Oppo has unveiled the flagship Find X10 Pro Max — a revolutionary smartphone that has become the world's first device with three cameras of 200 MP each. The presentation took place on 22 September 2026 in China, and this model immediately lays claim to the title of the most ambitious camera phone of the year. All three lenses received tuning from the famous Hasselblad brand, which promises a professional level of image processing at all focal lengths.
The triple camera system has divided the entire focusing range equally: the main module of 24 mm has an aperture of f/1.5, a 1/1.3-inch sensor and optical image stabilization (OIS); the ultra-wide lens of 13 mm with an aperture of f/2.2 covers a field of view of 124°, shooting with a 1/1.56-inch sensor; the periscopic telephoto lens of 70 mm with an aperture of f/2.1 provides 3x optical zoom and supports OIS at the CIPA 7.5 level. The main camera can boast 17 stops of dynamic range thanks to DeepPix technology — this means impressive shooting quality in extreme lighting conditions.
Video recording is another strong suit: the Find X10 Pro Max is the world's first to support the 8K Log format from all three lenses simultaneously, which opens up new possibilities for content creators. Full-resolution burst shooting works with an interval of 0,7 seconds between frames, while an additional multispectral sensor helps calibrate colors more precisely. A Hasselblad teleconverter is optionally available for digital zoom of up to 200x magnification.
Computing power comes from the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro — a flagship 2-nm chipset built on TSMC's advanced N2P process. This provides a 61% improvement in energy efficiency under multi-core loads and allows the smartphone to handle resource-intensive video processing without delays. The 6,78-inch LTPO AMOLED screen with a resolution of 1272×2772 pixels pleases the eye with a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz in supported apps and a peak brightness of 2000 nits — an excellent balance of contrast and energy saving. A battery with a capacity of 8000 mAh with wired charging of 80 W and wireless charging of 50 W will provide a full day of operation even for an active photographer. The smartphone weighs 233 g with a thickness of 8,4 mm and is protected against water and dust according to IP68/IP69 standards.
On the Chinese market, pre-orders began immediately at a price starting from 6799 yuan (approximately 1015 dollars) for the base configuration of 12/256 GB. Versions of 12/512 GB, 16/512 GB and 16/1TB are also available at higher prices. The global release is scheduled for later in 2026, and it can be expected that world prices will be roughly proportional.
Among the main competitors are the Vivo X500 Pro Max (unveiled a day earlier with an alternative approach to increasing resolution) and the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max (which uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset instead of MediaTek). Oppo wins in the number of 200-megapixel modules and battery capacity, but Qualcomm gives Xiaomi an advantage in some performance benchmarks.
The Find X10 Pro Max is interesting primarily for mobile photography professionals — photographers, videographers and travelers for whom maximum resolution and a versatile lens system matter more than anything else. This is not just a smartphone, but a serious tool for creating content of the highest quality.
