It certainly doesn’t look shy. But with three 200MP cameras rumored to sit inside, maybe it doesn’t need to.
A very different camera design
The biggest change is easy to spot. OPPO appears to be moving away from the large circular camera modules used on some of its recent flagship phones.
We’ve already seen a similar layout in leaked Find X10 test phones, so the new renders aren’t coming out of nowhere. The design also looks much closer to what several other flagship phones are doing in 2026.
I’m not sure I prefer it over OPPO’s older circular camera design. That had more character. Still, the white version shown in these renders looks pretty good, especially with the Hasselblad branding across the camera area.
White or blue?
The renders show two finishes. The white model has a two-tone look, with a darker strip running across the camera area. Hasselblad branding is also easy to see on the back.
The blue model is much cleaner. Its camera area uses the same color as the rest of the phone, which makes the huge module look a little less obvious.
Both versions appear to have flat sides and rounded corners. The display isn’t shown clearly in these images, but earlier leaks point to a 6.78-inch flat screen with very thin bezels.
Three 200MP cameras could be inside
The design may be new, but the cameras are still the most interesting part of this phone. The Find X10 Pro Max is rumored to use three 200MP cameras on the back, covering the main, ultrawide and telephoto roles.
The main camera is expected to use Samsung’s new 1/1.3-inch ISOCELL HPC sensor. OPPO has already worked with Samsung on this sensor, with a focus on better dynamic range and image quality.
OPPO hasn’t confirmed that these renders are real, so the final design could still look different. The Find X10 series is expected to launch in China this month, which means we shouldn’t have to wait much longer.
