Oppo Prepares to Launch Find X10 with Hasselblad Cameras in Europe
Oppo announced that its upcoming Find X10 series will soon reach European markets, featuring Hasselblad co‑engineered cameras for professional‑grade photography.
Launch schedule and specs
The company set September 22 for the official launch in China, just one day after Vivo unveiled Zeiss‑equipped devices. Simultaneously, Oppo posted its first teaser in the United Kingdom, hinting at a limited European rollout.
Two models are confirmed: the standard Find X10 and the flagship Find X10 Pro Max, both offering multiple storage options and colors that have been previously leaked. The standout feature is the Hasselblad main sensor, whose early test shots demonstrate strong performance across varied lighting conditions.
Technical background
Oppo’s partnership with Hasselblad aims to boost its imaging capabilities by leveraging the Swedish brand’s lens expertise. Independent testers who obtained pre‑release units shared sample images showing fine detail and good color balance, though final assessments will follow the official market release.
Distribution in Europe is expected to begin this autumn, targeting markets that prioritize high‑quality smartphone photography.
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