OPPO may have canceled the Find X10 Ultra, but several of the flagship’s rumored components could still reach future phones. Tipster Digital Chat Station says hardware developed for the project is being distributed across other upcoming models, although no destination devices have been identified.
- A 6.89-inch BOE display with 2K resolution.
- A 200MP main camera said to use a large 1/1.12-inch sensor, with an emphasis on dynamic range. The camera had previously been linked to LOFIC technology in Find X10 Ultra rumors.
- A 100MP front-facing camera built around a square 1:1 sensor, rather than the rectangular sensor format common in smartphones.
The tipster says OPPO is testing that combination on a device from a future generation. The report does not name the handset, so it remains unclear whether the components will arrive together or be split between several models.
The reported destination of a separate 10x optical periscope camera is even less clear. When asked where that component had gone, Digital Chat Station gave a cryptic response.
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In the same discussion, the tipster also mentioned tests involving a 200MP ultrawide camera and Samsung’s HP5 sensor for a device referred to only as “PM,” which could point to a Pro Max model. That suggests OPPO may be evaluating multiple camera configurations rather than simply moving the entire Ultra specification sheet to one replacement handset.
Reports earlier in November indicated that the Find X10 Ultra project had been dropped after the phone had been expected in the first half of 2027. For now, the status of the 10x periscope camera and the identity of the phone receiving the large-sensor 200MP main camera remain unconfirmed.
