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OPPO Find X10 Series introduced in PH, price starts at Php99,999

OPPO ‘s newest flagship smartphones has officially arrived in the Philippines. Pre-orders are now open, with the Find X10 Pro Max priced at Php129,999 and the base Find X10 at Php99,999 . As expected, the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max is the better device among the two. Every rear lens on it, main, ultra-wide, telephoto, uses a 200-megapixel camera, the first handset to get that on all three. The base model keeps two of those sensors at 200-megapixel and drops only the ultra-wide to 50-megapixel. Both run the LUMO True Image Engine, whose True Color Camera reads 24 spectral channels and stretches dynamic range to 5.5x the previous generation’s, with Hasselblad Master Mode applying the Swedish maker’s color science. The Pro Max adds DeepPix inside its ISOCELL HPC main sensor, built with Samsung, stretching HDR headroom to 17 stops. OPPO Find X10 Elsewhere the two models have a lot of hardware similarities. The Pro Max pairs an LTPO AMOLED panel measuring 6.78 ...
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OPPO Find X10 Series introduced in PH, price starts at Php99,999

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OPPO‘s newest flagship smartphones has officially arrived in the Philippines. Pre-orders are now open, with the Find X10 Pro Max priced at Php129,999 and the base Find X10 at Php99,999.

As expected, the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max is the better device among the two. Every rear lens on it, main, ultra-wide, telephoto, uses a 200-megapixel camera, the first handset to get that on all three. The base model keeps two of those sensors at 200-megapixel and drops only the ultra-wide to 50-megapixel.

Both run the LUMO True Image Engine, whose True Color Camera reads 24 spectral channels and stretches dynamic range to 5.5x the previous generation’s, with Hasselblad Master Mode applying the Swedish maker’s color science. The Pro Max adds DeepPix inside its ISOCELL HPC main sensor, built with Samsung, stretching HDR headroom to 17 stops.

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OPPO Find X10

Elsewhere the two models have a lot of hardware similarities. The Pro Max pairs an LTPO AMOLED panel measuring 6.78 inches with a Dimensity 9600 Pro and 16GB of LPDDR5X, while the Find X10 steps down to a 6.59-inch screen and a Dimensity 9600M with 12GB and 512GB of UFS 4.1 storage. Both carry a silicon-carbon cell rated at 8,000mAh, charge at 80W wired or 50W wirelessly, and are rated IP66, IP68, and IP69 for water and dust with SGS five-star drop certification.

Both the OPPO Find X10 and X10 Pro Max can be used with the Php15,999 Hasselblad Teleconverter, which pushes the Pro Max to a genuine 10x optical zoom and the Find X10 to 11x.

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OPPO Find X10 Pro Max

The OPPO Find X10 pre-order window closes December 3, 2026 for orders through Shopee, OPPO Online Store, and Concept Stores nationwide. The online bundle covers free Enco X3s earbuds, the 5,000mAh Slim Magnetic Powerbank, two extra years of warranty coverage, and a draw for a DJI Mini 5 Pro. Early buyers will also be entitled to Hasselblad Teleconverter Kits with Php3,000 off.

Globe joins on November 20 with the Find X10 12GB + 512GB model under GPlan 2499 for a Php56,600 cash-out, and its first 20 buyers get the Teleconverter Kit free.

For most buyers the decision comes down to one lens: the Pro Max’s 200MP ultra-wide, or save Php30,000 and for the base model.

This article, OPPO Find X10 Series introduced in PH, price starts at Php99,999, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.


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