TCL Nxtpaper 10S

“The TCL Nxtpaper 10s takes a unique approach to tablet design with a screen that feels more like you’re writing on paper—but the rest of the experience suffers as a result.”

“The TCL Nxtpaper 10s takes a unique approach to its display, packing on multiple layers to help filter out blue light and reduce eye strain. While it’s great that TCL is focusing on eye care, particularly for younger users, these layers reduce the picture quality and responsiveness of the tablet. Still, its ability to multitask, handle different types of media and function as a convertible laptop make it an ideal choice for schoolwork.”

“The TCL Nxtpaper 10S is a decent tablet device running Android. However, you got to ignore the Nxtpaper bit and don’t expect it to offer the same levels of eye comfort as the e-paper display does. What made the company name the tablet as such is best known to it but beyond that, there is nothing much to shout home about with the tablet. That said, it isn’t a complete pushover either. In other words, it might be worth a look.”

“The TCL NXTPAPER 10s is perfect for the casual user who wants to be able to do a bit of everything. But it goes a step further, the T Pen and Keyboard case can be really useful, complementary tools for productivity.”