Oppo Find X10 Ultra tipped at 10,000 yuan

The Oppo Find X10 Ultra is reportedly still in development and could combine a 200-megapixel main camera, a second 200-megapixel periscope module, and a price close to that of Oppo’s next flagship foldable, the Find N6. The new leak contradicts earlier speculation that Oppo might cancel the Ultra model, claiming instead that the phone has reached testing.

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Oppo Find X10 Ultra camera specifications

Insider Smart Pikachu says the Find X10 Ultra is being tested with a substantially upgraded camera system. The phone is expected to use a 200MP primary camera with a large sensor and LOFIC technology, which is designed to improve the sensor’s ability to handle high-contrast scenes. The leak also points to a 200MP periscope camera with an updated optical image-stabilization system.

The rumored configuration follows earlier information from Digital Chat Station, who said the phone would retain two periscope modules. The prototype described in that report included:

• A 200MP periscope camera with a sensor measuring approximately 1/1.3 inches;
• A 50MP super-telephoto camera with a sensor of about 1/1.95 inches;
• A 50MP ultrawide camera;
• A 50MP front-facing camera.

The second telephoto module is reportedly intended to provide 10x optical zoom. That would make the long-range camera system one of the phone’s defining features, rather than treating the high-resolution main sensor as the sole headline specification.

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A 200MP sensor can support cropping and hybrid zoom, but it also raises the cost of the device. The source says that this is especially significant as memory and other components become more expensive, making Ultra-class phones harder to produce in large volumes.

A price close to the Find N6

The most notable part of the leak is the alleged price. According to the source, Oppo is targeting roughly 10,000 yuan, or about $1,480 at the current exchange rate. That would put the Find X10 Ultra close to the reported starting price of the Find N6: 9,999 yuan.

At that level, the phone would sit alongside premium Ultra flagships and top-end foldables in price. Unlike the Find N6, however, it would remain a conventional slab smartphone, with its camera hardware expected to justify the cost.

The source raises questions about whether Oppo can make the full package—particularly the multiple large camera sensors, stabilization hardware, and battery endurance—compelling enough at a price approaching that of a foldable. It does not provide battery-capacity or endurance figures.

China launch timing remains unclear

The standard Find X10, Find X10 Pro, and Find X10 Pro Max are rumored to be announced in China in September. Oppo is reportedly planning a later launch for the Ultra version, but the company has not confirmed a release date.

The reports also come amid broader uncertainty around expensive Ultra models. Rising memory and component costs have fueled speculation that the Xiaomi 18 Ultra might not reach the market, although Xiaomi has not confirmed any cancellation. Oppo likewise has not officially confirmed the Find X10 Ultra, its specifications, its price, or its launch schedule.