NXTPAPER 11 Plus

I don't wanna hurt anyone's feelings here but it's incredible how many people fell for this borderline scam in the first place. Kickstarter campaigns are basically "mass produced prototypes" with the purpose to either establish a brand or to test the grounds for a new product without selling it thro

This is a super weird post, I'm seriously interested if it was even written by a human and if so what is the motive behind it. I mean if I was TCL I wouldn't pay you a dime for writing such a blatant ad that doesn't even try to sound authentic at all. you just rehearse TCL marketing phrases (even us

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

sounds overpriced version of tcl nxtpaper 11 plus.

thats really stupid from Amazon However the TCL page is very clear about this: https://www.tcl.com/global/en/tablets/tcl-nxtpaper-11-plus go to specs -> connectivity and it says USB 2.0 unfortunately capped USB-C ports are still pretty common among cheap phones and tablets even though every cheap Ch

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

Price point makes no sense next to TCL Nxtpaper 11 plus.

I got in the Kickstarter but decided to pass. Too much for too little IMO. FWIW I owned a NXTPaper 11 Plus - briefly - until the volume button just fell off. Nice device, but questionable build quality. I initially tried to get support from TCL and it was a mess. Fortunately I bought it from Amazon

I agree. The TCL Note A1 NXTPaper is a redesigned NXTPaper 11 Plus. The technical specs are very similar. It is a clear OS downgrade, unless you are strictly looking for a fully focused note-taking device. To justify the acquisition of such device at its current price, the notes app should be top le

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