Traditional
screens may cause eyestrain and have bothersome reflections. As we saw during
IFA 2023 in Berlin, TCL is currently doing very well because of its NXTpaper
technology, which debuted in 2022!
In
addition to providing a tablet of this kind, the emerging Chinese screen
manufacturer used the major show to covertly introduce its new smartphone, the
NXTpaper 40 5G, at an amazing price of just 249 euros. But this product, which
hasn't been advertised for Switzerland, won't be here until October.
This
designer smartphone, which will, however, be available in several European
nations, astounds right away with its reflection-free screen. At first glance,
navigation appears to be entirely smooth, it has a respectable visual
component, and it is very tiny. Move forward
Games and TCL NXTpaper 40 5G
While
e-ink technology does not support watching videos, the NXTpaper 40 5G does, as
I was able to test, make it possible to play automobile video games like
Adrenaline without any issues.
Regarding
the NXTpaper 10s touchscreen tablet, I attempted to record a brief movie to
obtain a sense of both the optical quality and, in particular, the depiction of
the screen. There, I continued to experience display issues and slowness. It
seems more in check with the NXTpaper 40 5G.
Modes of display and reading
To
improve the display, particularly outside, many adjustments are available in
the menus. You can select a certain reading mode as well. The display then
changes to a black-and-white layout.
Conclusion
In conclusion, it is encouraging to see that a large company like TCL is developing panels that safeguard our eyesight by generating less blue light and relieving us of reflections. This newest generation smartphone will take your breath away with its 6.78-inch screen and 32 and 50 Mpx sensors, and it demonstrates where innovation is found today.
