📌 Updated 22 September 2026 — The Find X10E is official, and its full spec sheet overturns the leaks that came before it. There is no 200 MP periscope: all three of its cameras are 50 MP, with a stabilised 3x telephoto. It gets a Dimensity 9500s, a flat 6.59-inch 120 Hz display, a 7,025 mAh battery and the same charging as the rest of the range: 80 W wired, 50 W wireless. It is also the thinnest and lightest of the three: 7.99 mm and 203 g. It starts at CNY 4,999, roughly €650.
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At Oppo, the Find series has always stood as an uncompromising technology showcase, reserved for first-rate configurations. As the range’s unveiling drew near, the brand even seemed to have closed ranks: its first official poster, released on 7 September, mentioned only two devices, the Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max. Gone is the Find X10 Pro, which Oppo did not unveil in the end, while our article on the Find X10 Ultra already noted that the ultimate version was not expected before the first half of 2027. And yet the company’s plans held a late twist.
The autumn line-up is in fact built around three models, with a brand-new Oppo Find X10E. That is an entirely new move for the Find family, which had never offered an entry-level variant until now. Oppo confirmed it on 14 September by listing it on its pre-reservation page, then unveiled it on 22 September in China alongside the Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max.
Three 50 MP cameras: the official sheet corrects the leaks
An unattributed spec sheet had been doing the rounds on Weibo since late August, and it promised the Find X10E a decidedly unusual camera hierarchy: a main sensor brought down to 50 MP, but a 200 MP periscope telephoto inherited from the higher models. The official sheet does not bear that out. The Find X10E lines up three 50 MP cameras, and it is the telephoto that sets it apart from the rest of the range:
- 50 MP main wide camera: a large 1/1.4-inch sensor, an f/1.6 aperture, 23 mm equivalent focal length, two-axis optical stabilisation. That is the same aperture and focal length as the Find X10’s main camera.
- 50 MP ultra-wide: f/2.0 over a 120° field of view, with autofocus, identical to the Find X10’s.
- 50 MP periscope telephoto: f/2.6 at 73 mm, which makes a 3x optical zoom, stabilised as well. It even reaches a little further than the Find X10’s, which stops at 2.8x.
- 32 MP front camera: f/2.4, without autofocus, where the Find X10 and the Pro Max move up to 50 MP with autofocus.
Two things it lacks place the model clearly. The Find X10E has neither the Danxia colour-rendering lens nor the Hasselblad modes its two bigger siblings put forward, and it does not support the Hasselblad teleconverter kit Oppo sells separately. For video, it tops out at 4K at 60 frames per second, in Dolby Vision as in standard mode, while the Find X10 goes up to 8K. The camera remains well looked after, but the very top end is kept for the other two models.
Its back features a square camera module with rounded corners, set in the top-left corner: two lenses at the top, a third at the bottom left and the flash at the bottom right. Unlike the Find X10 and the Pro Max, nothing extends that square to the right. Oppo highlights a velvet-finish glass back, a camera block carved in one piece and a metal frame. The front keeps the flat, thin-bezelled display, with the selfie camera in a centred punch-hole. At 7.99 mm thick and 203 g, it is the thinnest and lightest of the three models.
Find X10E vs Find X10: what really changes
The two phones share the same 6.59-inch screen size, the same LPDDR5X memory and UFS 4.1 storage, the same 80 W wired and 50 W wireless charging, and the same ultrasonic in-display fingerprint reader. The differences lie elsewhere:
- The chip: an 8-core Dimensity 9500s whose prime core reaches 3.73 GHz, against the Find X10’s Dimensity 9600M at 4.21 GHz.
- The cameras: three 50 MP sensors, against 200 + 50 + 200 MP on the Find X10.
- The battery: 7,025 mAh, against 8,000 mAh.
- The display: 120 Hz at most and 1,800 nits full-screen, against 144 Hz in some games and 2,000 nits on the Find X10.
- The memory: only two configurations, 12 GB + 256 GB and 16 GB + 512 GB, where the Find X10 goes up to 16 GB + 1 TB.
- The build: 7.99 mm and 203 g, against 8.35 mm and 216 g.
So the Find X10E is not a Find X10 stripped of its main camera alone, as the leaks suggested: it is a model in its own right, lighter and simpler, that keeps what a Find series phone should have — fast charging, wireless charging, a 3x telephoto — and leaves the excess to the Find X10 Pro Max.
A 120 Hz display and a 7,025 mAh battery
The display is a flat 6.59-inch panel at FHD+ 2,760 × 1,256 pixels, showing a billion colours in 10-bit. It switches between 60, 90 and 120 Hz depending on the content, and reaches 1,800 nits across the whole screen in bright sunlight, with 800 nits in manual mode. The leaks had announced 144 Hz and 4,500 nits: that is not what Oppo went for, and the Find X10E does not get the continuous refresh-rate scaling down to 1 Hz found on the Find X10 and the Pro Max either. It does keep Oppo’s ProXDR display technology, which makes highlights stand out in HDR photos and videos.
The battery is rated at 7,025 mAh typical, for a nominal capacity of 6,840 mAh. That is less than the 8,000 mAh of the other two models, but still far above what most of the high end offers, in a phone under 8 mm thick. Charging matches the range: 80 W wired, 50 W wireless, and compatibility with universal chargers up to 55 W over PPS. The bypass charging mentioned by the leaks does not appear on the official sheet.
The rest of the sheet is that of a current high-end phone: Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.2, a USB-C port, NFC, an infrared blaster, an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint reader and ColorOS 17. It cuts no corners on toughness either: like its two bigger siblings, it is certified IP66, IP68 and IP69.
Oppo Find X10E official specifications
| Component | Official specifications |
|---|---|
| Display | Flat 6.59-inch, FHD+ 2,760 × 1,256 pixels, 10-bit, 60/90/120 Hz, 1,800 nits full-screen in high-brightness mode |
| Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 9500s, 8 cores, up to 3.73 GHz |
| Memory and storage | 12 GB + 256 GB, 16 GB + 512 GB · LPDDR5X and UFS 4.1 |
| Main camera | 50 MP, 1/1.4-inch, f/1.6, 23 mm, optical stabilisation |
| Ultra-wide | 50 MP, f/2.0, 15 mm, 120°, autofocus |
| Telephoto | 50 MP periscope, f/2.6, 73 mm, 3x optical zoom, optical stabilisation |
| Front camera | 32 MP, f/2.4 |
| Video | Up to 4K at 60 fps, Dolby Vision |
| Battery | 7,025 mAh (typical), 6,840 mAh (rated) |
| Charging | 80 W wired · 50 W wireless |
| Connectivity | 5G, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.2, NFC, USB-C, infrared |
| Software | ColorOS 17 |
| Water resistance | IP66, IP68 and IP69 |
| Dimensions and weight | 156.98 × 73.93 × 7.99 mm · 203 g |
| Colours | Ice Blue, Light Titanium |
| Unveiling | 22 September 2026, China |
Oppo Find X10E price and availability
Oppo set its Chinese prices on 22 September. The euro conversion is indicative, at the current exchange rate and before import taxes:
- 12 GB + 256 GB: CNY 4,999, roughly €650
- 16 GB + 512 GB: CNY 5,499, roughly €715
The gap with the Find X10 is slim: just CNY 500 for the same memory, since the Find X10 starts at CNY 5,499 with 12 GB + 256 GB. For that, the Find X10 adds dual 200 MP, 8,000 mAh and a faster chip: the X10E will mostly be chosen for being thinner and lighter.
Its availability outside China remains an unknown. The information circulating about the series’ international launch, expected by the end of October, mentions only the Find X10 and the Find X10 Pro Max. The industry has taught us to expect manufacturers to keep their entry-level variants for the home market, and to export their flagship models first.
Conclusion
The Find X10E is not the phone the leaks described, and that is rather good news for its coherence: rather than a 200 MP periscope grafted onto an entry model, Oppo has built a thinner, lighter device, with three 50 MP cameras including a real 3x telephoto, a big battery and the range’s fast charging. One question remains, and it weighs heavily for us: a release outside China is in no way settled.
So we will have to wait for Oppo’s international announcements to know whether this model ever crosses our borders. In the meantime, you can browse all the Oppo smartphones in stock, along with our protective accessories including Oppo cases and Oppo tempered glass.
