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OPPO Find X10 Pro Max Hands On: Maxed Out Cameras

OPPO announced that the Find X10 series, consisting of a base and Pro Max model, will be launching locally on 22 October. That said, the company provided us with a bit of hands-on time with the larger model of the two. We didn’t quite have enough time to test out every bit of the phone, […] The post OPPO Find X10 Pro Max Hands On: Maxed Out Cameras appeared first on Lowyat.NET .

OPPO Find X10 Pro Max Hands On: Maxed Out Cameras

OPPO has revealed the Find X10 Pro Max model, a larger version of the X10 series that will be available for purchase on October 22nd. During the hands-on experience with the Pro Max model, it was noted that although there wasn't enough time to thoroughly test the software, the opportunity was given to capture some photos. The series lacks a Pro model, but jumps directly to Pro Max, which has sparked some debate on whether the differences justify the increased categorization.

The phone is a slightly larger version of the base model, featuring a 6.78-inch display instead of the base model's 6.59-inch. Despite the weight distribution shifting towards the top, the 8,000 mAh battery capacity makes it exceptional. The phone comes in two colors, White and Grey, with visible design differences. The White model has Hasselblad branding and a textured left side, while the Grey model has a more conventional appearance with the OPPO branding in the middle and camera islands joined by a larger glass bump.

Notably, both models have a button on the left, reminiscent of the iPhone's Action button, which can be reprogrammed for various functions.

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