TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER 5G Cell Phone, AT&T, T-Mobile & Verizon Unlocked Android Smartphone, 8GB+256GB, 6.8" 120Hz Paper-Like Display, AI Features, 5010mAh Battery, Advanced Camera System, Space Blue

This a great phone. I love the matte screen and the nxtpaper mode is really cool. It also performes very well for a cheaper phone. I was able to install Genshin Impact and play it, the graphics are limited though. It's impressive at gaming performance at this price. The screen in my favorite part though because I am weird and hate shiny displays. There is almost zero reflection in the screen even with a light right behind me.

I'm read a lot, and my eyes tire by the end of the day. The TCL 60 makes reading much more comfortable and enjoyable. It's a fully functional smartphone and the battery lasts for days. The only weakness I see is that the camera is not as good as the premium camera I enjoy on my oneplus 12. I may be a bit spoiled. Still I'm very pleased with the Nxtpaper, and my eyes no longer sting all the time. Wish it came with a protective case because they are hard to find.

I upgraded to this from their older model TCL 20 SE 64GB RAM + 128GB ROM purchased back in 2021. So far I only see pros with the smart phone after owning it for over 1 week. Display is very clear and I can go from one app to another very fast and rarely any lag. Camera and video quality is very good. The phone is great value for anyone that dislike paying a lot of money for unlocked phones from major manufacturers. I currently use Google Fi 5G and it works great with the phone. I used the E-SIM to setup with Google Fi services.

This is a great phone for any price. I have been using it for 2 months with no issues. No lag in games or apps, nice screen great pictures. I have dropped it many times, no problems. But always use a screen protector and case. I would definitely recommend this phone.

There are many good things to say about this phone and a few criticisms as well. As for the strengths: The screen is excellent. The screen is not the brightest or the highest resolution screen out there, but it is very well designed for its intended consumer. That is, the screen is much easier on the eyes than any typical smartphone screen. The matte finish of the screen reduces reflections to almost zero and that makes a very positive impact on usability. I definitely experienced less eye strain with this phone compared to any other phone I have used in the past (that includes iPhones, and Android phones from Samsung and Motorola). As for the negatives: I became very frustrated, very quickly, with the fingerprint sensor. The fingerprint sensor is integrated into the on/off button. That itself is fine. However the sensor itself was highly problematic. It typically took 2 or three tries for the sensor to recognize my fingerprint. This was after deleting and adding my index finger and thumb several times. There were several times when I was attempting to use Google Pay at a POS terminal at a store and became flustered and frustrated because I couldn't authenticate with my fingerprint. The camera is another liability. While the specs of the camera are not in and of themselves problematic, the photo quality was. This was not an issue with the number of megapixels but rather with the quality of the sensor itself. Photos were not crisp but often blurry in typical indoor lighting conditions. It took reasonable (but not acceptable) photos outdoors in bright lighting conditions but that's it. All indoor photos struggled to maintain a reasonable level of focus and brightness. The issue was of course even worse in low-light conditions where the camera could not take even 'keepable' photos due to low light/grainyness, etc. In sum, although there were several strong point for the phone - in particular the screen, I had to return it because at the end of the day the fingerprint sensor and the camera were significantly worse than other phones that are equally priced.

After a full week of tuning the phone, it's finally ready! It's a good phone, felt solid, natural to easily held with one hand. Transfered my data from my old samsung phone, but missed a lot of data. (unlike a Samsung to Samsung phone transfer last time) What I like: 2TB SD card support. The price. The kindle like screen. What I don't like: no wireless charging. mind numbing wired charging speed. hard to fine a good case. So because it's so slow on charging, I dig up my old magenetic charging cable just for this phone. If I want to transfer files, just FTP it on using a APP. So far so good, only had it for less than 24hrs, everything I needed worked fine. Very budget friendly phone. Still need some tuning over the interface, but over all very good.

I am enjoying my new phone. I had the TCL 10L, this TCL 60XE NXTPAPER 5G definitely feels like an upgrade. A few things that I wish were better... The phone ring volume isn't very loud. There is distortion when on a call, both on the earpiece & on speaker phone. The camera is OK. Low light is not good at all for a good picture, mainly when taking a "selfie", from my experience. I wish it would charge faster than it does, however it isn't horrible. I didn't think I would like the fingerprint scan button, but I'm finding that I like it better than the 10L. I like the size of the phone. I like that it has a 256GB storage size. (on the model I have) The speaker volume for playing videos is plenty loud. Over all, I would recommend this phone. For the price, it does everything I need it to do + some. I've added 3 photos, with good lighting, less lighting & even less lighting.... Enjoy LOL! :D I would give it 5 stars, but for the distorted audio while on phone calls.

Great little phone. I love the display. Very easy on the eyes. The color mides are amazing. The processor is more than snappy for my needs. The phone has a nice size and light weight. The expandable memory plus headphone jack in 2025 seals the deal! The only 2 small gripes; the camera is just OK and the display could be a bit brighter. The auto brightness is wonky. I had to download a separate screen brightness slider app so I could make easy brightness adjustments. EDIT: TCL has been great about updates. The update I received on 12/30 resolved the brightness issue. I really like this phone.