OPPO Find X10 renders revealed for the first time: Horizontal matrix module closely resembles the Find X9s Pro

Fast Technology reported that netizens recently photographed testers using the OPPO Find X10 series and iPhone 17 Pro to conduct an image comparison test outdoors.

All three test units were encased in protective cases, but the layout of the lens openings still allowed for a rough estimation of their appearance. Based on this, a blogger created related renderings, giving the outside world a sneak peek at the design direction of this series.

Overall, the OPPO Find X10 series looks quite similar to the Find X9s Pro. This series adopts a horizontal large-matrix module design with a quad-camera setup on the back. 
The difference lies in the placement of the original color lens on the left side of the Find X9s Pro, adjacent to the three main cameras, while the Find X10 series moves the original color lens to the right side, placing it on the same vertical line as the flash, creating a more symmetrical visual layout.

Like its predecessor, the OPPO Find X10 series still uses a quad-camera setup, consisting of a main camera, an ultra-wide-angle lens, a periscope telephoto lens, and a Danxia original color lens. The core function of the Danxia original color lens is to solve the problem of skin tone reproduction in portraits under complex lighting conditions.

It can divide the image into multiple independent color temperature sensing zones, accurately identifying and analyzing the independent effects of different light sources on different parts of the image. This allows the phone to accurately reproduce ambient colors under complex lighting conditions while ensuring that skin tones appear natural and clear.

Currently, both the Find X8 Ultra and Find X9 series are equipped with the Danxia Original Color Lens. It is expected that the Find X10 series will be upgraded to a new generation of Danxia Lens, which will significantly improve its color reproduction capabilities, bringing users a more realistic and delicate imaging performance.

In terms of hardware configuration, the OPPO Find X10 series will be the first to be equipped with the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chip. This chip adopts a brand-new tri-cluster architecture, including 2 ultra-large cores, 3 large cores and 3 medium cores, and supports the latest LPDDR6 memory and UFS 5.0 flash memory, with significant improvements in both performance and energy efficiency.

The device has already received network access permission, with the model number PMW110. It is expected to officially launch as early as September. As the release date approaches, more details about the Find X10 series will be revealed.