Oppo Find X10 Pro Max debuts with $2,010 UK price and detachable Hasselblad lenses
Oppo introduces the Find X10 Pro Max with upgraded cameras and processor, raising questions about its positioning against the recent Find X9 Ultra.
Key points
- Oppo launched the Find X10 Pro Max with a MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chip.
- The device features Hasselblad-branded cameras and detachable telephoto lenses.
- The phone costs approximately $2,010 in the UK and is not sold in the US.
Oppo has released the Find X10 Pro Max, a new Android flagship featuring the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro processor and updated camera hardware. According to CNET, this launch follows the introduction of the Find X9 Ultra just six months prior, a timeline the reviewer found confusing.
What are the hardware specifications?
The Find X10 Pro Max includes a suite of new technologies, notably Hasselblad-branded camera systems and detachable telephoto zoom lenses for long-distance photography. CNET notes that the phone is a powerhouse worthy of its flagship title, matching or beating the performance of the previous Find X9 Ultra across screens, processors, and camera systems.
How does it compare to previous models?
CNET reports that distinguishing between the X10 Pro Max and the six-month-old X9 Ultra is difficult, as both possess awesome camera setups and potent processors. The Ultra line traditionally offered superior specs, but the X10 Pro Max now matches those capabilities. Consequently, the reviewer struggled to understand why one would pick one over the other.
What is the availability and cost?
The starting price for the Find X10 Pro Max is £1,499 in the UK, which converts to roughly $2,010. CNET states that Oppo does not officially sell its phones in the US, making this device unavailable through standard commercial channels for American consumers. Buyers in the UK receive a complimentary accessory, either the detachable lens or an Oppo smartwatch.
Why was this launch so rapid?
The launch occurred only six months after the Find X9 Ultra debuted, a pace that CNET describes as confusing given the minimal performance shift. While upgrades are clear compared to the October Find X9 Pro, the immediate succession of the X9 Ultra suggests a strategy that the reviewer found baffling, noting the phones appear equally superb.
Questions to ask your suppliers
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What to do and how to stay safe: Oppo
- Verify if the device receives security patches on a predictable schedule before adding it to managed inventory.
- Check whether the device supports required enterprise authentication methods and containerisation tools.
- Monitor vendor communications for any changes in support timelines due to rapid model succession.
- Confirm that any included accessories, like smartwatches, meet organisational security standards if adopted.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Oppo sell phones in the US?
CNET reports that Oppo does not officially sell its phones in the US, so the Find X10 Pro Max is not available there.
What chip is in the Find X10 Pro Max?
The device uses the new MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chip, according to CNET’s review of the hardware.
Is the Find X10 Pro Max better than the Find X9 Ultra?
CNET states it is difficult to tell which has the better camera, as both have awesome setups and similar performance.




