Oppo launches Find X10 Pro Max, Find X10, Pad Mini and Enco X4 in India - The Hindu
OPPO has officially launched its latest high-end product ecosystem in India, featuring the premium Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max flagship smartphones. Engineered for photography lovers, the lineup includes Hasselblad-backed optics and massive silicon-carbon power units. The standard Find X10 starts at ₹1,39,999, while the top-tier Find X10 Pro Max comes priced at ₹1,99,999. Alongside the phones, OPPO debuted the compact Pad Mini tablet with a matte display for ₹94,999 and the Enco X4 wireless earbuds featuring active noise cancellation at ₹19,999. All devices run on the new ColorOS 17 software layered over Android 17. Retail sales for the entire hardware lineup are scheduled to commence across online and offline retail channels starting October 29, with introductory bank cashback offers provided for early buyers.
The Key points
- OPPO expanded its Indian flagship device lineup by introducing the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max smartphones.
- The Find X10 starts at ₹1,39,999, while the top-of-the-line Find X10 Pro Max is priced at ₹1,99,999.
- Both smartphones are equipped with a massive 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery supporting fast charging solutions.
- The devices feature advanced Hasselblad-backed camera engineering for professional mobile photography.
- Retail availability for the smartphone series and accessories is set to begin on October 29.
- The compact OPPO Pad Mini matte display edition was introduced in India with a price tag of ₹94,999.
- OPPO Enco X4 true wireless earbuds arrived alongside, priced at ₹19,999 with noise cancellation support.
- The hardware lineup runs on the latest Android 17-based ColorOS 17 software interface.
- Buyers can avail of a 15% cashback offer on select major bank cards during the initial sales period.
- The devices will be accessible through Flipkart, Amazon, and OPPO's official online and offline retail stores.
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