TCL is taking a significant stride forward in its commitment to enhancing user comfort, particularly when it comes to the well-being of our eyes. The result of this endeavor is the TCL 40 NxtPaper, a cutting-edge smartphone that prioritizes eye safety. The NxtPaper technology, initially developed by TCL for TV, tablet, and laptop displays, has now made its way to smartphones, further underlining the company’s dedication to user welfare.
At the heart of the TCL 40 NxtPaper is a 6.78-inch LCD screen with a refresh rate of 90Hz, boasting a Full HD+ resolution and a 20.5:9 aspect ratio. This device employs the advanced NxtPaper v2.0 technology, which includes a specialized e-reader mode tailored to provide an optimal reading experience.
The device isn’t limited to reading, though. TCL has equipped the smartphone with a stylus that cleverly integrates into the device’s body. The combination of the stylus and the multi-layered NxtPaper technology creates a remarkably natural writing experience that emulates the feel of using pen and paper.
Delving into the specifications of the TCL 40 NxtPaper, its performance is driven by the Dimensity 6020 SoC for the 5G variant and the Mediatek Helio G88 for the 4G variant. Accompanying this processing power is 8GB of RAM, expandable up to 8GB of virtual RAM, alongside 256GB of storage. Should additional storage be required, a microSD slot is readily available.
In the realm of photography, the smartphone boasts a tri-lens setup. This includes a main 50MP module, a 5MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2MP macro module. The front-facing camera is no slouch either, sporting a 32MP sensor.
Going beyond its core functionalities, the TCL 40 NxtPaper also features stereo speakers enhanced with DTS 3D Boom Sound technology. Additionally, the inclusion of a 3.5mm headphone jack ensures compatibility with a wide range of audio peripherals.
Addressing battery life, the smartphone incorporates 33W fast charging for its substantial 5,010mAh battery. A half-charge can be attained in around thirty minutes, while a full charge necessitates approximately 100 minutes.
Available for purchase in Europe, the TCL 40 NxtPaper starts at a price point of 200 Euros. This strategic move marks Europe as a pivotal market for TCL’s smartphone endeavors, possibly influenced by the region’s emphasis on health-conscious technology usage.
