NXTPAPER 11 Plus

I enjoy reading on my 11 Plus quite a bit. I'm only mildly disappointed that they aren't compatible with emr styli but that wasn't even why I got the tablet. I just wanted to see how I felt about the display modes. Having moved away from gaming on my phone I'm half convinced to try the phones next.

I primarily bought the 11 Plus tablet because of its "NXTPAPER" screen and it has vastly exceeded my expectations. Given how cheap the tablet was (250€ with pen and case) I'm still amazed how well it performs, it even serves me as a small laptop replacement in the evening with a BT keyboard attached

It’s very strange. The 11 plus doesn’t come with a a stylus or case. In fact, not having a decent case option is one of the impediments to buying one. The 11 gen 2 does. The plus is 2k the gen 2 appears to be HD. The memory configurations for the gen 2 are both lower than the the plus. They’re all c

Matte, yes... paper-like in appearance, yes... paper-like in feel, no. I have a NXTPaper 11 Plus and it can replace my iPad and my Kindle Scribe for everything other than pen-on-screen notetaking. IMO, there is nothing that feels as much as pencil on paper as the Scribe. If TCL would produce a soft

I have the nxtpaper 11 plus if that is what you mean and as far as I could find the only pen that is compatible is the TCL T-Pen which I bought and it works well but is $30.00 on Amazon.

It is not as precise as the S Pen on Samsung Galaxy Tab S devices (EMR tech). The S Pens with a soft tip are something else. Your writing will look exactly as you expect it to. The default pen tip on the T-Pen is hard. It is less precise and -depending on the software used- prone to writing with you

Thanks. I agree 100% on the pen on screen feel. After watching YT reviews where folks said it was like writing on paper I was chagrined to find that completely not true. I also loved the writing feel of the Kindle Scribe (2024) even better than Remarkable 2. I have found that I've adjusted to the wr

I agree, unfortunately, a lot of people here (myself included) got it from Kickstarter. No refunds. Just get the Nxtpaper 11 Plus if you want a straightforward Android tablet with a decent screen. TCL pitched the A1 as a focused note taking device, and I'm OK with that because the slow refresh and g

What do you mean "MyScript notes" doesn't work? I have it on both my 11 Plus and 11 (the non-plus version), and it works very well. It doesn't require internet connection and has a good multilingual support. The document mode even lets you recognize formulas. If you export to pdf the handwritten tex

I don't do handwritten notes (because I never figured an effective way to further process/edit them once I switch over to my mobile phone or windows computer) but since you asked me nicely and I had all pens at hand I've done a short test: NXTPaper 11 Plus: There's a little bit resistance but it's n