Oppo recently unveiled its K10 smartphone series, which featured a basic, a 5G enabled, and a Pro model. The firm now appears to be planning the release of another device in the series, named the Oppo K10x.
The announcement comes from a TENAA listing, which confirms the name and also hints to an impending launch. According to the entry on the Chinese certification website, the device will have the model number PGGM10 and will have characteristics that are quite similar to another Realme model. As of now, it looks that the Chinese smartphone manufacturer intends to release the handset quietly rather than unveiling it during a press conference.
The listing also disclosed the device's features, including a 6.59-inch TFT display with a Full HD+ resolution. The device is powered by a massive 4,880mAh battery and is outfitted with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC. This processor comes with 6GB or 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of internal storage. The Oppo K10x has a triple camera arrangement on the back, with a 64 megapixel primary sensor and two 2 megapixel depth and macro shooters.
Thus, in terms of appearance and specs, the smartphone appears to be quite similar to the Realme V25. As a result, we may expect the handset to be available in Silver and Black as well. It is uncertain if the device supports high refresh rate as well, but if it is a rebranded V25, we can expect to see a 120Hz panel.
