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The gimmick of Nxtpaper
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The gimmick of Nxtpaper

Nxtpapter, it's cool, but it is a gimmick (I'd rather RLCD option).

  • It customizes your phone desktop without you doing it yourself.
  • Example: See the attached homescreen of my Moto G Stylus 2025 and my Nxtpaper 70 pro.
  • What the Nxtpaper does is basically change the icons of the apps and warm the screen lighting (on a matte screen). Does this with muted color or black and white.
  • I have a matte film installed on the Moto G and use an icon pack for all of my apps on the home screen. I choose warm lighting on the Moto G (can't quite get to the level of warmth on the Nxtpaper). But the screens are more alike than you'd think.

I like the native matte screen on the Nxtpaper. I like the stylus support and the notes app is better than on the Moto G which has a native stylus.

The annoying thing about installing matte film: Bubbles up easily on the inside or around the edges.

u/Zealousideal_Youth78 — 5 days ago
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is Nxt paper best compromise if i don't like e-ink readers like BOOX?

I am increasingly reading ebooks and my normal oled smartphone is very tiring to read even when I have dark mode and stuff.

I recently tried a BOOX color gen 2 e-ink but man it just too much degradation in the screen.

Would the NXT paper screens like the NXT paper 70 pro or whatever be a good compromise in terms of comfort of reading for a long time of the eink with the quality of a traditional smartphone screen?

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u/wha2les — 5 days ago
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Color paper mode

Does anybody experience when you turn on color paper mode and go to google photos it turns off? I'm using the TCL nxtpaper 70 pro

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u/No-Inevitable-3365 — 6 days ago
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TCL T-Pen 2 : The Missing Link (for me)

There is a lot to like about the NXTPaper tablets. There are bundles that included a case and a T-Pen at an attractive price, but using the pen wasn't a pleasant experience. The nib is hard and produces a sharp clackity-clack sound when writing on the screen. (even with the softest pressure required to register)

I tried a few hacks and work-arounds to deal with the issue with varying degrees of success. The last work-around was tolerable but not something that I was looking forward to when writing.

The TCL T-Pen 2 appeared on my "Recommended deals for you" on Amazon and I was intrigued by what it promised. I ordered one and it arrive 2 days ago.

After a few hours of testing on my 11+ with both the "hard" and soft nibs and comparing them to the T-Pen included in the bundle, I'm pleased to say that the T-Pen 2 resolves the sound and slipperiness issues of the original pen.

The hard nib of the T-Pen 2 makes a muted tapping sound. It is noticeably quieter than the original pen but not completely silent.

The soft nib is far quieter than the Pen 2's hard nib and offers a bit more resistance on the screen. This is VERY acceptable to me.

It is the last piece of the puzzle in making the 11+ a reasonable alternative to my 2022 Scribe (and the Colorsoft Scribe I had been mildly considering). (don't @ me bro about the NXTPaper not being e-ink... I know) 😛

The action button defaults to an erase function which is very handy (I'll need to see if that can be customized)

My assessment scale of the writing experience/feel (10 being the best):

0 - iPad with Apple Pencil

7 - NXTPaper 11+ with T-Pen 2

10 - Kindle Scribe with Premium Pen

Just putting this out there for others in my situation. Obviously, acceptability is subjective so if anyone wants to try the T-Pen 2, buy it from a place with a reliable return policy.

If you're already using the T-Pen 2, what are your experiences with it?

u/Neither-Classic2058 — 11 days ago
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Made Quick Settings tiles + widgets for Color Paper / Ink Paper mode, since TCL didn't

I kept wishing TCL would add a Quick Settings tile for NXTPAPER modes. Instead, we get the NXTPAPER button or a trip to Settings > NXTPAPER zone every time. So I made a small app as a workaround.

What it does:

- Color Paper and Ink Paper tiles in Quick Settings

- Matching 1×1 home-screen widgets

- Tap a tile or widget to turn its mode on, tap again to go back to Regular

Setup needs one ADB command (to grant a permission). Tested on the NXTPAPER 11 Plus.

Download + setup instructions (free, open source):
https://github.com/pureexe/nxtpaper-quicksettings

Until TCL adds this officially, hope it helps someone. Let me know if it works on your device!

u/pureexe — 11 days ago
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TCL Tab A1 NXTPAPER (non-Note) for University — Worth it under $250?

Hey everyone,

I’m starting med school soon and looking into the TCL Tab A1 NXTPAPER 11" (Mediatek Helio G100, 6+128GB, non-Note) on a sub-$250 budget. The matte screen looks ideal for long study sessions and this would be my first tablet ever, but I can barely find any real info or honest user reviews on it..

I’d love some firsthand impressions:

- Note-Taking: How are the stylus latency and palm rejection for handwriting? This would be my first time taking digital handwritten notes.

-Performance & Day-to-Day Software: Does the Helio G100 handle heavy PDFs, slides, and multitasking smoothly? How stable is the system for managing, opening, and transferring standard uni files across devices?

What are your main pros and cons? Any alternative suggestions under $250 are also welcome. Thanks!

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u/Ozymandias_OG — 12 days ago
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The TCL P80 Ultra does NOT have stylus support

PSA: For anyone considering the P80 Ultra, there a several mislabelled spec sheets floating around including GSMArena and Google search results and snippet attributed to TCL.

The device does NOT have stylus support at all.

Furthermore, it’s a decidedly mid device despite the price tag.

I’ve used both the pro and ultra now. They’re… fine. Wait for discounts though, not worth it at RRP

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u/ExcitedCoconut — 12 days ago
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How can I prevent Android 16 from installing on a new TCL 50 Pro?

I just purchased a TCL 50 Pro (2024) and I have not turned it on yet.

I specifically need to keep the original Android version that the phone ships with and prevent it from ever upgrading to Android 16. I’m concerned that the phone might automatically download or install the update during the initial setup, after connecting to Wi-Fi.

For personal testing purposes, I need to keep the original firmware/version permanently, with automatic system updates completely disabled.

What is the easiest and most effective way to achieve this, ideally at the system level?

I’d especially like to know what I should do before connecting the phone to the internet for the first time so that Android 16 cannot be installed accidentally.

Thanks in advance.

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u/Independent-Mess5857 — 11 days ago