Oppo Find X10 Pro Max Leak Points to a €1,799 Europe Price and a Smaller Battery

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Oppo Find X10 Pro Max Leak Points to a €1,799 Europe Price and a Smaller Battery

A leaked European price list for the Oppo Find X10 series puts the Find X10 Pro Max at €1,799 for its only configuration, 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. That is €500 more than the Find X9 Pro asked at its European launch, a rise of about 38 percent.

Oppo Find X9 key visual showing two handsets and the ColorOS badge
The Find X9 series key visual from Oppo's own global product page, the generation the Find X10 replaces. Image: Oppo

The figures come from billbil-kun, a leaker who published the sheet on 2 October 2026. Oppo has confirmed no global pricing for the series, so the numbers are a claim rather than a price.

What Oppo has confirmed so far

Oppo launched the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max in China on 22 September 2026. Its own spec page gives the Pro Max a MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, a 6.78-inch 2772 by 1272 display and an 8,000mAh battery with 80W wired charging.

The standard Find X10 runs a Dimensity 9600M behind a 6.59-inch panel, with the same 8,000mAh cell. Both sheets list a 50MP front camera and a rear array built around 200MP sensors.

Globally, Oppo has gone no further than a homepage teaser reading "Coming Soon". Its UK store is already taking a £49 deposit against up to £200 off and a free Hasselblad teleconverter kit, with no price attached.

Rear view of a dark titanium Oppo Find X9 Pro showing its square camera island
The rear camera island on the Find X9 Pro, which carried a 200MP telephoto. Image: Oppo

What the leaked sheet claims for Europe

Model and configurationLeaked European price
Find X10, 12GB / 256GB€1,299
Find X10, 12GB / 512GB€1,499
Find X10 Pro Max, 12GB / 512GB€1,799

The same sheet claims both European models carry a 7,150mAh battery rather than the 8,000mAh cell Oppo publishes in China. It also claims the 16GB RAM tiers sold in China do not cross over, leaving 12GB as the only option.

One detail is harder to square. The leak lists the European Find X10 with a Dimensity 9500, the chip from the previous generation, while Oppo's Chinese page says Dimensity 9600M.

A second, unattributed price claim surfaced on the same date with higher figures of €1,399 and €1,599 for the two Find X10 variants. Nothing has resolved either disagreement.

How that compares with the Find X9 generation

The Find X9 reached Europe at €999 and the Find X9 Pro at €1,299, both in 12GB and 512GB trim. Against those, a €1,499 Find X10 would be a 50 percent increase at the same configuration.

The hardware has moved as well. Oppo's own pages give the Find X9 Pro a 7,500mAh battery and a 200MP telephoto, and that generation was built on the Dimensity 9500.

Which markets are in line for it

Oppo does not sell smartphones in the United States, and the country does not appear in the region list on Oppo's own site. Europe, the UK, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East all do.

The live UK deposit page covers Britain. India has been reported as a target for early November 2026, although Oppo India still lists nothing newer than the Find X9 range.

Oppo's European catalogue leans heavily on MediaTek silicon, down to the Reno 15 Pro and its Dimensity 8450. The pattern runs further back, to mid-rangers such as the Reno11 F.

For scale, €1,799 converts to roughly $2,025 at an early-October 2026 rate of $1.125 to the euro. European prices include VAT and US list prices usually do not, so the conversion is not like for like.

What is still unconfirmed

Oppo has published no global price, no European battery figure and no launch date. The 21 October 2026 date attached to this leak comes from the validity window on the UK pre-order coupon, not from a company statement.

The company's global newsroom carries no Find X10 release at all, and its newest Find X entries remain the Find X9 Ultra and Find X9s. Nothing found indicates that Oppo has commented on the leak.

Leaked price sheets change before launch, and regional line-ups change with them. The €1,799 figure is a claim with a named origin and a public track record, not a number Oppo has signed off.

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