Canceled Find X10 Ultra Hardware May Power Find X11

Sources on Weibo say leftover hardware from the reportedly canceled Oppo Find X10 Ultra — a 6.89-inch 2K BOE display, 100MP front camera and 200MP 1/1.12-inch main sensor — is being repurposed for later flagships, possibly a Find X11 Pro Max.

Reports that Oppo has canceled or put the Find X10 Ultra on hold now include an explanation for its components. Digital Chat Station on Weibo says leftover hardware from the shelved Ultra will be redistributed to later phones.

Parts, not myths

According to DCS, a major iteration already under test uses a 6.89-inch "2K" BOE-made display, a 100MP 1:1 square front camera, and a 200MP 1/1.12-inch high dynamic range main camera. Those details match earlier rumors about the Ultra and suggest a larger, sharper screen than the current Find X10 Pro Max, which has a 6.78-inch "1.5K" panel. When asked where the 10x periscope went, DCS replied "another world."

DCS did not name the phone that will receive this hardware. A separate tipster on Weibo points to an Oppo Find X11 Pro Max and says the canceled Ultra's features will appear in that device, though the 10x periscope would be omitted. Oppo could use the Find X11 Pro Max name or something like Find X10s Pro Max; the tipster did not settle the branding.

Under the reported plan the front camera would rise from 50MP to 100MP, and the main sensor would grow from 1/1.3-inch to 1/1.12-inch. For buyers who want a phone with a 10x periscope, the tipster recommends the existing Find X9 Ultra, which still retains that lens.

DCS also said a separate widescreen slab phone Oppo is accelerating will not receive any of the Ultra hardware, leaving that development parallel but distinct.