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Oppo reportedly cancels Find X10 Ultra thanks to RAMageddon

The Oppo Find X9 Ultra was my favorite new phone of 2026 but, thanks to RAMageddon, the company is apparently canceling its sequel. more…

Oppo reportedly cancels Find X10 Ultra thanks to RAMageddon

Oppo reportedly has canceled plans to release the Find X10 Ultra, following a trend known as "RAMageddon." Leaker Digital Chat Station shared the news on Weibo, hinting that the cancellation is due to skyrocketing prices making it difficult for companies to sustain high-end specifications like 16GB of RAM. While the Oppo Find X9 Ultra, released last year, featured a top-tier Snapdragon chip and 16GB of RAM, its successor, the Find X10 Pro Max, currently uses a MediaTek flagship processor with 12GB of RAM in most models and is already priced at a premium in markets like Europe.

The canceled Find X10 Ultra was anticipated to boast a 200MP main camera with LOFIC, a 200MP periscope telephoto lens, a 50MP 10x periscope telephoto, and a 100MP front-facing square sensor camera – essentially a camera powerhouse.

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