Oppo Find X10 Pro Max review: the zero-compromise camera phone

Oppo Find X10 Pro Max: Two-minute review The Oppo Find X9 Pro was my favorite phone of 2025, so of course, I had extremely high hopes for the X10 series.

Interestingly, Oppo hasn't released an X10 Pro in 2026 — instead, there's just an Oppo Find X10 and an X10 Pro Max.

The Pro Max isn't larger than last year's Pro, but it is larger than the X10.

If I had to hazard a guess as to why the name has changed, I reckon the RAM shortage-induced price hike might have something to do with it.

That aside, the Find X10 Pro Max does not disappoint.

The star of the show is the new camera system, which now features three large 200MP sensors on the rear.

The new model also gets a chip upgrade, a larger battery (in some regions), and a faster, professionally calibrated display.

After using this phone for about three weeks, I find myself with almost no complaints.

It's super fast, the software is superb, battery life is excellent (I have the larger-capacity version), and the cameras are some of the best on the market.

Honestly, the Find X10 Pro Max's cameras are so impressive that there's a case to be made for picking up this device over a compact point-and-shoot or a vlogging camera.

The fact that it's also a phone only sweetens the deal.

As a content creator who likes to travel light, it's a dream come true.

What sets the X10 Pro Max's cameras apart is that you can use any lens in any situation without compromising quality.

They all share the same 200MP resolution, and they're all at least 1/1.56-inch sensors, so they handle low-light conditions well.