The TCL Nxtpaper 60 Ultra integrates Nxtpaper 4.0 into a 7.2-inch mid-range phone that prioritizes comfort and size instead of flagship-level performance. The LCD delivers a 120 Hz refresh with surprisingly deep blacks and color science that can resemble OLED, while Nxtpaper adds layers that create a slight haze. The matte finish minimizes reflections and fingerprints but reduces visibility in direct sunlight. Nxtpaper supports ultra-low brightness down to two nits and remains effective to around 3.4% battery without color tinting. The panel avoids pulse-width modulation to prevent flicker-related eye strain. The large footprint limits one-handed use and pocketability, and the included case accommodates a stylus.
"The TCL Nxtpaper 60 Ultra changes that, integrating the latest version of Nxtpaper 4.0 technology into a larger-format mid-range device. This is not a spec-chasing flagship like the Galaxy S25 Ultra or the Pixel 10 Pro, instead positioned as an "Ultra" in terms of comfort and size rather than sheer performance. A screen built for eye comfort The first thing I noticed when I unboxed the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra was its unmistakably large 7.2-inch panel, which dwarfs the Galaxy S25 Ultra I carry."
"The LCD panel features a 120 Hz refresh for smooth navigation, and black levels impressed me more than I expected from LCD. In fact, much of the color science resembled an OLED display. The tech that drives Nxtpaper's eye-soothing display adds extra layers on top, which can give content a subtle haze. The matte finish kills any reflections and most fingerprints, but also makes it somewhat difficult to view in direct sunlight."
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