#Đánh_giá_TCL_40_Nxtpaper_5G_Review

Được ra mắt gần đây, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G đã thu hút sự chú ý của nhiều người yêu công nghệ. Với những ấn tượng đầu tiên, sản phẩm này đang gây tiếng vang lớn trên thị trường.

Với thiết kế sang trọng và màn hình lớn, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G hứa hẹn mang đến trải nghiệm hấp dẫn cho người dùng. Màn hình kích thước 40 inch sử dụng công nghệ Nxtpaper độc đáo, cho phép hiển thị hình ảnh với chất lượng xuất sắc và gần như loại bỏ hoàn toàn ánh sáng xanh. Điều này giúp bảo vệ đôi mắt của người dùng khi sử dụng lâu dài.

Không chỉ vậy, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G cũng được trang bị công nghệ 5G tiên tiến, mang đến tốc độ truyền tải nhanh chóng và ổn định. Điều này không chỉ tăng cường khả năng kết nối mạng mà còn mở ra nhiều cơ hội trải nghiệm mới cho người dùng.

Với hệ điều hành Android, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G cung cấp một loạt tính năng và ứng dụng phong phú, từ giải trí đến công việc hàng ngày. Người dùng có thể tải về các ứng dụng yêu thích từ Google Play Store và tận hưởng chúng trên màn hình lớn với chất lượng hình ảnh vượt trội.

Ngoài ra, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G cũng được trang bị hệ thống loa âm thanh chất lượng cao, mang đến trải nghiệm nghe nhìn đầy sắc nét. Điều này rất phù hợp cho việc xem phim, nghe nhạc hoặc thưởng thức các chương trình giải trí trực tuyến.

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Nếu bạn đang tìm kiếm một sản phẩm công nghệ đa năng và mạnh mẽ, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G chắc chắn là sự lựa chọn hoàn hảo cho bạn. Đừng bỏ lỡ cơ hội sở hữu sản phẩm này tại Queen Mobile và trải nghiệm những điều tuyệt vời mà nó mang lại!

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KẾT LUẬN

TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G là một sản phẩm mới từ hãng TCL hứa hẹn sẽ kích thích người mua với những tính năng độc đáo. Với màn hình 40 inch và hỗ trợ công nghệ Nxtpaper, sản phẩm mang đến trải nghiệm xem phim và chơi game chất lượng cao. Màn hình Nxtpaper có khả năng tái tạo màu sắc và độ tương phản tự nhiên, giúp mang đến hình ảnh rõ nét và chân thực. Máy cũng được trang bị kết nối 5G, giúp người dùng truy cập internet nhanh chóng và ổn định. Ngoài ra, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G còn hỗ trợ công nghệ âm thanh Dolby Atmos, tăng cường trải nghiệm nghe nhạc và xem phim. Tóm lại, với những tính năng và công nghệ hàng đầu, TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G sẽ là lựa chọn hấp dẫn cho người mua đam mê công nghệ.

First Impressions

The TCL 40 Nxtpaper is a budget phone that is doing something different, using TCL’s paper-like display technology to set it apart. At under £220, the 5G could be worth your cash if the unique screen is to your liking.

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  Nxtpaper displayThe screen uses TCL’s paper-like Nxtpaper technology for added eye comfort
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  Large battery5000mAh battery cell inside, and TCL claims “all-day high performance”
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  AI triple camera setup50-megapixel main, 2-megapixel depth and 2-megapixel macro lenses onboard with AI features

Introduction

Technology can often be a bit same-y. Manufacturers settle on a tried-and-true style in a category and you’ll see many similar devices year after year. With the new 40 Nxtpaper 5G, TCL yells “nay”.

I’m at IFA 2023 and got to check out the new TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G but, in truth, I was hoping to see its stablemate, the 40 Nxtpaper. That model shirks 5G but actually offers better all-round specifications, despite a cheaper £179.99 price. But, that’s not all, it comes with stylus support – which you can purchase alongside a case that will hold it and the phone – taking advantage of the paper-like display.

Unfortuately, there’s no stylus fun in sight for the 40 Nxtpaper 5G but it still dons the unique display and I was excited to take a for a quick spin. Here are my first impressions.

Design and Screen

• 6.6-inch HD+ Nxtpaper screen
• 192 grams and 8.99mm thin
• Starlight Black only colour option

Looking at the front of the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G, before you turn the screen on, there is little to make it stand out. It is standard budget phone fair, with a teardrop notch and decently chunky bezels. But, even before you set your eyes on the Nxtpaper technology, the rear of the phone is sure to have this phone standing out as well.

TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

Close-up of the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G display

The back of the 40 Nxtpaper 5G adorns rough black material, that’s grippy yet still comfortable to hold. The texture has vibes of the Asus Zenfone 9 but is rougher — a more apt comparison is the legendary Sandstore Black offered by OnePlus in the past. I really like it.

Now, the main event, the Nxtpaper panel. I was pleasantly surprised by its look, with HD+ being stretched across 6.6-inches not sounding like a great recipe for success. In truth, the textured nature of the Nxtpaper display is carrying out a neat trick and skewing the blurriness of the low resolution. It may be slight of hand but it works.

And, the reason it works is that I was so focused on what the Nxtpaper panel offers. First, it is a matte panel, meaning pesky lighting isn’t going to ruin your experience. That’s underselling it really as matte displays often only dissipate reflections but this panel positively eats them up.

Playing games on the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

Playing games on the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

Playing games on the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

Whether it is the novelty of something different, I’m not quite sure but swiping around on this textured panel feels like an unfamiliar joy too. Think back to when you started using a glossy touchscreen phone, it likely didn’t feel intuitive as first and this display reminds of those times, as having a tactile interaction with this phone is extremely satisfying.

I also expected the Nxtpaper panel to significantly hurt the viewing experience but, while colours don’t pop like they would with a traditional IPS or something swankier like an AMOLED, the screen is more than passable. It was anything but offputting, with browsing and gameplay on this phone helped along by a 90Hz refresh rate, and colours look natural.

If the thought of the Nxtpaper display intrigues you, don’t let the low resolution or thought of washed out colours put you off, it’s a small pill to swallow. The display also brings the benefit of low blue light – another win for the 40 Nxtpaper 5G.

Camera

• Triple camera setup
• 8MP selfie camera

As a sub-£250 phone, I wasn’t expecting wonders from the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G and it duly obliged. I was only able to take a few snaps with the 50-megapixel main shooter and my initial impressions were that the results were pretty rough. Again, this could be another “trick” but this time working against the Nxtpaper display, as detail looked positively smudgey and colours rather warm. I’d be intrigued to see this phone’s images ported to another phone.

Elsewhere, the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G touts a 2-megapixel depth, 2-megapixel macro and a 8-megapixel selfie camera. TCL offers up a long list of camera features, but the jury’s out on if this phone can make them sing, ranging from AI Scene Detection, a Pro Mode and Steady Snap to Face Beautification and Selfie Zoom. There’s also support for 1080p video recording at 30fps.

Performance and Software

• MediaTek Dimensity 6020 chip
• 6GB RAM plus 6GB virtual RAM
• 256GB storage

My short hands-on time didn’t give me the opportunity to truly put the performance of the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G through its paces but the early signs are good. Navigation was postively snappy and I took a couple of games for a spin, with no slowdown that you might expect from a budget blower.

Unlike the in-your-face nature of this special Nxtpaper display, TCL software positively gets out of your way, with little bloatware in sight to jump down your throat. A refreshing positive. It’s the TCL UI 5.0 take on Android 13 that this phone is sporting. No word on how long support will be provided for Android and security updates for this series just yet.

Rear of the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

Side view of the TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

For battery life, the TCL comes with a 5000mAh cell, which it claims allows you to enjoy “all-day high-performance and online entertainment on a single charge”. You’ll have to wait for our full review to give a definitive answer on how this pans out in terms of hours. It’ll also be using intelligent charging to aid with preventing battery degradation, delaying charging past 80% until shortly before you rise in the morning. The charging itself is quite underwhelming at 15W and no support for wireless charging.

Early Verdict

The TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G really is all about the display, as you can likely find booster camera capabilities and other features elsewhere. But, if the Nxtpaper panel does catch your eye and you can live without a decent camera, this could be a solid pick for you.

What really stands in this phone’s way is its stablemate and, particularly, if you’ve little need for 5G. The TCL 40 Nxtpaper offers better specifications across the board along with stylus support, which feels like a missed opportunity on the 5G version given the paper-like panel.

Specs

UK RRP

USA RRP

Manufacturer

Screen Size

Storage Capacity

Rear Camera

Front Camera

Video Recording

IP rating

Battery

Fast Charging

Size (Dimensions)

Weight

Operating System

Release Date

Resolution

Refresh Rate

Ports

Chipset

RAM

Colours

TCL 40 Nxtpaper 5G

£219.99

$249

TCL

6.6 inches

256GB

50MP main, 2MP macro, 2MP depth

8MP

Yes

Not Disclosed

5000 mAh

Yes

164.46 x 75.4 x 8.99 MM

192 G

TCL UI 5.0, Android 13

2023

1612 x 720

90 Hz

USB-C, Audio Jack

MediaTek Dimensity 6020

6GB

Starlight Black

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