Oppo Find X10 review

Design, build quality, handling

The Oppo Find X10 is a good-looking smartphone with understated styling, a distinctive camera housing, and extensive protection against the elements.

The Find X10 follows a familiar design formula with two flat glass panels and a flat aluminum frame. The front is protected by Crystal Guard Glass, which Oppo says was developed in collaboration with industry leader Corning.

The back is made from what Oppo calls "one-piece sculpted glass." Its most distinctive feature is the two-tier camera housing, with each tier rising gently above the one beneath it.

Both the frame and rear glass have a matte finish, which keeps fingerprints at bay but makes the phone rather slippery.

The Find X10 comes in three colors - Glacier Blue (light blue), Glow Coral (pink), and Mist Grey (ours). All three ship with a color-matched protective case.

Oppo has gone to great lengths to protect the Find X10. The phone carries IP66, IP68, and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance, including protection against powerful water jets. It has also earned a five-star drop-resistance certification from SGS.

Now, let's take a closer look.

The front is dominated by the 6.59-inch LTPO OLED display, surrounded by thin and uniform bezels - just as you'd expect from a modern flagship. A small punch-hole cutout makes room for the 50MP selfie camera.

Just above the screen is a slim earpiece that doubles as the second stereo speaker.

Underneath the display sits an optical fingerprint scanner, which proved impressively fast and responsive.

Most of the back is uninterrupted glass, save for the Oppo logo. The sizeable camera housing takes up the upper portion, yet blends surprisingly well with the rest of the design.

The lower tier of the camera housing is a piece of glass which houses the dual-LED flash and what appears to be the color spectrum sensor.

The upper tier accommodates the three cameras, the laser emitter and receiver, a microphone, and the Hasselblad logo. The laser components and microphone opening are discreetly integrated into the black cutouts.

The frame layout is mostly conventional. The top edge is completely bare.

At the bottom are the dual-SIM tray, USB-C port, primary speaker, and two microphones.

The left side features the Snap Key, a customizable button that can be assigned a function of your choosing.

Finally, the volume rocker and power key are on the right.

The Oppo Find X10 measures 156.5 x 74.3 x 8.4 mm and weighs 219 grams. That makes it 6mm taller and 5 grams heavier than the iPhone 18 Pro, which has a smaller 6.3-inch OLED display.

Overall, the Find X10 impresses with its thoughtful design and robust build. The matte finish looks great and resists smudges, but the slippery grip and relatively hefty weight are worth keeping in mind.