Oppo may use hardware originally planned for the Find X10 Ultra in another smartphone, according to a new leak. The reported flagship has faced cancellation rumors, although its key camera and display features could still reach the market through a different device.
The latest information comes from tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo. According to the leak, Oppo is testing another major smartphone with specifications similar to those previously linked to the Find X10 Ultra. The company has not confirmed the reported changes to its product plans.
The phone is reportedly being tested with a 6.89-inch BOE display featuring 2K resolution. It could also offer a 100MP front camera with a square 1:1 sensor design. The rear camera setup reportedly includes a 200MP primary sensor measuring 1/1.12 inches. These details match several earlier leaks about the Find X10 Ultra.
The original Ultra model was also tipped to feature an advanced periscope camera with 10x optical zoom. However, the latest report does not confirm whether this camera will be included in the new device. The 10x zoom feature was expected to be a major part of Oppo's premium camera offering. Its transfer to another smartphone is still uncertain.
Earlier reports suggested Oppo had suspended development of the Find X10 Ultra. The rumors emerged after tipster Digital Chat Station indicated that the company had stopped work on the flagship.
Rising memory component costs were also cited as a possible factor behind the reported change in plans. However, Oppo has not confirmed any cancellation or explained its product strategy.
The latest leak suggests the company could still use some of the hardware developed for the Ultra model. It is not clear which upcoming smartphone will receive these features. Oppo has also not announced a launch date for the reported device. Its final specifications and market availability are yet to be confirmed.
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