Oppo Find X10 Series Tipped for H2 2026 Launch With Built In Magnets

Overview

Oppo’s Find X10 series is likely to release in the later half of 2026 according to the post from Weibo contributor, Smart Pikachu. This series will consist of the standard Find X10, X10 Pro & X10 Pro Max and will feature integrated magnets to connect with wireless charger/display stands. These devices are expected to first hit China, with other countries following at the later date.

Industry chatter points to a MagSafe like approach, with magnets integrated into the devices to facilitate wireless charging and mounting on stands. The idea echoes earlier moves by Apple and Google, and a separate report on Samsung’s approach to magnets for charging has also circulated, though specifics vary by brand and model. Officials involved said the company has not commented on any magnet feature at this stage.

Key specifications and chip strategy

The tipster claims the Find X10 Pro and Find X10 Pro Max will be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 9600 chipsets built on a 2nm process, while the standard Find X10 is tipped to use the Dimensity 9500+ on a 3nm process. If true, this would mark a notable step up from last year’s Find X9 series, which used the Dimensity 9500 on a 3nm process. The post notes that these chips would be paired with the rumored magnet system to enable wireless charging accessories.

In line with the magnet feature, the leaks mention the potential for magnetic charging accessories to support full power delivery, a setup reminiscent of MagSafe and similar efforts seen in other brands. Whether Oppo will implement a universal magnet ecosystem or keep it device specific remains unconfirmed by the company.

Cameras and battery

The Find X10 Pro and Pro Max are alleged to carry dual 200-megapixel rear cameras, including a 200 MP primary sensor with a 1/1.3-inch size and a 200 MP periscope telephoto with the same sensor size. A 1:1 square front camera sensor is also mentioned in leaks, aligning with comparisons to Apple’s recent design trends, though details remain unconfirmed.

On power, the leaks point to a larger battery for the X10 Pro family, with an 8,500 mAh capacity cited for Pro and Pro Max models, up from around 7,000 mAh in recent OPPO flagships. The same chatter mentions 100 W fast charging. There is a nod to previous batteries in the X9 line, which would set a clear upgrade path if the 8,500 mAh figure holds true. The magnets are described as enabling “full-power” charging with compatible magnetic accessories.

Cross-brand implications

The rumor mill also references potential cross-compatibility with OnePlus, noting that the disclosed information could point to a joint OPPO-OnePlus product line, possibly the OnePlus 16. Oppo has not confirmed any of the details, and the company’s stance on magnet charging remains unverified at this stage.

More details could surface in the coming days as the company prepares to comment or as additional leaks emerge.