OPPO’s next-generation flagship, the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max, is once again rumored to push smartphone camera hardware to a new level. According to prominent tipster Ice Universe, the upcoming device could feature an unprecedented three 200MP cameras on its rear panel.
The triple-camera setup is expected to include a 200MP primary camera, a 200MP ultrawide camera, and a 200MP telephoto camera. This will make the Find X10 Pro Max become the first smartphone to feature three 200MP sensors in a single camera system. OPPO has officially confirmed that its next generation Find X10 Series will debut with ProXDR technology. The 200MP camera will be the world’s first to support DeepPix technology which will enable industry leading dynamic range at 17EV.
Digital Chat Station had previously claimed that the main camera would use Samsung’s upcoming ISOCELL HPC sensor, featuring the company’s DeepPix technology. Ice Universe has now reportedly corroborated this information, further strengthening speculation surrounding the camera hardware. This would also make the OPPO Find X10 Pro Max the first smartphone to debut Samsung’s 200MP ISOCELL HPC sensor.
Another major highlight could be the ultrawide camera. While manufacturers have increasingly adopted high-resolution sensors for primary and telephoto cameras, a 200MP ultrawide sensor would be an industry first. Earlier reports suggested OPPO was testing both a 200MP ultrawide sensor and a 50MP alternative, with the company now rumored to be moving forward with the higher-resolution option. The camera system may also include a 3MP multispectral sensor, potentially helping improve colour accuracy and scene detection.
For comparison, smartphones such as the vivo X300 Ultra and OPPO Find X9 Ultra have reportedly featured dual 200MP camera systems, but no smartphone has yet offered three 200MP rear cameras.
The OPPO Find X10 Pro Max is expected to launch in September and could be powered by MediaTek’s next-generation Dimensity 9600-series 2nm chipset.
