Paperlike tablets such as the TCL NXTPAPER ones

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nunasdream

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#322639 7-Sep-2025 09:40

Hi there

Has anyone tried one of these tablets? Specifically the TCL NXTPAPER ones? I have a decent phone (S23) but I'm getting old and reading on the screen is too much.

So I was looking at one of these

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/TABTCL11011/TCL-NXTPAPER-11---WiFi-Only-2K-11-NXTPAPER-Display

But is it actually nicer to read on than a normal LCD screen? I did consider a kindle or kobo but something that can also play videos etc is more convenient.

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#3412145 7-Sep-2025 10:37

I have tried the Remarkable and I own a first gen Scribe.

I would use the Scribe more if there was OneNote integration.

I do really like it, it works really well for taking notes.

If I had my time again I've had spent the extra and got a Remarkable.

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#3412156 7-Sep-2025 11:34

You could also consider: Lenovo IdeaPad 11" tablet.

This has replaced the Lenovo P11 tablet which I use all the time when I want to view almost anything that requires a bigger, brighter screen than a mobile phone. Pen included and Folio keyboard available as extra.

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/TABLEN110171/Lenovo-IdeaTab-11-Paperlike-Screen-Tablet---128GB

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#3412849 9-Sep-2025 11:51

Actually that one looks better. More RAM so a bit more future proof. I'll check it out thank you.

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#3412960 9-Sep-2025 13:27

I got the reMarkable Paper Pro Move on the weekend. Seems good so far, but the sync abilities are limited, I assume because they have a proprietary OS.