The new OPPO Find X10 series made its global debut in Mallorca, Spain, ahead of its scheduled arrival in Saudi Arabia on November 21, 2026. OPPO confirmed that the lineup, led by the Find X10 Pro Max, will enter the local market alongside the Watch X3 smartwatch during a dedicated regional event.
The smartphone lineup focuses on photography and videography, incorporating hardware developed in partnership with Hasselblad. In addition, the phone runs the LUMO True Image Engine to process natural colors and tones without manual adjustments in regular shooting conditions.
“Find X Series reflects our relentless pursuit of exceptional mobile imaging. Together with Hasselblad, we are taking another significant step forward with Find X10 Series, bringing true-to-life detail, color and tone to everyday photography. Simply open the camera and capture the moment as you see it, with no extra settings required.”
Pete Lau, SVP and Chief Product Officer at OPPO
Camera Hardware on the OPPO Find X10
The flagship Find X10 Pro Max carries a triple 200MP camera system across its main, ultra-wide, and telephoto lenses. This setup integrates the Master Mode color profile with data from a specialized True Color sensor to balance contrast and skin tones across varied lighting environments.
Regarding aesthetics, the phone features a borderless sculpted glass body that curves directly into the camera module to reduce protrusion. Available in Luna White and Titanium Grey, the Luna White variant incorporates knurled accents and Hasselblad’s orange ring on the camera island alongside a matte two-tone rear surface.
Video Capabilities for Creators
Video creators gain access to improved recording options in mobile devices. All three rear sensors support 4K resolution at 120 frames per second as well as 8K capture at 30 frames per second.
Furthermore, the system includes Open Gate Capture functionality. This recording mode captures information across the entire sensor surface, providing editors with enough frame data to crop vertical or horizontal video without losing resolution.
Battery Architecture and System Performance
Under the hood, the device runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro built on a 2nm process. An 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery supplies power, delivering up to two days of standard operation while retaining at least 80% capacity after five years of typical cycles.
The software interface is ColorOS 17, which introduces the Living Flow Design visual layout. The platform integrates AI Mind Pilot with Agent Mode, allowing users to process multi-step tasks across system storage and applications using single text prompts.
Accompanying Launch of the Watch X3
Alongside the smartphone, the company introduced the Watch X3 to its lineup of smart devices. Built with aerospace-grade titanium, the wearable weighs 43 grams and measures 11 millimeters in thickness, coming in Misty Titanium and Obsidian Black finishes.
The smartwatch houses a 646mAh silicon-carbon cell operating on a dual-engine architecture. It switches between Wear OS by Google for intensive applications and an energy-efficient operating system for base monitoring, providing up to five days in Smart Mode and 16 days in Power Saver Mode.
Health utilities include a 60-second wellness check tracking 10 distinct metrics, sleep analysis, and over 100 exercise modes. The chassis carries an IP69 rating for dust and water resistance, while specific features like electrocardiogram tracking remain subject to regional regulatory clearance.
