Oppo has stopped teasing and started taking names. The company opened pre-orders in China for three phones at once — the Find X10, the Find X10 Pro Max and the Find X10E — while still declining to name the day. The series is confirmed to launch in China later in September 2026, with no exact date announced.
The headline number is the battery. Oppo says the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max both carry an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery, and the pitch is not just about capacity. The company claims the cell retains its capacity for up to 5 years, which is a durability argument rather than a raw endurance one — silicon-carbon chemistry has a reputation for packing more energy into the same volume and then fading faster than it should. Oppo brands it the Glacier battery and quotes an ultra-high energy density of 867Wh/L, along with roughly 6 hours of 4K 60fps video recording on a charge.
Refilling that pack is where a leak fills the gap. Tipster Digital Chat Station claims the phones will offer 80W wired and 50W wireless charging. Oppo has not confirmed those figures, so treat them as the unofficial half of the story.
On the software side, both phones will launch with Android 17-based ColorOS 17. The screens are new too: Oppo has pointed to a fresh Tianma OLED panel with improved eye-protection features, a detail the brand has been leaning on harder with every generation.
Then there is the camera claim that has been doing the rounds. The Find X10 Pro Max is confirmed to carry a triple 200MP rear camera setup — three sensors at the same nominal resolution, rather than one hero sensor propped up by lesser companions. Whether that translates into three genuinely usable focal lengths at full resolution is exactly the sort of thing a launch event exists to answer.
The Find X10E is the odd one out. It is up for pre-order alongside its siblings, but its camera specifications remain unconfirmed, and Oppo has said nothing about its battery either. It reads like the entry point to the range, held back until the flagships have had their moment.
Two more products joined the pre-order push in China: the Oppo Watch S2 and the Oppo Enco X4. Pre-order sweeteners include an exclusive extended warranty bundle, launch gift boxes, 24-month interest-free installments and trade-in subsidies.
No prices have been announced for any of the three phones, and nothing has been said about markets outside China. For now the deposit is open and the spec sheet is half-drawn — which is, more or less, exactly how Oppo wants the next few weeks to feel.
Earlier on GismoLand: Oppo Find X10 spotted in testing rig next to the iPhone 17 Pro.
