Oppo has locked more camera detail for the standard Find X10, confirming a dual 200MP Hasselblad setup on the non-Pro model rather than saving that stack only for the Pro Max.
The main camera is described as a 200MP Hasselblad Ultra-Clear unit with an F1.6 aperture and a large sensor, plus CIPA 6.0-grade stabilisation for smoother video. The matching 200MP Hasselblad telephoto uses what Oppo calls the largest sensor in its segment, with an F2.6 aperture and CIPA 7.0 stabilisation.
A second-generation Danxia multispectral sensor also lands on the standard model, with a claimed 15EV dynamic range and a 43% lift in sensing efficiency. The phone keeps the roughly 8,000mAh Glacier battery pitched for five years of durability, and separate design shots put the bezels at about 0.99mm on all four sides.
We will update this story when Oppo opens orders with full pricing and regional availability.
