Engadget’s Mat Smith reports that Oppo’s Find X10 Pro Max went on sale in the UK on Oct. 21, 2026, at a launch price of £1,499. Smith also writes that Oppo has no plans to launch the phone in the US.
The phone has three separate 200-megapixel rear cameras: a main camera, an ultrawide and a telephoto, as detailed by Android Authority.
Where the cameras fall short
Robert Triggs at Android Authority praises the camera system’s versatility and the phone’s battery life, but says many buyers may be better served by a more affordable flagship.
The telephoto camera offers 3x optical zoom and crops its 200-megapixel sensor to reach 6x, Smith writes. He found that it could not match the older Find X9 Ultra’s 10x zoom. In Smith’s photo comparison, the X9 Ultra also handled low light better, especially in Hasselblad Master mode. Ben Schoon at 9to5Google likewise wanted more telephoto reach and found that image quality fell off well before the phone’s 120x hybrid-zoom maximum.
Battery results depend on the model
Triggs says he often made it well into a third day before charging his 8,000mAh review unit. He notes that the European version instead has a 7,150mAh battery, so his endurance result is not a test of that version. Schoon tested the European model and says it was not quite a two-day phone for him, though it never ended even his heavy-use days below 30% charge.
Schoon lists a €1,799 European price for the Find X10 Pro Max. That is a separate market price from the £1,499 UK launch figure reported by Engadget.
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