Apple announces new $350 Beats 360 headphones, with IPX4 rating, swappable ear cups, a replaceable battery, ANC, Find My support, and more (John Higgins/The Verge)
Everyone has seen someone at the gym or running around their neighborhood wearing headphones that were never designed for workouts. Quite often those headphones are Beats.
Oppo has officially unveiled its Find X10 series of smartphones in China, with a global launch expected soon. The series features three devices: the flagship Find X10 Pro Max, the standard Find X10, and the more affordable Find X10 E.
The Find X10 Pro Max stands out with a triple 200MP camera setup. The main camera boasts a 200MP sensor with an f/1.5, 24mm lens, while the ultrawide lens has a 200MP sensor and f/2.2, 13mm focal length. The telephoto lens is also a 200MP sensor with an f/2.1, 70mm lens and 3x optical zoom. Oppo claims that users can capture 8K video with all three rear cameras. The device also includes a 50MP front-facing camera.
The Find X10 Pro Max is powered by MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset and comes with 12GB or 16GB of RAM. Storage options range from 1TB using UFS 4.1 storage. The phone features a 6.78-inch display, identical to last year's model, and incorporates an in-display fingerprint sensor. It is equipped with an 8,000 mAh battery that supports both wired and wireless charging at 80W/67W, respectively.
The standard Find X10 maintains the same chipset and battery as its flagship counterpart but includes only two 200MP cameras. The Find X10 E, on the other hand, is a more budget-friendly option with further reductions in features. During pre-sale in China, the Find X10 Pro Max starts at 7999 CNY, which is approximately $1,200 USD. Despite confirming a global launch, the exact timing and availability remain uncertain. Oppo has not announced any plans to release the devices in the United States.
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