OPPO Confirms Dual 200MP Hasselblad Camera for Find X10

OPPO has officially revealed the first details of the camera system built into its upcoming flagship, the OPPO Find X10. The company confirmed that the phone carries a triple rear camera array with two 200-megapixel sensors developed together with Hasselblad. Optics of that calibre used to be reserved for the higher tiers of the Find line, so the standard model noticeably shifts the balance within the series.

Two 200MP sensors and a new Hasselblad system

The imaging platform is called Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Native Camera and was co-developed by OPPO and Hasselblad. According to the company, it is meant to retain finer detail without the aggressive software processing that often leaves textures and skin looking artificial. The same approach scales across the range, with the Find X10 Pro Max stepping up to three 200-megapixel sensors.

The second component is the second-generation Danxia Color Reproduction Lens, a dedicated colour sensor with 24 sampling channels and up to 15EV of dynamic range. It is responsible for reading ambient light and real-world tones more accurately.

The LUMO engine handles light and shadow at a system level. OPPO promises more accurate brightness and contrast, along with better preservation of facial detail in backlit scenes.

Redesigned rear panel

The teaser also revealed the design. In place of the circular island OPPO used on previous Find generations, there is now a wide horizontal camera array with rounded corners and a stepped profile. Three large lenses sit inside it, next to a separate circular element and the Hasselblad logo. The image on the poster matches renders that leaked earlier.

The Find X10 Pro Max is expected to share the stage with the Find X10, and the same teaser confirmed that it exists. Insiders claim the structure of the series has changed this year: instead of the usual base and Pro pairing, a more affordable Find X10E should join the lineup, while the Ultra version arrives separately in 2027. None of that has been officially confirmed.

What is known about the hardware

OPPO has not published any technical specifications yet, but both phones have already passed through Geekbench. The standard Find X10 appears there under the codename PMW110 with a MediaTek MT6993 processor, 16GB of RAM and Android 17. The core configuration matches the Dimensity 9500, although the manufacturer has never confirmed the marketing name of the chip. The Find X10 Pro Max was tested with a different, more powerful MT6995 processor.

Unofficial sources add that the base model keeps a 6.59-inch 1.5K LTPO screen, while battery capacity grows to roughly 8,000 mAh from the 7,025 mAh of the Find X9. OPPO has not commented on any of it, so these figures can only be verified once the phone is presented.

Specifications

• Camera: triple array, two 200MP sensors, co-developed with Hasselblad (confirmed by OPPO)
• Colour sensor: second-generation Danxia Color Reproduction Lens, 24 sampling channels, up to 15EV (confirmed by OPPO)
• Image processing: LUMO engine (confirmed by OPPO)
• Processor: MediaTek MT6993, core configuration matches Dimensity 9500 (per Geekbench)
• RAM: 16GB (per Geekbench)
• Operating system: Android 17 (per Geekbench)
• Display: 6.59", 1.5K, LTPO (unofficial data)
• Battery: around 8,000 mAh (unofficial data)