Oppo’s upcoming Find X10 series could be significantly more expensive in Europe than its predecessors, according to a new report. The leaked pricing puts the Find X10 at €1,399 for 256GB of storage and €1,599 for 512GB, while the Find X10 Pro Max is reportedly set to cost €1,799 with 512GB.

The figures remain unconfirmed, so they should not be treated as final retail prices. Oppo has not publicly announced European pricing or a launch date for either phone.

Reported Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max prices

According to YTECHB, the standard Find X10 could be offered in two storage configurations:

  • Find X10, 256GB: €1,399
  • Find X10, 512GB: €1,599
  • Find X10 Pro Max, 512GB: €1,799

If accurate, the 512GB Find X10 would cost €600 more than last year’s Find X9 at launch. That represents a 60% increase when comparing the same storage capacity. The reported Find X10 Pro Max price would be €500 above the Find X9 Pro’s European launch price, or roughly 38% higher.

How the prices compare with the Find X9 series

The Find X9 launched in Europe at €999, with 512GB of storage, while the Find X9 Pro started at €1,299 and also included 512GB. Those launch prices make the reported figures particularly notable, especially for buyers considering the regular Find X10 rather than the top-end model.

The report comes as smartphone manufacturers face higher costs for memory and storage components. Demand from artificial intelligence data centers has been cited as one factor behind increased chip prices, although it is not clear whether that alone would account for Oppo’s reported pricing strategy.

European launch timing is still unclear

Oppo has not confirmed when the Find X10 lineup will arrive in European markets. However, the company has begun accepting blind pre-orders in the United Kingdom. Those early reservations reportedly include several benefits and discounts, which could reduce the effective cost for some customers if the leaked list prices prove accurate.

Blind pre-orders typically allow buyers to register interest before the phone’s full specifications, availability details, and final pricing are revealed. They therefore do not confirm the reported European prices.

What remains unconfirmed

Beyond the alleged storage options and pricing, the report does not establish whether every European market will use the same euro price or whether Oppo will offer additional configurations. The company also has yet to confirm the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max’s specifications, launch schedule, or final regional availability.

For now, the reported prices are best viewed as an early indication rather than a confirmed product announcement. Oppo’s official launch information will be needed to determine whether the Find X10 series actually reaches Europe at these levels.