TCL 60 NXTPAPER

K-Moss

I decided to go with the this model. Any reviews/experiences from those here? Seems like the best available right now for those wanting superior screen comfort.

Sunspark

Nobody here has it that I saw, but it seems like a very affordable device. Be sure to comment when you get it!

For those wondering, this device is an IPS LCD with a matte-ish coating and a button you can press to put it in greyscale mode.

My problem is that I have 2 LTE phones (Android, iOS) that both work for me. They are old now, but I don't play games or watch videos on them.. so I have no real reason to get another phone.

deepflame

Sunspark I have 2 LTE phones (Android, iOS) that both work for me.

Could you share your devices and OS versions? I could not find any of this information in some of your previous posts. Thanks!

Sunspark

There is no point getting them, they're old.

Samsung A70 on Android 9, iPhone X on iOS 16.7.11

I have even older devices that also work.

francerex

I have ordered a NXTPAPER 11 Plus to try out. Might get the 60SE if the experience goes well.

However, I fear my old and trusted iPhone 8 Plus is still a better phone than the 60SE on most parameters. Maybe 5G is an improvement?

Even battery is not too bad since I replace it myself

K-Moss

francerex I for one eagerly await your NXTPAPER experiences.

In one review I recently watched, it was said the TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER is using PWM but at a very high rate.

I don't like the idea of trying to outsmart the extremely sophisticated eyes and brain using extremely fast PWM.

For an IPS there should be no need for any PWM.

K-Moss

K-Moss Just heard from TCL that at least their current TCL 60 phone model uses dithering.

Didn't ask about the tablet, but I'd guess it is the same.

francerex

K-Moss https://youtu.be/jcRRpPEA78Q?si=rMp4hcm76KBvk2TR