TCL's Nxtpaper phones have displays that provide protection from blue light and glare, and they're coming to the U.S. for the ...

The new TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER 5G is a phone exclusive to North America and is also the first time TCL is bringing its new ...

The TCL K32 (shown on right) will be TCL's first 5G phone "under $100". It will launch exclusively in the US, but not until September. Other details will be announced closer to release.

TCL has announced the TCL 60 XE Nxtpaper 5G at CES 2025, and while this is not the first Nxtpaper phone, it is the first one to launch in the U.S., which is a big deal. For those who haven’t ...

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The new TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER phone has a beautiful full-color paper-like display with a black-and-white mode that gives days of battery life at the flick of a switch. There are plenty of devices ...

The mind-numbingly named TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER 5G is here, and it will be the first phone in North America with a NXTPAPER Key. In fact, it will be exclusive to North American markets. It will also ...

Also: CES 2025: What is it, what to expect, and how to tune in But what makes the TCL phone unique is its Nxtpaper 3.0 display technology, which blocks blue light to promote visual comfort and ...

In terms of the camera, TCL has used a 50MP sensor for the back and a 32MP sensor for the front. The phone will be available in Canada in May, and the US later this year. It has a retail price of ...

TCL has made big strides in the US market for TVs in the last several years (it also makes projectors), and it’s promising to introduce some exciting stuff with the 2025 models of its QM6K ...

But this new TCL 60 XE Nxtpaper 5G I just went hands-on with at CES 2025 is something truly unique. It definitely has the potential to make our best Android phone list, especially if you're on a ...

Ms Whyman claimed the decision was a result of a TCL rule that stipulated a female player was only registered to play for a specific team, not the club. She alleged it differed from the men’s ...