OPPO Find X10 Pro Max launched in India at Rs 1,99,999

OPPO launched its Find X10 Pro Max and Find X10 smartphones in India on Thursday, October 22, 2026, pricing the Pro Max at Rs 1,99,999 for its only version, with 12 GB of memory and 512 GB of storage. The standard Find X10 costs Rs 1,39,999 with 256 GB of storage and Rs 1,69,999 with 512 GB. Both phones can be pre-booked now and go on sale on October 29 through OPPO's online store, Flipkart and Amazon. The company is promoting the Pro Max on its camera system, which uses three 200-megapixel rear cameras developed with the camera maker Hasselblad.

At Rs 1,99,999, the Find X10 Pro Max sits at the very top of the Indian smartphone market, in the same price band as the most expensive flagship phones on sale. That is a statement of intent: OPPO is betting that photography features can persuade buyers to spend flagship money on a different brand.

The camera is the centre of that pitch. Megapixels measure how many tiny dots, or pixels, a camera sensor captures; more of them can mean more detail, especially when you crop or zoom into a photo. OPPO says the Pro Max is the first phone with three 200-megapixel rear cameras. That is the company's claim, and megapixel count alone does not decide photo quality: sensor size, lens quality and software processing matter as much. Independent reviews over the coming weeks will show whether the results justify the price. The optional teleconverter, a lens that clips on to extend the zoom range, shows OPPO is targeting enthusiasts who might otherwise carry a separate camera.

Battery size is the other notable feature. An 8,000 mAh battery is unusually large for a flagship phone. The "silicon-carbon" label refers to a newer battery chemistry that packs more energy into the same space than conventional lithium-ion cells, which is how phone makers have been fitting bigger batteries into slim bodies.

The launch also shows how high prices at the top of the Indian market have climbed, with the standard Find X10 alone starting at Rs 1,39,999. Buyers weighing such a purchase will want to compare it carefully with rival flagships before the October 29 sale.

Short-term: Buyers looking at premium Android phones before and after Diwali get another high-end option, with sales starting October 29. Reviews of camera and battery performance will shape early demand.

Long-term: If the Find X10 series sells well at these prices, it would strengthen Chinese brands' push into India's premium segment, increasing competition for Apple and Samsung and likely pushing more camera innovation into the top tier.

Who is affected: Smartphone buyers in the premium segment; photography enthusiasts; rival brands in India's high-end phone market; and online retailers Flipkart and Amazon, which carry the launch.

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