Oppo has recently launched the Find X10 for the Chinese market, and now the global version has surfaced in an online benchmarking test, revealing intriguing details about its specifications. The global variant of the Find X10, identified by the model number CPH2911, has gone through Geekbench tests, showcasing promising performance metrics that may entice tech enthusiasts worldwide.
In the Geekbench test results, the global Find X10 achieved an impressive single-core score of 2,528 and a multi-core score of 8,709 using the latest Geekbench 7.1.0 software for Android. This specific test model was equipped with 12GB of RAM and was running Android 17, mirroring the operating system of its Chinese counterpart.
The benchmark indicates that the global Find X10 is utilizing the MT6993 chipset, a designation linked to both last year's Dimensity 9500 and the recently launched Dimensity 9600M. The latter is essentially a rebranded version of the former and serves as the processing unit for the Chinese version of the Find X10. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that the international model will also be powered by the Dimensity 9600M chip.
As for the other specifications of the Find X10 as it transitions from China to global markets, there is still uncertainty. For instance, the battery capacity might be reduced, particularly for European consumers, following trends from previous releases. However, customers in the UK can already place pre-orders for the Find X10 directly from Oppo, gaining access to exciting bonuses and discounts.
Keep an eye out for further updates regarding the global rollout of the Oppo Find X10, as more details are expected to emerge soon.
