Claim: Oppo Has Scrapped Plans to Launch the Find X10 Ultra

According to a post by an insider known as “Digital Chat Station,” Oppo has abandoned plans to release the Find X10 Ultra smartphone. The model was intended to succeed the Find X9 Ultra, which was launched in 2026. Oppo has not yet made an official statement on the matter. The information therefore remains an unconfirmed claim.

The post did not explain the reason for the decision. The main theory is the sharp rise in RAM prices. This situation, dubbed “RAMageddon” in the market, is increasing the cost of producing high-performance smartphones. In particular, it has become more difficult to offer 16 GB of RAM at an affordable price. As a result, some Android manufacturers are reconsidering their plans for their most expensive flagship models.

The Find X9 Ultra was equipped with one of the most powerful Snapdragon processors and 16 GB of RAM. The current Find X10 Pro Max uses MediaTek’s flagship processor. Most versions of the phone have 12 GB of RAM. Even so, the smartphone is already sold at a very high price in markets such as Europe.

The reportedly canceled Find X10 Ultra was expected to stand out primarily for its cameras. The phone was expected to feature a 200 MP main camera with LOFIC technology, which helps preserve detail in highlights and shadows. Its sensor would have measured 1/1.12 inches. A 1/1.3-inch sensor was planned for the other 200 MP periscope telephoto camera.

The camera system would also have included a 50 MP periscope camera offering 10x zoom. A 100 MP camera with a square sensor was expected on the front.