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Affordable and Thoughtful: TCL’s NXTPaper Displays Challenge OLED Technology
TCL introduces NXTPaper 4.0, enhancing eye-friendly display technology with improved modes and features, launching alongside the TCL 60 XE NXTPaper 5G this year

- March 12, 2025
- Updated: March 12, 2025 at 9:19 AM

TCL has officially launched NXTPaper 4.0, its latest iteration of eye-friendly display technology that promises to enhance viewing experiences for users.
The new version will arrive alongside the TCL 60 XE NXTPaper 5G in North America later this year, priced starting at $199. A variation, the TCL 60 SE NXTPaper 5G, will make its debut in Europe and the U.K. with a starting price of £180.
This upgraded display technology boasts improved visualization features, allowing users to seamlessly switch between three distinct ink-paper modes. These modes can be accessed using a physical switch, enabling users to toggle between vibrant color displays and e-reader-style monochrome views quickly.
TCL claims it can contribute to a significant 50% increase in battery life when using the highest “Max Ink” mode
This flexibility seeks to cater to an audience that often spends extensive periods in front of screens, addressing concerns about eye strain and visual fatigue.
One of the core advancements in NXTPaper 4.0 is its refined ability to filter blue light and diminish glare from ambient light sources, which is crucial for prolonged usage.
This enhancement isn’t just about comfort; TCL claims it can contribute to a significant 50% increase in battery life when using the highest “Max Ink” mode. Users can enjoy the benefits of color visibility without sacrificing ocular wellness.
Moreover, the anti-glare features have been notably improved, reducing reflection and minimizing fingerprint smudges, which have historically plagued smartphone screens.
At events like MWC 2025, attendees noted that the display’s performance held up well against glare, making it an appealing option for users in bright environments.
As smartphone technology evolves, TCL’s continued investment in NXTPaper is notable for both its affordability and thoughtful innovation. While NXTPaper may not deliver the vibrant colors associated with standard OLED displays, the trade-off in battery efficiency and eye comfort is a compelling reason for many consumers to consider these devices.
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