Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is the first phone equipped with three rear cameras with 200 megapixel resolution, supports photo editing with commands and 8,000 mAh battery life.

Oppo brought the high-end smartphone duo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max to the Vietnamese market, with a series of important improvements in cameras, large capacity silicon-carbon batteries and ColorOS 17 operating system.

In particular, Find X10 has versions of 12 GB RAM, 256 GB internal memory priced at 35 million VND, and 12 GB RAM, 512 GB internal memory priced at 40 million VND. The Find X10 Pro Max only has one configuration of 16 GB RAM, 512 GB internal memory, two colors: titanium gray and black, priced at 50 million VND. This level is 12 million to 17 million VND higher than the previous generation due to the impact of the memory chip crisis.

Oppo brought the high-end smartphone duo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max to the Vietnamese market, with a series of important improvements in cameras, large capacity silicon-carbon batteries and ColorOS 17 operating system.

In particular, Find X10 has versions of 12 GB RAM, 256 GB internal memory priced at 35 million VND, and 12 GB RAM, 512 GB internal memory priced at 40 million VND. The Find X10 Pro Max only has one configuration of 16 GB RAM, 512 GB internal memory, two colors: titanium gray and black, priced at 50 million VND. This level is 12 million to 17 million VND higher than the previous generation due to the impact of the memory chip crisis.

Find X10 has a 6.59-inch screen, while X10 Pro Max is 6.78 inches. Both use thin-bezel AMOLED panels, 144 Hz adaptive scanning frequency and 2,000 nit maximum brightness.

This is one of the first smartphones to support the BT.2020 color range covering 75.8% of the total colors the human eye can see, wider than DCI-P3, thanks to the new generation OLED light-emitting material. The color range allows the display of billions of different colors, helping to smoother color transitions and limit harsh color banding, suitable for ultra-clear content such as 8K or HDR. To protect eyes in low light conditions, the screen can reduce brightness to 1 nit combined with 3,840 Hz PWM dimming technology.

Find X10 has a 6.59-inch screen, while X10 Pro Max is 6.78 inches. Both use thin-bezel AMOLED panels, 144 Hz adaptive scanning frequency and 2,000 nit maximum brightness.

This is one of the first smartphones to support the BT.2020 color range covering 75.8% of the total colors the human eye can see, wider than DCI-P3, thanks to the new generation OLED light-emitting material. The color range allows the display of billions of different colors, helping to smoother color transitions and limit harsh color banding, suitable for ultra-clear content such as 8K or HDR. To protect eyes in low light conditions, the screen can reduce brightness to 1 nit combined with 3,840 Hz PWM dimming technology.

Find X10 series uses a flat screen design with square edges like the previous generation. The difference lies on the back with curved monolithic sculpted glass embracing the camera cluster, creating a more seamless feeling. This year, in addition to differences in size and color, Find X10 and X10 Pro Max can be distinguished through the design of the camera cluster. The standard version is almost identical to the previous generation, while the Pro Max model has an additional pill-shaped cluster next to it for the color reproduction camera and flash.

The outstanding upgrade point on the Find X10 series lies in the camera system co-developed with Hasselblad. In particular, the X10 Pro Max is the first smartphone to have a main, telephoto and super wide-angle camera with a resolution of 200 megapixels using an Isocell HPC 1/1.28" DeepPix sensor. In addition, the device has a Lumo camera used for color reproduction.

Meanwhile, the standard version is equipped with a 200-megapixel main and telephoto camera and a 50-megapixel super wide-angle lens.

Find X10 series uses a flat screen design with square edges like the previous generation. The difference lies on the back with curved monolithic sculpted glass embracing the camera cluster, creating a more seamless feeling. This year, in addition to differences in size and color, Find X10 and X10 Pro Max can be distinguished through the design of the camera cluster. The standard version is almost identical to the previous generation, while the Pro Max model has an additional pill-shaped cluster next to it for the color reproduction camera and flash.

The outstanding upgrade point on the Find X10 series lies in the camera system co-developed with Hasselblad. In particular, the X10 Pro Max is the first smartphone to have a main, telephoto and super wide-angle camera with a resolution of 200 megapixels using an Isocell HPC 1/1.28" DeepPix sensor. In addition, the device has a Lumo camera used for color reproduction.

Meanwhile, the standard version is equipped with a 200-megapixel main and telephoto camera and a 50-megapixel super wide-angle lens.

Find X10 series no longer has a separate camera button. In fact, this removal does not affect the user experience, because activating the camera and zooming on the screen is fast, convenient, and does not cause camera shake when taking a photo. Looking from the horizontal edge, you can see that the camera cluster of the device is thicker than the previous generation due to the high-resolution sensor system.

Oppo set images to be captured at 26 megapixel resolution throughout the focal lengths from super wide angle to 9.9x zoom, helping photos have more detail than traditional 12 megapixels while the file capacity is not too high. The new generation Lumo algorithm helps images naturally balance bright and dark areas instead of uniformly brightening the entire frame. Details remain natural, limiting the phenomenon of over-sharpening or using AI to redraw details.

Regarding video recording, Find X10 Pro Max supports 4K 120 fps and 8K 30 fps recording synchronously on all three cameras, dynamic range reaches 17-stop, supports Dolby Vision, O-Log2 and Open Gate recording. The machine's AI helps analyze images in real time and suggests the best shooting angle.

Oppo set images to be captured at 26 megapixel resolution throughout the focal lengths from super wide angle to 9.9x zoom, helping photos have more detail than traditional 12 megapixels while the file capacity is not too high. The new generation Lumo algorithm helps images naturally balance bright and dark areas instead of uniformly brightening the entire frame. Details remain natural, limiting the phenomenon of over-sharpening or using AI to redraw details.

Regarding video recording, Find X10 Pro Max supports 4K 120 fps and 8K 30 fps recording synchronously on all three cameras, dynamic range reaches 17-stop, supports Dolby Vision, O-Log2 and Open Gate recording. The machine's AI helps analyze images in real time and suggests the best shooting angle.

Oppo's smartphone duo are also the first phones to run Android 17 in Vietnam with the ColorOS 17 interface. The company said the stability when opening apps increased by 55% and the ability to keep apps running in the background increased by 25%. Oppo calls the new smartphone AI Phone, with the AI ​​Mind Pilot feature that acts as an agent to support data analysis, documents, and planning with simple commands.

Find X10 uses Dimensity 9600M chip manufactured on 3 nm process, while X10 Pro Max is equipped with Dimensity 9600 Pro with 2 nm process like Apple A20 Pro. Both come with a large vapor chamber cooling system, ensuring stable operation when playing heavy games or handling long-term AI tasks.

The device has dual stereo speakers, an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under the screen, but the infrared remote control is cut out. Water and dust resistant to IP66, IP68 and IP69 standards.

The Find X10 series still uses a silicon-carbon battery and increases the capacity to 8,000 mAh compared to the 7,025 and 7,500 mAh batteries of the Find The two devices use 80W wired fast charging and 50W wireless fast charging.

Huy Duc