The world's first phone with three 200MP cameras gets a launch date

For a few weeks now, we’ve been tracking the potential arrival of the OPPO Find X10, rumored to be the world’s first smartphone with three 200MP rear cameras. Recently, leaked renders gave us an up-close and personal look at the camera arrangement of the upcoming flagship. Well, the Find X10 series is now official, and the manufacturer has offered early glimpses of the three phones in the lineup, along with the Watch S2 and the Enco X4 wireless earbuds.

In a Weibo post, OPPO revealed that the lineup includes the Find X10 Pro Max, the Find X10, and an affordable Find X10 E (via ITHome). The top-of-the-line Pro Max variant is expected to be the highlight, with its rumored camera setup .

OPPO says it will provide more details on all three devices on September 22, while they are already up for pre-order in China across multiple retailers. The manufacturer’s official website reveals the RAM and storage configurations, as well as the color combinations, while pricing information is still unavailable.

The Find X10 Pro Max and the standard Find X10 will both be available in a 12GB/256GB variant, alongside 12GB/512GB, 16GB/512GB, and 16GB/1TB configurations. Meanwhile, the Find X10 E will be available only in 12GB/256GB and 16GB/512 versions, per the official listing.

As for the available colors, the Find X10 will be available in Ice Blue and what appears to be a rose/pink gold variant, while the Pro Max will be available in Moon White and Warm Orange. Lastly, the Find X10 E will be available in Ice Blue, and all three phones will also get a Light Titanium colorway, per the company.

The rear camera layout is a big departure from the Find X9 and marks the return to a more conventional plateau-based setup. The Find X10 Pro Max stands out among the three with its distinctive rear panel design and a flash module that sits separate from the three primary sensors. By contrast, the Find X10 E keeps all the cameras and the LED flash close together.

While we’re not holding our breath for a US launch of the Find X10 series, the upcoming flagship lineup could still reach other major global markets, though we can’t say when.