NXTPAPER 14

I have a TCL Nxtpaper 14 as a dedicated music tablet. It's too big for anything else but the A4 size and simulated e-ink is lovely for reading sheet music with minimal strain. The tablet is relatively cheap, about £350 in UK. I then use Mobile Sheets to keep my music library together and this is gre

I have a TCL NXTPaper 14 and I love it. It's a little bigger than an omnibus, has a matte (more paper like) screen, and it's light. It's also cheap. I've been through many tablets finding the perfect one, and this is it

i've had every form factor from 7" to 12"... now that i have the TCL NXTPAPER 14 ... At 14.25" I am never going back to anything smaller. i read a lot of eurocomics and the smaller tablets do not make for comfortable reading on these poor old eyes.

I just bought an TCL NxtPaper 14 specifically to read PDFs. So far, I like it. But it's not the same as having the book. I would recommend going no smaller than a 14" Android tablet or a 13" iPad Air/Pro. Any tablet smaller than that makes the text too small for any book that's sizes US Letter or A4

I've owned three TCL Nxtpaper devices and every one of them had terrible speakers, including the tablets. The Nxtpaper 50 Pro is a little lighter and a little smaller than the Nxtpaper 70 Pro but has terrible speakers. I'm sure the 70 Pro also has terrible speakers. I just don't understand people li

Screen size is quite similar to Samsung S25 Ultra which I was using previously but the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro is definitely much lighter. Everything on this phone works well except for making and receiving voice calls. I also tested the Singpass app and it works fine, along with my banking apps like DB

I was looking at those same tiny eink readers lol. I also looked at stuff like kobos and the remarkable paper pro move. The phone looks damn close to eink though. I really wanted something pocketable, everything else was priced wayyyy higher than this though (I had almost bought the nxtpaper 60 xe d