Oppo Find X10 and X10 Pro Max Go Global: Price, Specs, Deals

In China, the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max come with an 8,000mAh battery. The ones Oppo started selling in Europe on 21 October 2026 have 7,150mAh, and they cost more. Most launch coverage skipped that detail and went straight to the Oppo Find X10 price: €1,300 or £1,100 to start, and €1,800 or about £1,500 for the Pro Max.

Below are the prices by storage, the main specs, the launch offers that run until 28 October, how the range compares with the Find X9 series, and what to check on any unit you buy, new or used.

UK and euro prices by storage

According to GSMArena and Android Headlines, Oppo put both phones on sale through Oppo.com in the UK, Germany, France and other European markets on launch day. The official prices:

Retailers were undercutting those within days. GSMArena spotted UK listings at around £999 for the 256GB Find X10 and £1,399 for the Pro Max. Prices are moving quickly, so compare before you order.

Against the previous generation it’s a step up. Using GSMArena’s French prices, the Find X9 (512GB) costs €1,000, the Find X9 Pro €1,300 and the Find X9 Ultra €1,700. The Find X10 Pro Max is €100 more than the X9 Ultra, and the Find X10 is noticeably dearer than the phone it replaces. The X9 line had no Pro Max at all.

Launch offers until 28 October

In the UK, GSMArena lists three offers on early orders:

• A free accessory worth up to £500. You choose the Hasselblad Teleconverter kit (£500), the Oppo Watch X3 (£330) or the Oppo Pad 5 (£400).
• A £250 trade-in bonus when you trade in an old Oppo or OnePlus device.
• An extra £100 off between 21 and 28 October.

Work out what the free accessory is really worth to you. If you’d never buy a teleconverter kit or a tablet, its list price doesn’t make the phone cheaper. The trade-in bonus only helps if you have an old Oppo or OnePlus device to hand over, and the extra £100 off is the one saving everybody gets.

German buyers can pick the teleconverter kit (€550), the watch (€380) or the tablet (€460), claim a €100 voucher, and get a €250 trade-in bonus for an old Oppo or OnePlus phone.

What’s inside the Pro Max

• Chip: MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro on a 2nm process, with Arm C2 CPU cores and a Mali-G2 Ultra GPU.
• Memory: 12GB RAM, 512GB storage.
• Display: 6.78-inch flat LTPO AMOLED, 144Hz, up to 3,600 nits peak HDR brightness, 1.15mm bezels (per Android Headlines).
• Rear cameras: three 200MP cameras, compatible with the Hasselblad teleconverter kit.
• Selfie camera: 50MP.
• Battery (Europe): 7,150mAh silicon-carbon.
• Charging: 80W wired, 50W wireless, 55W USB-PD.
• Durability: IP66, IP68 and IP69.
• Software: ColorOS 17 based on Android 17.

The standard Find X10 runs the MediaTek Dimensity 9600M. It has a 200MP main camera, a 200MP telephoto, a 50MP ultrawide and a 50MP selfie camera, up from 32MP on the Find X9. Its European battery is also 7,150mAh. Oppo’s full display specs for the standard model weren’t in the launch coverage we reviewed.

How the Dimensity 9600 family stacks up against Qualcomm’s newest chip is covered in our Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Dimensity 9600 phones guide.

8,000mAh in China, 7,150mAh in Europe

GSMArena and Android Headlines both report the split: 8,000mAh for both phones in China, 7,150mAh for both in Europe. That’s roughly 11% less capacity, at a higher price.

Brands have increasingly been cutting battery sizes for Europe because of transport and safety rules on large lithium cells, and Oppo isn’t alone. Oppo itself hasn’t given a detailed reason. Even so, 7,150mAh is a very big battery by European standards, and silicon-carbon cells fit more energy into the same space.

• Battery-life reviews of Chinese units won’t match a European one.
• Importing a Chinese model for the bigger battery may cost you European warranty support, local bands and a global ROM.
• On a used or grey-import phone, find out which battery it has before you pay extra for it.

If you’re comparing listings, ask the seller which battery the phone has and where it was first sold. A seller who can’t answer either question is a reason to walk away, or at least to run the model check below before you agree a price.

India: launched a day later

GSMArena reported that the Indian launch was set for 22 October 2026, the day after Europe, and expected Indian units to get the larger batteries. That wasn’t confirmed at the time. Look at Oppo India’s official listing for final prices and battery capacity before ordering.

Buy now, wait, or get a Find X9?

This series is aimed at people who care most about photos. The Pro Max’s three 200MP cameras and teleconverter support are the main draw, and IP69 plus a large silicon-carbon battery make it practical day to day. Against that: higher prices than last year, and the European battery cut.

• Comprar agora if you want the camera, will actually use the free accessory, and qualify for the trade-in bonus before 28 October.
• Wait if price matters most. Oppo flagship prices often drop within months, and retailers were already under list price in the first week.
• Look at a Find X9 if you want most of the experience for a lot less.

Checking a Find X10 before you pay

Grey imports and early resale listings turn up fast after a big launch. A grey import is a phone bought in one country and resold in another outside the brand’s official channels. It isn’t illegal, but warranty, bands and software can all differ from the version sold where you live. Dial *#06# to get the IMEI, then:

1. Confirm the model and region. O bloqueio da manufacturer and model check on the IMEI shows whether it’s a European, Indian or Chinese unit. That tells you the battery size and the warranty.
2. Make sure the IMEI is clean. O bloqueio da Verificação de blacklist GSMA confirms it hasn’t been reported lost or stolen.
3. Check the lock status if it came through a carrier.
4. Look over the camera glass and screen for scratches. Triple 200MP modules are expensive to replace.
5. Watch the seller sign out of their Oppo and Google accounts.