Oppo is recycling the shelved Find X10 Ultra's 200-megapixel cameras and 2K 144Hz display into its upcoming Find X11 Pro Max, dropping the ambitious 10x periscope zoom.
Yesterday, industry sources indicated the X11 Pro Max will adopt a 6.89-inch BOE panel with 2K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate, up from the smaller full-HD+ screen expected on the Find X10 Pro Max. The front camera is tipped to jump to a 100-megapixel square sensor, allowing portrait or landscape selfies without rotating the device, while the rear setup includes a 200-megapixel primary camera with a 1/1.12-inch sensor, HDR support, and a matching 200-megapixel ultrawide unit.
However, the rumored X11 Pro Max will not feature the 10x periscope telephoto lens planned for the cancelled Ultra, leaving it with only a single telephoto camera-similar to the Find X10 Pro Max's configuration.
Oppo has not yet confirmed whether the Find X10 Ultra has been paused nor released official specifications for the Find X11 Pro Max.