OPPO’s Find X10 Pro Max can turn a distant graffiti subject into a recognizable image at 114x when fitted with its Hasselblad teleconverter, though the accessory’s physical optical gain stops at roughly 10x. The higher magnification levels rely on digital zoom and AI processing rather than 114x optical reach.
The add-on uses a dedicated case and a two-part mount. A metal section slides over the phone’s telephoto camera, then the teleconverter’s 13-element glass lens screws into place. Once mounted, the camera interface switches to Hasselblad Teleconverter mode and uses only the periscope camera.
- The Find X10 Pro Max starts with a 3x telephoto camera.
- The teleconverter applies a 3.28x multiplier, bringing that telephoto system to approximately 10x optical magnification.
- At 95x and 114x, digital zoom and AI processing extend the reach; details such as the graffiti’s bubbles and alien head remained distinguishable at 95x, while the subject was still recognizable at 114x.
Stability becomes increasingly important at longer zoom levels. Even slight movement can shift the frame substantially at 40x, and the kit’s support ring can brace the phone against a flat surface to help keep a distant subject in view.
The accessory is positioned for distant stage subjects such as concerts, theater and ballet, where the dedicated stage mode can be used alongside the extended telephoto setup. It also forms part of OPPO’s broader imaging package for the device, which includes 8K Log and Open Gate video recording. Pricing, release timing and market availability for the teleconverter have not been confirmed in the supplied information.
