Oppo's Hasselblad lens kit turns the Find X10 into a concert camera

Oppo is attaching a Hasselblad teleconverter to its new Find X10 series, positioning the flagship as a dedicated concert and live-event camera. The Find X10 Pro Max becomes the first phone with three 200MP sensors — one each for the main, ultrawide, and periscope telephoto slots. Global availability is expected in late October 2026, though US and UK pricing and retail partners have not been announced.

The hardware

Oppo's product line chief Zhuo Shijie confirmed via Weibo, per Gizmochina, that the Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit will be compatible with both the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max. The external accessory provides 3.28x magnification — the same figure as the kit sold for last year's Find X9 Pro, which effectively delivered 10x optical zoom from the main camera without a significant quality drop. The series launches in China on September 22.

The lineup breaks down into three tiers: the entry-level Find X10 E, the dual-200MP Find X10, and the triple-200MP Find X10 Pro Max. All models include CIPA 7.5-stop optical image stabilization — a high rating that reduces camera shake when shooting handheld in a crowd.

Built for concerts

The concert angle is the clearest differentiator here. Oppo has baked in stage-lighting presets designed to handle the harsh, fast-changing light conditions at live shows — something phone cameras generally struggle with. Shooting in 4K video simultaneously produces Live Photos, so you get archive footage and shareable stills from the same take.

That said, this is a niche pitch in a market where the iPhone 18 Pro Max and Galaxy S26 Ultra set the benchmark for most camera buyers. External lens attachments are gaining ground in China — Vivo and Xiaomi both offer modular systems — but Apple and Samsung have no equivalent in the US or UK.

The catch

The kit's exact focal-length equivalence, f-stop, and weight have not been disclosed. Whether it will be sold separately or bundled with the phone is also unconfirmed. The Find X9 Pro kit retailed separately in India at ₹29,999, suggesting a standalone purchase model is likely — but that adds cost on top of a phone that European leaks already put at €1,357–€1,500 for the Pro Max. Oppo's carrier and retail relationships in the US and UK are limited, so watch for announcements closer to the late-October global rollout before assuming easy availability.