Oppo is moving Find X10 Ultra toward a camera strategy that puts long-range zoom at the center. The latest leak points to a dual periscope telephoto setup that could make the device one of the most ambitious flagship camera phones in development.
What stands out is not just the resolution on paper, but the combination of a large sensor and a super telephoto lens system. According to the leak, Oppo is testing a 200MP periscope telephoto camera together with a 50MP periscope super telephoto camera that supports 10x optical zoom.
A dual periscope setup under evaluation
Tipster Digital Chat Station says Oppo is testing a flagship phone with a dual periscope telephoto camera configuration. The model name was not stated directly, but the details strongly suggest the device is the Find X10 Ultra.
The reported camera package would pair a 200MP periscope unit with a sensor around 1/1.3 inches and a second 50MP periscope super telephoto unit with a sensor around 1/1.95 inches. The smaller lens is said to handle 10x optical zoom, which would give the phone a more serious reach than typical flagship telephoto systems.
| Leaked camera component | Reported resolution | Reported sensor size | Key detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Periscope telephoto camera | 200MP | About 1/1.3 inches | Primary zoom camera under testing |
| Periscope super telephoto camera | 50MP | About 1/1.95 inches | Supports 10x optical zoom |
Digital Chat Station also noted in the comments that the final sensor for the 200MP telephoto camera has not been decided yet. He said other HP-series sensors are still being considered, which means Oppo may still adjust the hardware before launch.
Why the sensor choice matters
That uncertainty is important because sensor size can influence light capture and fine detail, especially in long-range photography. In a periscope system, a larger sensor usually signals a stronger focus on image quality rather than digital enlargement alone.
The same leak suggests Oppo previously tested an even larger 1/1.12-inch sensor for the 200MP periscope camera. That option was part of early evaluation and has not been finalized, but it shows how aggressively Oppo is exploring different hardware combinations for zoom performance.
This approach would set Find X10 Ultra apart from many flagships that still focus primarily on the main camera and computational photography. Oppo appears to be building its case around optical reach, not only software-based cropping.
More than a camera-focused flagship
The rest of the rumored hardware also places the device in top-tier territory. Find X10 Ultra is said to feature a 6.89-inch 2K LTPO display from BOE with ultra-thin symmetrical bezels and BT.2020 color gamut support.
Performance is expected to come from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chipset, with the possibility of a 2nm TSMC manufacturing process. Battery rumors point to a capacity above 7,000mAh, while another report suggests it could reach around 8,500mAh.
| Rumored feature | Expected detail |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.89-inch 2K LTPO BOE panel |
| Bezel design | Ultra-thin symmetrical bezels |
| Color support | BT.2020 gamut |
| Chipset | Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 |
| Battery | More than 7,000mAh, with a rumor of around 8,500mAh |
Those broader specifications suggest Oppo wants Find X10 Ultra to compete as a full-scale premium device, not just as a camera specialist. The zoom hardware may be the headline feature, but the display, chipset, and battery rumors all point to a very high-end package.
Launch timing remains distant
Even with the leaks circulating now, the phone is still far from release. Oppo Find series product manager Zhou Yibao has confirmed that Find X10 Ultra will not launch in 2026.
Current chatter places the device’s debut in the first quarter of 2027. Before that, the standard Find X10, Find X10 Pro, and Find X10 Pro Max are expected to arrive between September and October 2026.
That longer runway gives Oppo time to refine the camera system, especially since the final 200MP telephoto sensor remains undecided. It also keeps attention on how far the company wants to push hardware zoom in a market where many rivals continue to emphasize AI imaging and the main camera instead.
If the dual periscope configuration reaches the finished product, Find X10 Ultra could become one of the most aggressive zoom-focused flagships in its class. For now, the leak is enough to show where Oppo’s priorities are headed, and the camera side of the phone is already the clearest reason to watch it closely.