TCL NxtPaper 10s

Handles multitasking well ; Excellent battery life ; Multiple display modes to help reduce eye strain

Matte-finish screen looks fuzzy ; Packed with bloatware ; Overpriced for its feature set

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...

Friendly on the eyes thanks to 73 per cent blue light reduction. ; It fills the gap between PC and tablet, so goes well for both work and entertainment purposes. ; The design is sleek and minimalistic, and compact to cart around unobtrusively. ; Works...

It’s tricky to get the tablet itself in and out of the included case, which is no doubt more of a me problem. ; Because it’s so handy as a small PC I can imagine getting caught up in work if I took it on holiday as an entertainment tool – if I ever got...

If you want a slick screen and solid writing experience, this is a great device. It’s also a cool little unit to use as a second PC – especially while travelling, as the included keyboard has a great feel to it.

For most people, the writing experience on an iPad or a Samsung tablet will be just fine, plus you get a much better all-around device for apps, games, web browsing, and more. And for those who crave a tablet designed for the best writing experience,...

Colourful Paperlike display ; Display is easy on the eyes ; Excellent viewing angle ; MicroSD card slot ; Included keyboard

Performance could be faster ; Thick bezels

The TCL NXTPAPER 10S Is a refreshing new device that takes your eye health into account while still providing an impressive and colourful experience whether you're using it to work, learn or play. It is an ideal choice if you’re buying a tablet for a...