Canceled Oppo Find X10 Ultra Hardware May Surface Elsewhere

Reports that Oppo has canceled the Find X10 Ultra surfaced again after tipster Digital Chat Station posted on Weibo that leftover components from the shelved handset could be redistributed among later models. The post did not name a successor but singled out several high-end parts reportedly under test.

Digital Chat Station said the Ultra’s spare parts will be spread across subsequent new phones. According to the tipster, a major iteration currently being tested uses a 6.89-inch 2K BOE display, a 100-megapixel 1:1 square front camera, and a 200-megapixel 1/1.12-inch high dynamic range main camera.

Those specifications match previous leaks about the Find X10 Ultra, which had been tied to the same large BOE panel, the 200-megapixel primary sensor, and the square 100-megapixel selfie camera. Digital Chat Station did not identify which model is being sampled with that hardware.

Periscope, ultra-wide and the Pro Max question

When asked where the planned 10x periscope telephoto ended up, the tipster replied "Another World," a phrase that does not identify a device and leaves open whether any phone will inherit the periscope module. In a follow-up exchange, DCS confirmed that the ultra-wide sensor used in a "PM" test is the same 200-megapixel large-sensor unit and added that an HP5 ultra-wide lens was also tried.

The abbreviation PM was not spelled out by the tipster but likely refers to a Pro Max variant. That could point to the already launched Find X10 Pro Max, which earlier reports linked to a Samsung HP5 ultra-wide, or to a separate Pro Max-class model still in internal testing.

This update follows an earlier report this month that the Find X10 Ultra project may have been shelved despite previous leaks of ambitious camera hardware. Oppo has not confirmed the cancellation or any plan to reuse the Ultra’s components, so both the shelving and the alleged redistribution of parts remain unverified.