The world's first triple-200MP camera phone has leaked, and it looks familiar

OPPO’s Find X10 Pro Max has gone from a wild camera rumor to a phone that’s starting to look very real. New leaked renders now give us our first look at the design reportedly built around those three 200MP rear cameras.

The images, shared on Weibo by tipster Fixed Focus Digital, show a significant departure from the Find X9 series. A large rectangular camera plateau spans much of the phone’s upper rear, with a raised square module sitting inside it. That inner module houses three sizeable camera lenses, while an LED flash and another sensor sit separately beside it.

The design inevitably recalls the iPhone 17 Pro’s broad camera plateau, although OPPO’s execution is distinctly different. The renders also show blue and white finishes, with the latter sporting a textured rear panel and Hasselblad branding. The LUMO branding is also visible.

However, the bigger story is what’s reportedly hiding inside that camera island. The leaker claims the phone will pack a 200MP main camera, 200MP ultrawide, and 200MP telephoto, backing up earlier reports of a triple-200MP setup. This would make the Find X10 Pro Max the first smartphone with three 200MP cameras.

That high resolution could give OPPO more flexibility for cropping and in-sensor zoom, although the real-world benefits will depend on the sensor and software implementation.

Beyond cameras, the rumored package includes a Dimensity 9600 Pro, an approximately 8,000mAh battery, a large high-resolution LTPO OLED display, ColorOS 17 based on Android 17, and IP69 protection. These specifications remain unconfirmed, however.

OPPO may not have the 200MP camera race to itself, though. The vivo X500 Pro Max is also shaping up to be a serious rival, with a reported 200MP ZEISS telephoto camera and a 1/1.4-inch sensor.