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OPPO Brings Find X10 Flagships to Egypt and Backs Local Filmmakers Through Discovery Partnership

Saturday 7 November 2026 13:22
OPPO Find X10
OPPO Find X10

OPPO has unveiled its Find X10 flagship smartphone lineup for the Egyptian market, combining a new generation of mobile photography technology with an initiative designed to help emerging Egyptian filmmakers tell local stories. The company announced that pre-orders will run from November 5 to 11 through its online and offline stores in Egypt.

The Find X10 Series is built around OPPO's "Hasselblad True-to-Life Camera" concept, with the Find X10 Pro Max featuring an industry-first triple 200MP camera setup. The lineup aims to deliver highly detailed images and realistic color reproduction through its upgraded imaging system.

According to Lay Ren, President of OPPO MEA, the new devices bring together Hasselblad's imaging knowledge and OPPO's technological developments. He noted that the company wants to equip Egyptian consumers and young filmmakers with tools that support creative expression and high-quality image capture.

New Teleconverter Offers 3.28x Optical Magnification

The series is accompanied by the OPPO Hasselblad Teleconverter kit, designed to enhance the 200MP telephoto camera capabilities of both Find X10 models. Its 3.28x optical magnification is intended to help users capture subjects at a distance, including landscapes, nature scenes, and live performances.

Documentary Project Highlights Egypt's Bedouin Heritage

Beyond product development, OPPO is investing in creative initiatives through its partnership with Discovery Channel. In Egypt, the company is backing the OPPO x Discovery Filmmaker Accelerator, which is part of the third edition of its international "Culture in a Shot" initiative under the theme "Meet Culture Anew, Make Your Moment."

The program provides selected young filmmakers with professional guidance and advanced imaging tools to help them produce stories rooted in their communities and cultural backgrounds.

Filmmaker Abdelrahman Dakiki was selected to showcase Egyptian heritage through "The Wind We Know," a short documentary exploring the cultural richness of Egypt's Bedouin communities. The project presents their stories to an international audience while demonstrating the camera capabilities of the Find X10 Pro Max.

Reflecting on the filming experience in Dahab, Dakiki said the device allowed him to move between focal lengths and capture spontaneous scenes without the need to carry several cameras and lenses. He added that Open Gate and Master Mode provided additional flexibility and creative control during production.

Advanced Imaging Powered by Hasselblad and LUMO

The Find X10 Series was co-developed with Hasselblad and combines its camera hardware with the LUMO True Image Engine. The system uses three dedicated technologies to improve image quality: LUMO Hyper Pixel Engine for detail, LUMO True Color Engine for color accuracy, and LUMO Natural Tone Engine for natural tonal reproduction.

While the Find X10 comes with a Dual 200MP Camera System, the Find X10 Pro Max features three 200MP sensors covering ultra-wide, main, and telephoto photography. OPPO says this configuration is designed to preserve optical detail across a wider range of shooting perspectives.

Battery, Software, and Processing Capabilities

Both smartphones are equipped with OPPO Silicon-Carbon batteries offering capacities of up to 8,000mAh. Charging support includes 80W SUPERVOOC wired charging and 50W AIRVOOC wireless charging.

The devices also introduce ColorOS 17, with the Living Flow Design and improvements to system responsiveness. Its AI features include AI Mind Pilot with Agent Mode, AI Photo Agent, and AI Call Guard, with support from OPPO's Private Computing Cloud.

The Find X10 runs on the 3nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600M, while the Find X10 Pro Max is powered by the 2nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro. Both models use advanced vapor chamber cooling technology to help maintain performance during demanding tasks such as photography, gaming, AI processing, and multitasking.

Egypt Manufacturing Capacity Reaches 180,000 Smartphones Monthly

OPPO said its smartphone manufacturing capacity in Egypt currently reaches approximately 180,000 units per month. The company plans to produce around 2.255 million smartphones locally in 2026, with an estimated 20,000 to 40,000 units designated for export.

The plans reflect OPPO's continued focus on local production and its ambition to support Egypt's position as a regional hub for technology manufacturing.

Pre-Order Period and Customer Benefits

Egyptian customers can pre-order the Find X10 Series between November 5 and 11 through OPPO's official online and physical retail channels.

The package includes a six-month warranty extension, a screen protector and 12-month screen protection service, OPPO Enco Air4 earbuds, a car charger, and a car phone holder. Flexible payment plans will also be offered through participating banks and financing companies.

Customers can find additional information about the pre-order packages at OPPOstore.com.