TCL NxtPaper 60 Ultra

“I can accept the weaker performance scores – this isn’t trying to be a powerhouse or ultimate gaming machine – but it would have been nice to see the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra being a bit more competitive on the battery life front. And with such a focus on the display, the lack of OLED technology, and the softer contrast ratio it brings, feels like a missed opportunity. With that being said, the TCL Nxtpaper 60 Ultra does something that no other phone is doing right now, bridging the gap between smartphones and e-readers and delivering a phone with a massive display that is a delight to take notes on and can morph into a zen reading space with the literal flick of a switch. It’s not going to be for everyone but those to whom it caters will struggle to find a better fit than this.”

“If you want a smartphone that offers a range of different screen modes, the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra is pretty much unparalleled. The Color Ink mode is as good as you'll find on the Remarkable Paper Pro, and the regular e-ink setting is like a Kindle. However, aside from that quite niche capability, there isn't anything here, for its price range, that you won't find anywhere else.”