OPPO Find X10 Pro Max / Samsung Galaxy S24+ (SM-S926B)

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.

Samsung UK lists SIM 1 + SIM 2, SIM 1 + eSIM and dual eSIM layouts; eSIM needs operator support.

OPPO's announcement describes the chip as 2 nm.

Samsung UK does not name the chip; the core layout and clocks belong to the SM-S926B. US models (SM-S926U) using a different chip by region are a separate variant.

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.

QHD+ is sharper than the FHD+ panel of the regular S24. The 1–120 Hz range drops to 1 Hz on static content to save battery and rises to 120 Hz for scrolling. Vision Booster adjusts colour and contrast in sunlight to improve readability.

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.

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.

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.

Samsung does not advise beach or pool use; rinse and dry after it gets wet.

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

Samsung lists 197 g for the mmWave model; weight can vary by market.

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.

There is no memory card slot; capacity options can vary by country and carrier.

Samsung UK says the Adaptive Pixel sensor enables optical-quality 2x zoom by cropping the centre of the 50 MP sensor. The 3x telephoto is a separate camera.

Wired charging is USB PD compatible; 45 W speed needs a 5 A USB-C cable, and the adapter and cable are sold separately. Wireless PowerShare charges accessories such as earbuds or watches from the back of the phone.

Samsung’s figures are lab measurements; real-world time depends on network and usage.

USB 3.2 Gen 1 means up to 5 Gbit/s wired transfer to a computer; Samsung DeX lets you connect a monitor for a desktop interface. There is no 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Samsung UK support lists user manuals for Android 15, 16 and 17, so the phone can be upgraded to these versions. Timing can vary by country and carrier.