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| The global Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is expected to launch at a higher price than this year's Oppo Find X9 Ultra. |
If the past few months of smartphone launches have made one thing clear, it’s that we’re firmly in the middle of RAMageddon. Manufacturers are charging more and more while cutting back on RAM and storage, and Oppo is no exception. The company is bringing its new Hasselblad camera flagships to Europe on October 21, but it can’t escape the rising price trend.
Chinese prices for the Oppo Find X10e, Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max were already significantly higher than last year, and importing them also costs more than it did in 2025. Now the European prices are known too, at least according to the usually very reliable French leaker billbil-kun. On Dealabs, the leaker revealed the planned euro prices, storage options, color choices and all the differences from the Chinese models.
Oppo Find X10 European price and specs
The base Oppo Find X10 is expected to launch in Europe with 12 GB of RAM, 512 GB of storage and a 7,150 mAh battery — smaller than the Chinese model’s 8,000 mAh cell. The price? A hefty €1,499, or around US$1,692.
For comparison, the Oppo Find X9 officially launched at €999, which is €500 less, with the same RAM and storage configuration. Even the Oppo Find X9 Pro was cheaper at first, arriving in October 2025 with 16/512 GB for €1,299.
Europe will get the Find X10 in Glacier Blue, Mist Gray and an orange Coral color option. Another interesting detail from the leak is that IP69 and IP69K certification will not be advertised in Europe.
Update: The leaker has now added the price for the 12/256 GB model, which will be €1,299, or about US$1,461.
You can see the full leaked pricing breakdown and all the European details in billbil-kun’s Dealabs report.
Oppo Find X10 Pro Max price and specs
The planned price for the series’ current top model is even more extreme. The Find X10 Pro Max features three 200-megapixel sensors for the first time, but according to the leak, the 12/512 GB version will launch for €1,799, or roughly US$2,030. Its battery capacity will also be reduced from 8,000 mAh in China to 7,150 mAh in Europe.
A sad comparison: the Oppo Find X9 Ultra launched for €1,699 in April 2026, making it cheaper than the new Find X10 Pro Max will be this fall. It also came with 16 GB of RAM, although an update notes that the European Find X9 Ultra actually has 12 GB of RAM as well.
The globally available color options for the Find X10 Pro Max are Titanium Gray and White Moon, with the latter featuring Hasselblad branding. IP69 and IP69K certification are missing from the European specification sheet here too.
EU launch promotions soften the blow
Of course, things aren’t quite as bad as they first seem. Oppo has already officially announced launch promotions in Germany and other countries like the UK. The company is offering a €150 launch discount on the Oppo Find X10 and €200 off the Find X10 Pro Max, along with a free tablet, wearable or teleconverter as a gift.
Those attractive preorder deals will sweeten the extremely high euro prices for anyone who buys quickly. For those still considering an import, all the information about the Chinese models is available separately.
The bottom line? Oppo’s new Hasselblad flagships look impressive, but Europe will pay dearly for them — unless buyers take advantage of the early offers.