OPPO Find X10 Pro Max / Apple iPhone 16

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.

Typical brightness is 1000 nits, 1600 nits HDR and 2000 nits peak outdoors, with a 1-nit minimum. 2,000,000:1 contrast, P3 wide colour and True Tone. Apple does not list a refresh rate; ProMotion and always-on display are on the Pro models.

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.

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.

Reaching 50% in 30 minutes over MagSafe needs a 30 W or higher adapter. There is no adapter in the box, only a USB-C cable.

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.

SIM layout may vary by country model.

Actual availability depends on the carrier network.

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

The high-g accelerometer is used for Crash Detection.

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.

Splash, water and dust resistance is not permanent and may decrease over time; liquid damage is not covered by warranty.

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 the A18, built on second-generation 3 nm technology, is up to 30% faster in CPU and 40% in GPU than the A16 Bionic and supports hardware ray tracing. The A18 Pro in iPhone 16 Pro is a different chip.

Apple says it is 50% tougher than the first-generation Ceramic Shield. The back is colour-infused glass and the frame is aluminium.

The 2× view comes from the centre of the 48 MP sensor rather than a separate lens. There is a 4× optical zoom range and up to 10× digital zoom; the ultra-wide camera can shoot macro.

Apple says Camera Control combines a tactile switch for clicks, a force sensor for light presses and a capacitive sensor for swipes. It opens the camera, takes photos and starts video recording.

Ultra Wideband availability varies by region. Emergency SOS and Roadside Assistance via satellite are supported, with service duration and country coverage set by Apple.

Wired data transfer is limited to USB 2 speed, so moving large video files by cable is slower than on the Pro models.

Measured under Apple’s test conditions; real results vary with use and settings. Apple does not publish the capacity in mAh.