The OPPO Find X10 Pro Max opens for pre-order in Singapore from 10am on 22 October 2026 at OPPO Brand Stores, the OPPO Official Online Store, OPPO’s flagship stores on Lazada, Shopee and TikTok Shop, and major electronics stores. Until 28 October, it costs S$1,849 instead of its S$2,199 recommended retail price (RRP). The smaller Find X10 starts at S$1,349 during pre-order week (S$1,499 RRP). Full promo terms are on the OPPO Singapore newsroom.
The headline feature fits neatly into a caption. OPPO calls the Pro Max the first smartphone with 200-megapixel (MP) sensors on the ultra-wide, main and telephoto cameras, so switching from 0.5x to 3x shouldn’t cost you detail. The Find X10 pairs a 200MP main camera and a 200MP telephoto with a 50MP ultra-wide. Both phones run ColorOS 17 with an AI assistant built with Manus, an AI agent platform, and that assistant is designed to finish tasks rather than chat about them.
How to Pre-order: The Essentials
⏰ Deadlines to know
– Early bird deposit: A S$100 deposit at the OPPO Online Store or OPPO Brand Stores secures a S$310 warranty package. The deposit window closes at 9.30am on 22 October.
– Pre-order period: 22 to 28 October 2026, from 10am on 22 October
– Early fulfilment: From 26 October
💰 Prices
| Model | Pre-order | RRP |
|---|---|---|
| Find X10 (12GB + 256GB)* | S$1,349 | S$1,499 |
| Find X10 (12GB + 512GB) | S$1,549 | S$1,799 |
| Find X10 Pro Max (16GB + 512GB) | S$1,849 | S$2,199 |
*The 256GB Find X10 is sold only at OPPO Brand Stores, the OPPO Official Online Store and participating telcos.
📍 Where to buy
– OPPO Brand Stores and the OPPO Official Online Store
– OPPO flagship stores on Lazada, Shopee and TikTok Shop
– Major electronics stores and authorised retailers
– Telcos: Singtel pre-orders from 22 October, M1 pre-orders from 23 October, StarHub sales from 29 October (no pre-order period)
🎁 Pre-order perks (worth over S$800, per OPPO)
– Free two-year international warranty
– Free two-year screen protection plan
– Up to S$250 trade-in bonus
– Up to S$100 off with participating Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) partners
– Up to S$120 off selected OPPO accessories
– OPPO Creator Programme: Selected applicants get an extra S$100 off their phone
📝 Note: Promotions run for a limited time while stocks last; terms and conditions apply.
Three Lenses, One Resolution
Most flagships put their best sensor in the main camera and cheaper ones behind the other lenses. That’s why your 0.5x group shot at a Clarke Quay dinner often looks softer and a touch off-colour next to the 1x frame. The Pro Max tackles this with a 200MP ultra-wide (124-degree lens with autofocus), a 200MP main camera, and a 200MP periscope telephoto with a bright f/2.1 aperture. That telephoto focuses as close as 10cm, so it doubles as a macro lens for food flatlays and product close-ups.
Your storage won’t be flooded with 200MP files. By default, the phone saves 26MP photos from ultra-wide through 9.9x zoom, which OPPO says captures more detail than the usual 12MP without bloating file sizes. When you want a frame you can crop into a poster later, a Hasselblad Hi-Res Mode switches to 50MP or 200MP.
OPPO says bringing all three lenses up to 200MP matters most to anyone who flips between focal lengths mid-shoot.
Pete Lau, OPPO’s senior vice-president and Chief Product Officer, says the series is “built to reproduce the world as you see it and keep every shot true to the moment”.
Photos That Look Like the Moment
The more interesting change is in the software. OPPO’s new LUMO True Image Engine deliberately cuts back on heavy sharpening, noise reduction and AI-generated detail. It brings the tonal style of Hasselblad Master Mode into the default Photo mode, so shadows stay as shadows instead of every corner getting brightened.
A dedicated True Color Camera reads multispectral colour information from the scene to keep skin tones natural under mixed lighting. Think of a hawker centre at night, where fluorescent tubes, LED signboards and a neon drinks stall all fight over your face. OPPO says the main camera captures up to 17 stops of dynamic range (the spread between the brightest and darkest detail it can hold), which should help with backlit portraits on a sunny Sentosa afternoon.
Built for Your Reels
Video is where the Pro Max pulls ahead of its sibling. All three rear cameras record 4K at 60fps and 120fps (frames per second) and 8K at 30fps, so you can shoot slow motion on any lens. The Find X10 offers 4K at 120fps and 8K only on its two 200MP cameras.
For creators, the standout is Open Gate Capture, a first on an OPPO phone. It records the sensor’s full imaging area, so one clip can be reframed into a 9:16 TikTok and a 16:9 YouTube cut without a reshoot. OPPO says it has worked with Meta on near-lossless video quality when sharing to Instagram, which is worth testing yourself after your first few uploads. Dolby Vision and O-Log2 (a flat colour profile you can grade later) are on board, and an OPPO-optimised version of the Blackmagic Camera app is scheduled for November, according to OPPO.
The add-ons say a lot about OPPO’s ambitions. The OPPO Hasselblad Teleconverter adds 3.28x optical magnification on both models, which is handy at a concert when you’re stuck in the back rows. The Tilta Khronos Creator Kit for the Pro Max includes a handle, a 67mm filter adapter, a teleconverter mount and an active cooling fan for long recordings. That fan is a quiet admission that 8K footage runs hot.
OPPO hasn’t announced Singapore prices for either accessory, so if you plan to buy them, the pre-order discount of up to S$120 off selected OPPO accessories is worth checking against the final list.
An Assistant That Does the Chores
AI Mind Pilot with Agent Mode in ColorOS 17 is meant to take a goal, break it into steps and deliver a finished result. OPPO’s example is trip planning: the assistant pulls flight tickets, hotel bookings and restaurant reservations from different apps into a single itinerary. It can find specific photos, organise files, and build presentations or webpages from your files with one prompt. For anyone pitching brand deals, a rough deck drafted from last month’s shoot is the use case to watch.
“Agentic AI marks an important shift from answering questions to helping users get things done,” says Kai Tang, OPPO’s President of Software Engineering. On privacy, OPPO says tasks like finding or renaming files stay on the device and aren’t shared with Manus. Anything that needs outside processing asks for your explicit permission first.
AI Photo Agent handles edits from plain-language instructions. Its Style Match feature copies the colour palette and mood of a reference image onto your own photo, which is useful for keeping an Instagram grid consistent. OPPO says it will roll out gradually, with monthly usage limits and support for still images only. AI Call Guard, the scam-call detector, is listed for Indonesia, India and Thailand only, so Singapore users shouldn’t count on it.
Two Days on a Charge, Says OPPO
Both phones carry an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery, the same chemistry we covered on the OPPO Find N5. OPPO claims up to two days of typical use and more than 80% capacity after five years, based on its own lab data. Some markets get a smaller 7,150mAh version. Charging tops out at 80W wired and 50W wireless.
The Pro Max runs MediaTek’s 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro, while the Find X10 uses the 3nm Dimensity 9600M. Both have IP66, IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance. The Pro Max’s 6.78-inch screen comes in a 233g to 235g body, while the Find X10 squeezes a 6.59-inch display into 216g, a real difference if you film one-handed all day.
Which Model, on Paper?
- The Pro Max is the one with 200MP on all three rear cameras and 4K slow motion on every lens. Its pre-order price is S$350 below the RRP.
- The Find X10 keeps the 200MP main and telephoto cameras, the 8,000mAh battery and the AI features, and starts at S$1,349, S$500 less than the Pro Max’s pre-order price.
- OPPO Pad Mini Matte Display Edition: now available for pre-order in Lavender Purple at S$1,049.
The perks and pre-order prices run until 28 October.
We haven’t tested these phones, so everything above is OPPO’s own description. Check full specs, store locations and promo terms on the OPPO Singapore newsroom before the pre-order pricing ends on 28 October. If you’re trading in, bring your old phone to claim the up to S$250 bonus before that date.
Photos and Visuals courtesy of OPPO.
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