Find X10: Leaker describes camera overhaul and new dual chipset strategy for new Oppo flagships

By all accounts, Oppo has a particularly busy smartphone release schedule for the next few months. Currently, the company is expected to offer its first Ultra-class flagship outside China. Not only that, but the Find X9 Ultra may also arrive alongside the Find X9s Pro.

Moreover, a Find N6 foldable is tipped to debut soon too as a new rival to the Honor Magic V6, Pixel 10 Pro Fold and the Galaxy Z Fold7 (curr. $1,599 on Amazon). The company is then expected to return with the Find N7 after a brief summer hiatus, which Digital Chat Station suggests may appear around the same time as the Find X10 series.

Writing on Weibo, the leaker implies that the latter could emerge in China during October 2026 before expanding to other markets like Europe shortly afterwards. Although details are not finalised yet, Digital Chat Station adds that Oppo hopes to introduce an overhauled camera system with the Find X10 series.

Reportedly, the company is prototyping dual 200 MP cameras with 1/1.3-inch optical formats. As it stands, this is believed to be taking the shape of primary and telephoto lenses, just like some Xiaomi 18 series flagships. The Find X10 Pro could be one of the first smartphones to ship with MediaTek's Dimensity 9600, too. A 2 nm chipset, the Dimensity 9600 is rumoured to cost significantly more to make than current 3 nm chipsets. As a result, Digital Chat Station asserts that the standard Find X10 may turn to the 3 nm-based Dimensity 9500+ rather than the Dimensity 9600.