Oppo Launches Find X10 Pro Max With Triple 200MP Cameras
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Oppo has launched its new flagship Find X10 Pro Max smartphone, featuring a groundbreaking camera system with three 200-megapixel sensors and a 2nm processor. The device, priced at approximately 6,500 shekels in Israel, aims to compete with top brands like Apple and Samsung. It boasts a large battery, a high-quality display, and advanced video recording capabilities, though its optical zoom is limited to 3x. The phone will be available in Israel starting in November.
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- Oppo's Find X10 Pro Max features three 200MP rear cameras and a 2nm processor.
- The new flagship smartphone is priced at approximately 6,500 shekels in Israel.
- The device boasts a large 8,000 mAh battery, promising extended usage.
- Oppo partnered with Hasselblad for its natural-looking photography approach.
- Video recording supports 8K at 30fps and 4K slow-motion at 120fps.
- Optical zoom is limited to 3x, with digital cropping for longer distances.
Oppo has unveiled its new flagship smartphone, the Find X10 Pro Max, at an event in Spain. The device boasts a striking camera system featuring three 200-megapixel rear sensors, a novel 2nm processor, and a large battery, all priced in Israel at approximately 6,500 shekels. Oppo is positioned as the Western market brand of China's BBK group, which also owns Vivo, Iqoo, and OnePlus, though Oppo plans to phase out the latter.
The Find X10 Pro Max is designed to compete with top-tier devices from Samsung and Apple, particularly excelling in camera capabilities through a partnership with the Swedish brand Hasselblad. The phone's design is substantial, weighing around 235 grams and measuring 8.4mm thick, due to its large battery and advanced camera module. It features a luxurious finish and, unlike many competitors, includes an 80W fast charger, cable, and protective case in the box.
On the front, the device sports a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate (up to 144Hz for gaming) and a peak brightness of 3,600 nits. However, its 1.5K resolution is noted as a slight compromise compared to some rivals offering full QHD+. Under the hood, it's powered by MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 Pro processor, manufactured using a 2nm process for enhanced efficiency and power.
The camera system is the highlight, with each of the three 200MP sensors capable of producing 26MP images by default, with options for 50MP or 200MP. Oppo emphasizes a natural photography approach, aiming to replicate reality accurately, contrasting with competitors' often oversaturated or over-sharpened images. Video capabilities include 8K at 30fps and 4K slow-motion at 120fps, with support for professional formats like Log and Open Gate, a feature previously favoring iPhones for content creators.
A notable limitation is the optical zoom, which caps at 3x, relying on digital cropping for longer distances, unlike its predecessor which offered 10x optical zoom. The phone is equipped with a substantial 8,000 mAh battery (though the European version is 7,150 mAh due to regulations). It is set to launch in Israel in November with an expected price of 6,499 shekels, positioning it as a premium device for content creators and those seeking high-end features.
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