Oppo Find X10 Ultra to Feature Larger 10x Telephoto Camera Sensor

​Oppo is developing the Find X10 Ultra, according to a recent leak from Digital Chat Station on Weibo. The Find X9 Ultra launched in May, so the Find X10 Ultra is not expected to arrive this year. However, new information about its camera system has emerged, focusing on the telephoto lens improvements.

Key Highlights

• Oppo is developing the Find X10 Ultra as the successor to the Find X9 Ultra.
• Find X10 Ultra will feature a 1/1.95-inch sensor for its 10x telephoto camera.
• The new sensor is significantly larger than the Find X9 Ultra's 1/2.75-inch sensor.
• Find X10 Ultra is not expected to launch in 2026.

Camera Sensor Upgrades

The Find X9 Ultra features a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 10x optical zoom. This camera uses a 1/2.75-inch type sensor. The upcoming Find X10 Ultra will retain the 50MP resolution for its 10x telephoto camera but will use a much larger 1/1.95-inch type sensor. This change marks a significant increase in sensor size, allowing the camera to capture more light and detail. As a result, users can expect better image quality at 10x zoom compared to the previous model.

Comparison to Previous Model

The new 1/1.95-inch sensor in the Find X10 Ultra will still be the smaller of the two telephoto sensors in the device. However, it will be closer in size to the short-range telephoto sensor than the Find X9 Ultra’s long-range telephoto sensor. This adjustment should improve performance and image consistency across different zoom ranges.

Release Timeline

Since the Find X9 Ultra launched in May, the Find X10 Ultra is not expected to be released in 2026. Oppo has not yet provided an official launch date or additional specifications for the Find X10 Ultra. More details about the device are likely to surface as development continues.