October 24 Phone Deals: Oppo Find X10 Offers and Cheaper Flagship Alternatives

The Oppo Find X10 series' global arrival and the start of iPhone Duo shipping gave European phone buyers two very different new options this week. A GSMArena roundup published on October 24, 2026 compared their Amazon Germany listings with rival flagships and foldables.

The prices below are the figures reported in that October 24 snapshot. They are not live price guarantees: stock, colors, shipping windows and promotional gifts can change.

Find X10 offers combined €100 cuts with a gift choice

The roundup advertised a €100 discount on both the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max and the standard Find X10, with a choice of one gift: an Oppo Pad 5 with a matte display in an 8GB/128GB Wi-Fi configuration, an Oppo Watch X3 or the Oppo Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit.

The teleconverter package includes a case, grip, lanyard and 3.3x/70mm lens. GSMArena says the accessory can combine with the phone's own magnification for an effective 10x/230mm focal length. The choice matters more than simply adding the values of three gifts together: the reported offer lets a buyer select one, not all three.

The two phones also differ in hardware. The Pro Max has a 6.78-inch display, Dimensity 9600 Pro and three 200MP cameras. The smaller Find X10 uses a 6.59-inch display and Dimensity 9600M, with a 200MP main camera, 200MP telephoto and 50MP ultrawide.

European Find X10 models were listed with 7,150mAh batteries rather than the 8,000mAh units sold elsewhere. Buyers should compare the exact regional model rather than assume specifications are identical worldwide.

Xiaomi and Poco offered less expensive flagship options

GSMArena listed the Xiaomi 17 Ultra at €1,160 for 16GB/512GB, quoting a €40 discount. Its Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 1-inch-type 50MP main camera and 200MP variable-range telephoto make it a camera-focused alternative, although its 6,000mAh battery is smaller than those in several rivals.

The Poco F9 Ultra was listed at €830 for 12GB/256GB and €900 for 16GB/512GB. It also uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, with an 8,050mAh battery, 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. Its camera system is not positioned at the same level as the more expensive Ultra phones.

iPhone Duo pricing opens up a wider comparison

The iPhone Duo started at €2,300 for 256GB in the roundup and reached €3,800 for 2TB. Apple's official October announcement confirms the foldable's October 23 store debut, but that does not establish that a particular German retailer offer applies elsewhere.

For conventional iPhones, GSMArena listed the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro Max at €1,600 and the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro at €1,450. It also quoted discounts of up to €330 on the previous-generation iPhone 17 Pro Max and up to €160 on the iPhone 17 Pro. Those are reported discounts, not a claim that every configuration is that much cheaper than the newer generation.

Samsung foldables cost less, but some listings came with a wait

The Galaxy Z Fold8 was listed at €1,400 for 12GB/256GB, €900 below the iPhone Duo's base price in the same snapshot. Its 12GB/512GB listing was €1,975. The larger Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra was listed at €1,540 for 12GB/256GB and €2,000 for 12GB/512GB.

A separate 512GB Violet Shadow Fold8 Ultra listing was €1,705, but GSMArena noted a shipping window from November 19 to January 7. A lower advertised price is less useful to a buyer who needs a phone promptly when delivery may be weeks away.

What buyers outside Germany should check

These are Germany-market comparisons, not verified offers for India, the US, China or Bangladesh. Converting a euro price does not establish local availability, warranty coverage or the same gift package. Buyers should check the exact configuration, regional specifications, delivery date and current checkout terms before ordering.

Sources

• GSMArena: October 24 Germany phone-deals roundup
• Apple: iPhone Duo arrives at Apple Store locations worldwide
• Amazon Germany: Oppo Find X10 Pro Max listing
• Amazon Germany: Oppo Find X10 listing