I dont know which one to get. I would be using it for reading and youtube. Both are similar in price, but I don't know what the better buy would be.
Nxtpaper 11 plus or Tab A1 plus Nxtpaper
So my TCL 60 XE just did an update and I no longer can use any app not from the Google store. This wasn't to happen till September but TCL just pushed it now. Didn't even ask me if I wanted to update. Did it all on its own.
TCL announced its next-generation NXTPAPER technology integrated with AMOLED at MWC in March 2026, but I haven't seen many updates since.
Has anyone heard anything about when the first phone using it might launch, or any leaks about the device, specs, pricing, or availability?
It's been over five months since the announcement, so I'm curious if I missed any news.
I want an ereader for manga. I've only ever seen kindles in person, but gallery 3 looks amazing for color manga. How does nxtpaper look next to it? I've heard mixed things. I really want that paper look. I expect gallery 3 to always look better, but there's also only like 2 gallery 3 devices, one is only 8 (bigme galy) inches and the other has no SD card slot (remarkable). But I'm still open to the idea of just buying a gallery 3 device as well as a b+w eink reader instead of a nxtpaper device if it's night and day difference. But if nxtpaper still has that satisfying paper look in color mode and b+w then I'll just get one of those. Anyone have experience with both?
I wanted to get this phone because I often have eye fatigue when using amoled screen (samsung tablet and phone), but I read bad or mixed reviews about it, especially about the notifications issue and the fact that there aren't many updates.
I want a new phone that would last at least 5-6 years, so I'm wondering if I should get it, the price is currently 290 euros.
There are so many skus and the names and numberings are so confusing. The only thing I'm using it for is reading manga cbz and jpg files off of an sd card. I also use Google lens a lot to look up words I don't know. This will be it's only function. I don't care about any other functionality. But I don't know if 6gb ram is enough or if the processor is good enough.
I want the best nxtpaper technology but is it 4.0? I'm looking at the tab a1 plus nxtpaper that just came out but it doesn't mention anywhere what the display technology is. Presumably the latest and best? From videos I've seen (of nxtpaper tablets in general) the nxtpaper color mode looks so cool for colored manga, and then the black and white mode for b+w manga too. I just want it to look the best and not lag when I'm using Google lens to look stuff up and open the highlighted text in a dictionary app. Is the tab a1 plus nxtpaper that just came out the best? It's only $279 right now so I love the price, but don't know if it's enough ram or good enough processor or if it's the latest nxtpaper tech. I don't care about writing notes or stylus support or anything other than it not lagging when constantly using Google lens. It will have two apps, a manga reader and a dictionary app. That's it.
Also the bigger the screen the better. 12.2 seems perfect, but 14 is still better. No upper limit
Thanks
Can I buy a used Total Wireless Nxtpaper tablet and just use it on WiFi? I don't have a Total Wireless account or plan to get one or use it on 5G. Some of them have a tag that says they must be activated over Total Wireless network, but is that only if you plan to use it over 5G which I don't.
Hey folks,
Picked up the new TCL Tab A1 Nxtpaper 12.2 and am providing some quick thoughts as compared to the 11 Plus Nxtpaper.
Some differences that the Tab A1 has:
Those are some of the key takeaways for me as of day 2 with the device. It is a handsome machine and is a nearly identical, but larger, version of the 11 Plus (except for the display tech and software, pen and pen tip options, and the expandable storage).
I apologize for the sloppy handwriting in the photos. That was using an iPad with no paper-like screen protector (haha).
TL:DR down below
Some of this is my own fault for not being more thorough in my research before purchasing. Regardless, I wanted to leave this here for the next person like me.
A few weeks ago, my workload involving document review, note taking, etc, increased massively and i started looking into tablets to help with managing.
Two things I wanted were good display of technical docs and construction plans, and good stylus compatibility for handwriting notes.
My brief period of research showed that the Nxtpaper 14 would suffice and the large screen with matte finish was appealing.
Every review i read said the stylus was included in the box, but it didn't occur to me that there would be different retail packages.
When i purchased the tablet, the sales guy didn't mention there was no stylus, despite me talking at length about it.
That's on me.
What's been incredibly frustrating is finding a compatible stylus. No local retailer has them in stock (or any other accessories). They aren't for sale on the TCL sites, TCL Amazon store, etc.
TCL is not forthcoming with information about what third party stylus' will work, so I've gone down a rabbit hole and now have three stylus. The first was a cancelled order for an incorrectly advertised stylus. I ordered the exact T-Pen model, but the ebay vendor made a mistake, refunded me immediately and then sent the stylus several days later.
Despite being the wrong model, the stylus still works intermittently. When it works, it's perfect. The failure is that it disconnects.
Next was a Lenovo Yoga pen. This stylus writes well but not consistently. There seems to be patches of the screen it won't write on straight away. It's not as simple as palm rejection, but that's not great. On the bright side, it remains connected no worries.
The third stylus is the Ugee 311A. This is apparently the same model as the T-Pen that TCL "makes" for the tablet.
It works. It just works. Like it should.
To be clear, I expected that the Yoga stylus might have some issues, but not so many that it would be unusable in a professional environment.
This could have been a much easier process if TCL were better.
TL:DR accessories for the Nxtpaper 14 are very hard to source in Australia and TCL makes this process harder than it should be.
I'm so unimpressed with Android. I have intelligent charging mode on - yet the battery always "fast" charges to 100%. At one point it randomly did other things. This is every bit as bad as a goofy Microsoft Windows system.
EDIT: Oh my gosh. I thought my Android tablet wasn't turning on because the battery needed to be charged up to some percent. I just needed to turn it on. Geez. That was epically stupid.
How can i found original one cuz all in market is not original can anyone help me on this
My phone is
nxtpaper 60 ultra original screen
After receiving Android 15 upgrade earlier this year, a new update v9.0.CVAJ came through over the air unexpectedly yesterday and upgraded my Nxtpaper 14 to Android 16. It is working fine so far and most changes from Android 15 seem quite subtle.
Has anyone else received their Android 16 upgrade?
Sorry for those who haven't received their Android 15 yet. Hopefully it is a sign that TCL is skipping Android 15 and will send you Android 16 instead.
I read in the specifications for the TCL Next Paper 11 Plus (and 14) stylus that it uses EMR technology. There are other EMR styluses that use this technology, such as the STAEDTLER Noris Digital Classic 180 22. Are they compatible?
So I've been making due with an aftermarket case and Inksense Stylus Plus for my 70 Nxtpaper pro phone, and they've been decent but I've logged for the tools that are meant to go with it.
FINALLY... Amazon has it. Not the fancy bulky one I didn't want, but a lovely slender profile with the T-Pen and for an amazing price here.
It'll be here Saturday and I can't wait! If you've been looking for one too, here it is.
UPDATE: Feels a little cheap and flimsy compared to my other case which I feels offer more protection but at the same time it makes it much lighter and easier to hold.
I wouldn't use the T-Pen for more than some quick highlights or notes which is my real gripe with it. But it's satisfactory for the price.
I want an android tablet for mainly drawing. Is it good for drawing and also just media consumption? Also how does the battery compare to your previous non TCL tablets if anyone has any to refer to.
Specifically the Movinkpad 11 and the NXTpaper 14 are the two I am looking at. I don't know if NXTpaper 14 quality control is good and if it's good as Wacom for drawing at a lower cost. Also am interested in the bigger screen from nxtpaper.
Anyone have this and can share their experience
I just found out about this device that seems perfect for my needs. However, I am SUPER deep into the Apple family and use Airdrop / cross device copy paste / saved passwords all the time, daily.
This tablet would be primarily for browsing and reading / sheet music, but could potentially work well on my job.
Do you think it’s an issue or is there a simple solution for these on Android/Apple combo? Been over 10 years since I’ve had an Android device. I’ve found 0 experiences from Apple user perspective. Cheers!