Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max European Prices Leak Ahead of Launch
Oppo is preparing to bring its next generation of Hasselblad-tuned flagship smartphones to Europe on October 21, and early pricing details suggest buyers should expect a steep jump compared with last year’s models.
The upcoming Oppo Find X10 series is shaping up to be one of the most premium Android launches of the year, but it also appears to reflect a wider industry trend: flagship phones are getting more expensive, while memory configurations are not always improving. In some cases, buyers may even get less RAM than before despite paying more.
According to newly shared European retail information, the Oppo Find X10 and Oppo Find X10 Pro Max will launch with high-end storage, large batteries, advanced camera hardware, and premium color options. However, the leaked prices show a noticeable increase over the previous Find X9 generation.
The standard Oppo Find X10 is expected to arrive in Europe with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. Its European price is reportedly set at €1,499. That is a major increase compared with the Oppo Find X9, which launched at €999 with the same 12GB RAM and 512GB storage configuration.
The difference is even more striking when compared with the Oppo Find X9 Pro, which debuted in October 2025 at €1,299 with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. If the leaked pricing is accurate, the new standard Find X10 will cost €200 more than last year’s Pro model while offering less RAM.
Battery capacity is another area where the European version may differ from the Chinese model. While the Chinese Oppo Find X10 reportedly features an 8,000mAh battery, the European model is expected to come with a smaller 7,150mAh battery. That is still a very large capacity for a flagship smartphone, but the reduction may disappoint users who were hoping for the full battery specification seen in China.
For color choices, European buyers are expected to get Glacier Blue, Mist Gray, and Coral. These options should give the device a premium and distinctive look, especially for users who want something more eye-catching than the usual black or silver finishes.
There is also an interesting detail regarding durability ratings. The European product listing reportedly does not promote IP69 or IP69K certification, even though these ratings may be associated with the Chinese models. It remains unclear whether this is due to regional certification differences, marketing choices, or actual hardware variations.
The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is expected to sit at the top of the lineup, and its leaked price reflects that position. The European version with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage is reportedly planned at €1,799.
That makes it more expensive than the Oppo Find X9 Ultra, which launched earlier in 2026 at €1,699 and included 16GB of RAM. Once again, the newer model may cost more while offering less memory in Europe.
The Find X10 Pro Max is expected to stand out mainly because of its camera system. It is said to feature three 200-megapixel sensors, making it one of the most ambitious smartphone camera setups on the market. With Hasselblad tuning, Oppo is clearly targeting mobile photography enthusiasts who want premium image quality, strong zoom performance, and flagship-level video capabilities.
Like the standard Find X10, the European Find X10 Pro Max is also expected to feature a 7,150mAh battery instead of the 8,000mAh unit available in China. While still impressive, the smaller European battery may become a talking point among power users.
Color options for the Pro Max model are expected to include Titanium Gray and White Moon. The White Moon version is said to feature Hasselblad branding, which may appeal to buyers who want the model most closely associated with Oppo’s premium camera partnership.
Despite the high prices, Oppo appears ready to soften the launch with preorder offers across Europe. In markets such as Germany and the UK, the company is expected to provide early buyer discounts and bonus gifts.
The Oppo Find X10 may receive a €150 launch discount, while the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max may be offered with €200 off during the initial sales period. Oppo is also expected to include a free gift with preorder purchases, such as a tablet, wearable, or teleconverter, depending on the promotion and region.
These launch deals could make the pricing easier to accept for early adopters. With discounts applied, the Find X10 would effectively fall closer to €1,349, while the Find X10 Pro Max would drop to around €1,599. That still places both phones firmly in the ultra-premium category, but the added accessories may improve the overall value.
The Oppo Find X10 series looks set to compete directly with the most expensive Android flagships in Europe. The combination of large batteries, premium displays, Hasselblad camera tuning, generous storage, and bold design choices could make the phones attractive to buyers who prioritize photography and performance.
However, the higher prices and reduced RAM compared with some previous models may raise questions. European customers are increasingly being asked to pay more for flagship devices, and the Find X10 lineup appears to continue that trend.
If the leaked details are accurate, Oppo’s next flagship launch will be impressive, expensive, and potentially controversial. The phones may deliver some of the best mobile camera hardware of the year, but their European pricing will likely be a major part of the conversation when they officially debut on October 21.
