OPPO Find X10 Series India Sale Kicks Off: Price, Specs, & Launch Offers Revealed

OPPO Find X10 series India sale

Tech Desk: OPPO’s highly anticipated Find X10 series, alongside the Pad Mini and Enco X4, officially goes on sale in India today, marking a significant launch for the brand. Flagship enthusiasts can now get their hands on the Find X10 and the premium Find X10 Pro Max, with prices starting at Rs 1,39,999 and Rs 1,99,999 respectively. These devices promise cutting-edge technology and a premium user experience, aiming to redefine the high-end smartphone segment.

The Find X10 series boasts Hasselblad-co-developed cameras, powerful MediaTek Dimensity chipsets, massive 8,000mAh batteries, and stunning 144Hz displays. The Pro Max variant notably features a pioneering triple 200MP rear camera setup, offering unparalleled photography capabilities, including a 200MP telephoto lens with 10cm close-up focus, making it a dream for mobile photographers.

Launch offers sweeten the deal, including instant cashback up to Rs 30,000 on eligible UPI transactions, additional exchange benefits up to Rs 8,000, and convenient EMI options starting at just Rs 3,500. These incentives make the high-end devices more accessible to discerning buyers looking for top-tier performance and innovation in the competitive Indian market.

Beyond smartphones, the OPPO Pad Mini, priced at Rs 94,999, offers an 8.8-inch 2.5K OLED display, a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, and 67W SUPERVOOC charging. The Enco X4 wireless earphones, at Rs 19,999, deliver Dynaudio-tuned audio, adaptive active noise cancellation, and AI-powered real-time translation. With the **OPPO Find X10 series India sale** now live, consumers have a wide range of premium OPPO devices to choose from, cementing the brand’s strong presence in the Indian tech landscape.

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