OPPO Find X10 Pro Max / Apple iPhone 16 Pro

The same model code appears on OPPO's UK and global pages; battery, weight, RAM option and box contents differ by region. This record follows the UK document.

OPPO's announcement describes the chip as 2 nm.

Name and value are given as written in the manufacturer document.

The UK document lists only the 12 GB + 512 GB configuration; the global page also lists 16 GB + 512 GB.

Available space is lower than the label because of system software.

ProMotion changes the refresh rate with the content: 120 Hz smoothness when scrolling and gaming, lower rates on still images to save power. Apple quotes 1000 nits typical, 1600 nits HDR peak, 2000 nits outdoor peak and 1 nit minimum; peaks are not sustained full-screen brightness.

Typical values from the manufacturer document; the peak figure from the announcement is in a separate row.

Manufacturer claim; not sustained brightness.

Name as given in the manufacturer document.

The announcement text gives the main sensor as 1/1.28-inch (ISOCELL HPC); the product page says 1/1.3-inch.

4K at 120 fps allows high-frame-rate 4K footage that can be slowed down. Log recording produces a flat image that leaves more room for colour grading. High-bit-rate ProRes needs an external drive.

Open Gate records using the sensor's full imaging area. OPPO says this is a first on an OPPO phone.

The same model code is listed with 8000 mAh / 29.76 Wh (typical) on the global page and in the Asia-Pacific model. OPPO's announcement describes a silicon-carbon battery.

Values are maximum outputs; actual charging power varies during charging. The UK box does not include a charger.

The headphone connection supports digital USB-C headphones only; analogue USB-C headphones are not supported.

The manufacturer says NFC support depends on the region.

Apple notes that iPhone 16 Pro sold in the US is not compatible with physical SIM cards; models for other markets have a SIM tray.

Actual availability depends on the carrier network.

The Hall sensor is for detecting magnetic accessories; it cannot detect smart covers.

OPPO says all three ratings were tested under laboratory conditions; the EU label in the UK document shows only IP68 because EU rules do not allow a higher rating to be shown. OPPO advises avoiding liquids other than fresh water.

The global page lists the weight as 233 g and 235 g.

OPPO's page says the system is designed to stay smooth for up to six years (OPPO laboratory data). This is not an update commitment.

Listed in the document as EU eco-design information.

The global page also lists a charger and a protective case; the UK document does not. Box contents may vary by market.

Apple says A18 Pro, built on second-generation 3 nm technology, runs the same workload 15% faster with 20% less power than the previous generation; the GPU is up to 20% faster and hardware ray tracing up to 2× faster. The chip also enables faster USB 3 transfers and ProRes recording.

The Pro system covers a 10× optical zoom range from 0.5× to 5×, with digital zoom up to 25×. The 2× image is a 12 MP crop from the centre of the 48 MP main sensor, not a separate camera.

Apple says Camera Control combines a tactile switch, a force sensor and a capacitive surface: a click opens the camera, while a light press and finger slide adjust zoom, exposure or depth of field.

mmWave and satellite services vary by country. Cellular model numbers are A3083 and A3084.

10 Gb/s transfers need a USB 3 cable. Wireless charging power depends on the adapter and charger.