Me gustaría comprarme una tablet para estudiar que sea económica. Es muy importante que sea fluida, que no sea lenta, sobretodo en el modo de dividir pantalla que suele ir algo más lenta.

La quiero para ver clases, hacer apuntes, crear tarjetas de anki, usar inteligencia artificial para estudiar y repasar.

Nunca he usado una tablet con pen ¿Se puede escribir en cualquier documento o tiene limites? En word, pdf, powerpoint... o solo en aplicaciones especificas

Para mí es fundamental que vaya fluido, también acepto sugerencias de otros modelos

I’m looking for to upgrade from honor pad 9 to TCL nxt 11 or 14 for media use only and I use honor suite to transfer my movies and tv shows I’m just wondering does TCL have the same thing?

Reason why I want to upgrade is the outdoors or at the gym I get glare which is annoying when on the treadmill watching tv etc

Would you recommend the 11 or 14 for media use

Thank you

I'm looking to finally upgrade from my Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (SM-T500) that I've been using for years.

My Current Tablet

The relevant Tab A7 specs are:

• 247.6 x 157.4 x 7 mm (9.75 x 6.20 x 0.28 in)
• 10.4 inches, 307.9 cm^(2) (~79.0% screen-to-body ratio)
• 1200 x 2000 pixels, 5:3 ratio (~224 ppi density)
• Android 12
• Qualcomm SM6115 Snapdragon 662
• Octa-core (4x2.0 GHz Kryo 260 Gold & 4x1.8 GHz Kryo 260 Silver)
• 32GB 3GB RAM (4GB RAM Plus)

What I Use My Tablet For

I have been utilizing this daily for years. I primarily read comics on it (via Mihon, Marvel Unlimited, DC Universe Infinite, Shonen Jump, and Viz Media). I also have a large collection of Tabletop RPG related PDFs (game books and supplemental material, pretty much all of it a larger than regular size).

I also would like to use it for browsing my purchased RPG related content on the Demiplane site. And potentially the Alchemy VTT, but I do not know how well that will work on a tablet.

I would not use it for reading regular ebooks. I have a Kobo for that.

Occasionally, I will stream Netflix/Hulu/Crunchyroll/whatever.

I am interested in upgrading for a few reasons.

1. Bigger screen
2. Higher quality screen for ease of eyes/reading
3. Performance upgrade (this is less important, but if I'm buying a new tablet, I'd like it to perform better).

Initial Thoughts

My first thought was the NXTPAPER 14. At such a large size, it would be similar to reading an omnibus-sized graphic novel at all times. This is awesome. It's got more memory, more storage, the screen has the nxtpaper technology.

The large size would make it perfect for my TTRPG related activities as well.

HOWEVER, after doing a little more research, I had a few concerns that pushed me to look at the 11 Plus. They are as follows:

• The sheer weight of it. I mostly read in bed or on the couch, so this probably wouldn't really be an issue.
• The 60hz refresh rate. I don't really care that much about this, but I noticed some people mentioning ghosting.
• The pixel density. At only 202 ppi, that's actually LOWER than the Galaxy Tab A7. However, I am not an expert in this at all, and I don't know how much of a difference this would really make in practice.

The 11 Plus resolves all of these issues, but it is only slightly larger than my current tablet.

tldr

Which NXTPAPER tablet should I get to upgrade from a Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (SM-T500). Currently leaning toward the 14, but I'm just slightly concerned about its weight and the pixel density.

Hello everyone, new US unlocked 70 pro owner here, arrived a couple of days ago from TCL. Liking the screen and phone so far. Two issues I'm having though are that there are no notifications from Gmail coming through while the screen is off. Occasionally they'll come through with the screen on. I've installed outlook as a stopgap to get notifications but I'd prefer to just use Gmail. A second issue is that I'm unable to use hey Google while the screen is off.

I've been though all the options and settings including the TCL battery management stuff a bunch of times, and it all looks right to me, according to my own logic and AI guidance. I even used adb to stop the TCL app. I'm not seeing any reason these apps are being restricted.

Hello TCL! Please address these battery issue in the Android 17 update or sooner! Thanks to anyone out there who has any tips on solving these or similar issues!

UPDATE! THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR RESPONSES. I WILL GO AHEAD AND ORDER ONE!

I was wondering if anyone can tell me if an unlocked Nxtpaper 70 Pro purchased through Amazon will work on the AT&T network in the U.S.? I would really like to own one but to spend $300 on one and have it not work would bother me. Especially since I have read too many horror stories of devices being returned and Amazon not accepting the return and claiming the wrong product was returned. I don't want to risk being out the money and the phone both if I need to return it.

Has anyone had any success with the IR blaster to use as a TV remote?

Edit: Got it working with the pre-installed app!

So I recently bought this phone after issues with my last one. And the button to lock the screen on and off is not working. Anything I can do? I have tried restarting and updating the phone. Ive had to start using the accessibility tab to lock the screen and double tap to wake it up. Which works I guess. But it's annoying not being able to just do that with the button intended for it.

On a whim I rechec kmy NxtPaper 11 Plus... and supposedly, it can get FM radio. Okay... radio app is on it, hit it...

It refuses to work unless I plug in a headset. Fine, I'll plug in one...

Wait, it doesn't come with a 3.5mm audio jack.

Okay, did some functionality get thrown in only to be broken out of the box?

I'm looking for NXTPAPER wallpapers. They could be from the 40, 50, or 60 models. Actually, I have the 70 Pro.

For some reason I cannot put this NXTPAPER 50 XL down. It feels great in hand, the display is vibrant and easy and pleasing to the eye.

The matte screen display feels great to type on and feel and it gives the screen appearance a dope look when consuming content.

The support years aren't that great but who cares when I got the phone, damn free on a deal.

My daily driver is a Pixel 10 pro XL but lately I find myself basically daily driving my TCL device. While using the Pixel for work/business. The TCL intended purpose was for business but I'm loving this device as a daily driver.

The transitions through the display modes from ink (e reader black & white vibe look), color ink a less vibrant but still appealing look, then regular display mode with nxt vision tech. A more full, vibrant and crisp looking feel.

It's refreshing and something different and new to me and most tech companies. Now I'm curious to get my hands on the Nxtpaper 70 pro one day

Just curious what people are doing to protect the screens?

Hello there, I've been watching reviews of the phone and it pleased me a lot! My main concern is the camera, I use the Moto 84 and my camera is the worst, awful. I want to know for those who had a Samsung like the M34, A36 or A56 if the quality of pictures are somewhat similar or better maybe (these are the phone si have available to compare).

I just got the 70 Pro from TMobile. Traded in a broke Pixel 5A and got the phone for free (24 monthly credits). So far I am really liking the screen. It is not a flagship contender by any means but for the price, not a bad phone. The version TMobile carries is the 128G. The reason I have moved away from flagship phones is I like having expandable storage. Not too many choices out there for that, all of the major players want to push you to cloud storage. My backup phone is a Moto G Power 2025.

After months of research, I am strongly considering the TCL NXTPAPER 11 Plus. My tablet journey actually began with e-ink devices such as the Supernote and Viwoods because I wanted something geared more toward productivity and less cluttered with unnecessary distractions.

As I looked deeper, I started questioning the price of those devices. I found myself asking, if I am already spending that much, why not just buy an iPad Air? I have an iPhone XR and an Apple Watch Series 8, which should tell you that I tend to keep my tech until it is no longer usable. An iPad would offer strong support, and I could simplify it into a productivity machine while still using it for reading books, PDFs, and other content.

Then I discovered the NXTPAPER 11 Plus, and like many people, I was intrigued by the different screen modes that can adapt to whatever I am doing, especially reading. However, I imagine I would spend most of my time in the Soft Color mode while working.

I have done quite a bit of research, but I have yet to find anyone who has documented using the device primarily for productivity. I am interested in things like initial setup, removing unnecessary apps and distractions, recommended apps, workflows, and how the device performs after months of real-world use. Most of the videos I have found focus on how impressive the screen modes are, why it is better than the Gen 2, or how companies like TCL are threatening the iPad. There does not seem to be much from people who have actually lived with the device and turned it into a serious work machine.

So I am here to ask, is it viable for such a purpose or in your experiences, should I just call it a day and get the iPad Air?

Also, if I land on the NXTPAPER, has anyone come across a exceptional way to store it, be it a case (that is not the TCL version) or a protected case and sliding it into a sleeve of some sort? I was hoping that I would be able to find a case similiar to the ESR with the removable magnetic case (removing it from the folio) for handheld purposes.

I would appreciate honest, productive feedback and thank you in advance for it.

I really want to pick one of these up but my provider is Verizon. I see the unlocked version on Amazon currently on sale and am really tempted to grab one. Does anyone have this phone working on Verizon in the US?

Mainly looking for just something to use as an e-reader with the “e-ink” like settings using the Libby and CloudLibrary apps. Was looking at the 60 XE but saw some comments saying the screen on the tablets is better because of NXTPAPER 4.0. Is the 11 Gen 2 or the 11 Plus a better option?