New renders of the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max have been released ahead of the phone's official unveiling, showcasing its different rear panel design. According to these images, Oppo has gone for a much larger camera module in its new flagship generation that extends across the entire width of the device's rear section.
According to Etna citing Gsmarena, the design of this module is somewhat reminiscent of the iPhone 17 Pro camera structure, but Oppo has also placed a square internal module within the rectangular camera island. This internal section apparently houses three camera sensors, while the LED flash and another sensor are located in separate cutouts outside it. The names Lumo and Hasselblad are also visible on the camera module, indicating Oppo's serious focus on the imaging capabilities of this flagship.
The leaked renders show the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max in two colors, white and blue. The white version apparently draws inspiration from the Tundra Umber color of the Find X9 Ultra and may use a special texture similar to a faux-leather finish.
However, the most attractive part of this phone's rumored specifications relates to its cameras. Earlier rumors have mentioned the use of three 200-megapixel cameras on the rear panel; a combination that could make the Find X10 Pro Max one of the most ambitious phones on the market in mobile photography.
On the hardware side, the phone is also said to be equipped with MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset. Alongside this chipset, a very large 8000 mAh battery could be one of the device's main strengths. The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is expected to be introduced in China later this month, and its official details will be published soon.