Oppo Find X10 Pro camera details leak, two 200MP large sensors in tow

A new leak from Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station reveals that Oppo is testing a substantial camera upgrade for its upcoming Find X10 Pro, set to launch in fall 2026. The flagship device is rumored to feature not one, but two 200MP sensors - a main camera and a periscope telephoto lens - both utilizing large 1/1.3" type sensors.

This represents a significant evolution from the current Find X9 Pro, which launched last October with a 50MP main camera (1/1.28" sensor) and a 200MP periscope telephoto (1/1.56" sensor). The move to dual 200MP sensors with larger 1/1.3" type sensors suggests Oppo is prioritizing both resolution and light-gathering capability in its next-generation flagship.

The most notable improvement appears to be in the telephoto camera. The current Find X9 Pro's periscope lens uses a 1/1.56" sensor, which is already larger than what many competitors offer in their telephoto systems. The rumored upgrade to a 1/1.3" sensor for the Find X10 Pro's telephoto camera would represent a substantial increase in light-gathering capability, potentially improving low-light zoom performance and overall image quality at longer focal lengths.

Meanwhile, the main camera is reportedly maintaining a similar sensor size (1/1.3" vs 1/1.28") but with a massive jump in resolution from 50MP to 200MP. This suggests Oppo may be implementing pixel-binning technology to maintain or improve low-light performance while offering the option for extremely high-resolution images when needed.

While no other specifications have been leaked yet, if Oppo follows its typical pattern, the Find X10 series will likely be powered by MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 SoC. The vanilla Find X10 and the Pro model would share this chipset, with differences primarily in camera capabilities, display technology, and build materials.

The timing of this leak is particularly interesting as it comes just months after the Find X9 Pro's launch, suggesting Oppo is already deep into development of its next flagship. The fall 2026 launch window would align with the company's typical annual refresh cycle for its Find X series.

The move to dual 200MP sensors with large 1/1.3" type sensors positions the Find X10 Pro as a serious contender in the high-end smartphone camera market. This configuration would put it in direct competition with other manufacturers pushing the boundaries of mobile photography, particularly in the realm of high-resolution sensors and advanced zoom capabilities.

As with all leaks, these specifications should be taken with caution until officially confirmed by Oppo. However, given Digital Chat Station's track record with accurate leaks from the Chinese smartphone industry, there's reason to believe these details may prove accurate when the Find X10 series is officially unveiled later this year.