Oppo Find X10 and X10 Pro Max European Prices Leaked

Oppo Sets European Flagship Launch With Higher Prices And Battery Cuts

Oppo will launch its new flagship smartphones, the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max, in European markets on October 21, according to leaks published on Dealabs by French tipster billbil-kun.

The pricing structure for Europe breaks away sharply from previous generations, marking increases of up to 50% compared to earlier models. The standard Oppo Find X10 with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage will launch at a base price of 1,499 euros, according to the leak. The higher-tier Oppo Find X10 Pro Max, equipped with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage, will start at 1,799 euros.

Meanwhile, hardware specifications for the international releases differ from the versions released in China. Regulatory constraints in the European Union drive these capacity reductions, alongside alterations to charging speeds and available color finishes.

Find X10 Global Variant Appears in Geekbench Testing

Color availability also narrows for Western markets: the Find X10 Pro Max will be sold exclusively in Titanium Gray and White Moon, with the latter featuring Hasselblad branding. The standard Find X10 will arrive in Glacier Blue, Mist Gray, and Coral Orange.

On the hardware benchmark front, the global variant of the Find X10 recently appeared in Geekbench 7.1.0 testing under the model number CPH2911, as detailed by Hardware Premium. The benchmarked prototype ran Android 17 with 12 GB of RAM and recorded 2,528 points in single-core testing and 8,709 points in multi-core testing. The device’s processor identifier points to the MT6993 chip, corresponding to the Dimensity 9600M—the same system-on-chip utilized in the Chinese model.

Launch Discounts and Bundled Hardware Arrive in Europe

In countries such as Germany and the United Kingdom, the manufacturer is attaching direct launch discounts of 150 euros for the standard Find X10 and 200 euros for the Find X10 Pro Max. Early buyers will also receive complimentary bundled hardware, including choices of a tablet, a wearable device, or a teleconverter lens.

These promotional bundles arrive as the industry grapples with an ongoing supply crunch affecting semiconductor components and memory costs—a market pressure known as “RAMageddon.” Despite these financial and regulatory adjustments, the October 21 European rollout gives consumers their first official retail pathway to Oppo’s latest Hasselblad-engineered mobile systems outside of Asia.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Oppo Find X10 Series

What processor does the global Oppo Find X10 use?

The international variant relies on the MT6993 processor, identified in Geekbench filings as the Dimensity 9600M, matching the chip used in the Chinese edition.

How much do the new flagship models cost in Europe?

The standard Oppo Find X10 with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage starts at 1,499 euros, while the Find X10 Pro Max in the same configuration starts at 1,799 euros.

Why are the European battery capacities smaller than the Chinese versions?

European regulatory restrictions require adjustments to the Si-C battery capacities, reducing them from 8,000 mAh in China down to 7,150 mAh for international markets.

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