The phones run on ColorOS 17 with AI features like AI Mind Pilot, AI Photo Agent, and AI Call Guard for detecting scam calls.

If you want a bigger battery and more memory, you can go for the Chinese or global version, which you’ll find in our coupon article. Just keep in mind you’ll get longer delivery and warranty via the seller, while the piece from Alza comes with a standard warranty in Slovakia.

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