OPPO’s Zhuo Shijie has clarified that the Find X10 Ultra will not be released this year.

Fast Technology reported that Zhuo Shijie, head of OPPO’s Find series products, recently responded to online rumors about the launch of the OPPO Find X10 Ultra, confirming that the model will not be launched throughout 2026 and reminding consumers not to believe related false information.

In response, some netizens commented: “Then just keep releasing it next April or May. Keep your own pace, so we can confidently buy other brands’ ‘ultra-large’ versions.”

OPPO’s current flagship focus is the Find X9 Ultra, whose launch event is officially scheduled for April 21, 2026, in Chengdu. OPPO and Hasselblad will jointly launch new imaging products at the same time, and the Find X9s Pro will also be launched at the same time.

As a flagship imaging device, the Find X9 Ultra is the world’s first to feature a Hasselblad 10x optical zoom telephoto lens, employing an innovative 5-reflection prism structure. It supports 10x native optical zoom, 20x optical quality zoom, and up to 120x digital zoom.

The device is equipped with AOA active optical calibration technology, which improves optical axis accuracy through three center calibrations, and is combined with gimbal-level OIS optical image stabilization to ensure stable telephoto imaging.

The camera is also equipped with a custom JNL 50-megapixel fusion sensor, which, combined with the LUMO super pixel engine, enables high-definition shooting at long distances.

The Find X9s Pro, also launched at the same event, will be equipped with a Hasselblad dual 200MP system, including a 200MP main camera and a 200MP telephoto lens, making it the only dual 200MP model in the Pro segment.