NXTPAPER 11 Plus

Honestly, you just think you want to read comics on e-ink. Realistically, it's not really there yet. and a 6" or 7" reader is just too small, you would want an 8' color tablet at a minimum, in my opinion. Some will say a 7" reader is good enough, but it seems tiny to me. A tablet is still the best f

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 do this with my tcl NXT paper 11 plus. Battery lasts months, the matte screen together with black and white paper mode make it look like an actual eink device.

With Nxtvision disabled, it only dithers in Color Paper mode per Sutrich's testing of 60 Ultra (same tech) and TCL. Manufacturers can pick and choose how they implement MiraVision features. It's not universally applied the same way. TCL has a software layer called Nxtvision enabled by default for HD

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

I was interested in it, but that got me digging more into TCL and I got the NXTPAPER 11 Plus. Less money, plus has Play Store on it? Done. It's worked out great so far!

you had the device for 3 days and have already concluded that The font size is tiny. I cannot change that. and I can't find any information on this. yet there's a user manual right on the device itself which explains all these things and I find it hard to believe that you haven't found the eInk cent

The closest you are going to get with your wishlist of features is the TCL NxtPaper 11 plus. It’s not e-ink, but does have innovative screen functionality. I have one to go along with my e-ink readers and my iPad, and I think it’s the best device I have for reading comics.

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.

Why would someone choose this over the NXTpaper 11 Plus Android tablet? I asked myself the same thing 2 months ago and even made a post in this sub. I eventually got the 11 Plus and thank God I did. Just look at the Kickstarter comments... (my theory) It appears that the Note A1 is based on AOSP whi