NXTPAPER 14 Android Tablet, 14.3" 2.4K Paper-Like Display, 8+256GB | 4096-Level Stylus & Case, NXTPAPER 3.0, AI Tools, 10000mAh, Drawing, Note Taking & Musician Tablet for Students & Creators

Really good for keeping your library of music all in one place. Very easy on the eyes. Very close to reading a paper score. Has been very reliable with good battery life. Didn't come with a charger, just a cord. Excellent for the price. And it's a good size for music. It is lightweight and should work on any music stand or piano stand, even those flimsy plastic stands on an electric keyboard. Works great with a foot pedal to change pages.

Took me all of 20 minutes to fall completely in love with this delicious piece of tech. Opening the box, it was clear this thing was handled with care - TCL tape on every seam - easily cut away to reveal handsome packaging. Similar to buying a phone, you just feel like something new and special awaits you. The unit came 50% charged so I was able to jump right in and play. Setup with my existing Google account was instant - right in my very familiar android world. From the jump, the screen clarity is what really impresses - just a soft gorgeous filter of light - easy on the eyes, and exquisite color separation. I immediately installed a couple familiar apps: Kindle and Spotify. The touch screen was responsive and the has a matted paper quality that is a bit alien to the touch in an electronic device, but a total delight - feels akin to turning pages. I opened Kindle to do some daily morning reading. At this point, I used the side button (which I had read about in reviews) to change to black/white paper mode - absolute game changer! Everything in antique black and white - and I'm not certain, but the interface even seemed to be slightly more responsive in this mode. For the ultimate test, I went outside to continue reading. Sun shining bright on an 80 degree summer morning, and although there is a bit of natural glare on the screen, I could 100% read the screen at any angle without much manipulation. I then went back to color mode with the easy push of the side button (awesome!). Jumped into Spotify and was delighted to turn the device 90 degrees in portrait mode and see an entirely new layout of Spotify to my eyes (1st Tablet). I am learning some tunes for a little music project and I was able to dive into the lyrics of each song in text size that was very large and comfortable to see. And it connected to my home wi-fi and bluetooth speaker with no issue whatsoever - quick and easy. My plan for this little device was to setup on my piano music stand so I can watch videos and pull up lyrics, music, tab and have enough real estate to see things with clarity. This device will ABSOLUTELY do that job and SO much more. The reviews prior to my own are spot on. This thing is a technical marvel at the price point. My only CONs would be as follows: the charging cord is C-type to C-type. I was expecting one end to be USB - so you're on your own in the charging department, but this seems to be the direction of tech these days anyway - so not a shock. The other is the lack of a back button. I'm just not used to that. Seems you swipe up from the bottom to get back to home, but I'm still a little fuzzy on how that works. It's a learning bump for me that I will overcome in time. Other than those two VERY persnickety items, I adore this tablet. I have a house full of TCL televisions and this piece of tech is even more impressive. Absolute walk-off home run of a purchase for my needs. As a small side note, I had seen a lot of music folk chatting about this tablet being a window to escape the I-Pad and their proprietary boondoggle. I've always been an Android user and for exactly the reason that lead me to this particular device. Android CAN get a little wonky depending on what you're doing, but I find the device and cost flexibility very attractive.

Very nice tablet at an amazingly cheap price. Color is brilliant on the tablet screen. Easy to see. Is a bit heavy but most tablets this size are. Highly recommended. The whole "paper" thing seems to be a marketing tool, frankly I'm not convinced that it really looks a lot like paper. However, the tablet in regular mode looks amazingly great.

I got this tablet to use for sheet music. It is great for this this. The display is pretty much the same size a a standard sheet of sheet music. Works great with mobilesheets. The display is easy to read in all indoor lighting conditions. I haven't tried it outdoors in the sun. As me again when summer rolls around. While the size is great for music, it's a little big for other tablet stuff. If it had a keyboard case, it'd be a good laptop replacement. The included case/cover works well. The pencil leaves room for improvement. My first complaint is the fact that this uses a proprietary format for the stylus. So far in my house, I have this tablet, an iPad, a Surface Pro, kindle fire tablets and a chromebook. The kindle and the Chromebook both us a USI stylus, but everything else is proprietary. They could have easily made this compatible with USI styli, but wanted to do their own thing. Which brings be to my other complaint. The pen is sluggish and not as responsive as the ones for my surface and iPad. I keep getting stray marks from my hand on the tablet. The magnet to hold it on the tablet is not nearly strong enough. I've hav this for a month and I'm surprised I haven't lost the pen yet. Good: Perfect size for sheet music Reasonable cost Lightweight for something this big Comes with included case Bad: Pen is sluggish Magnet does not hold pen securely A little big for general web browsing

I used to think a 14" tablet was too big. My other tablets were never bigger than 12". But for work I wanted to try an bigger screen.. I was planning on buying the newest samsung and so glad I found the TCL.. I have had this tablet for a couple days now and love it. I specifically bought it for the screen even outnin the sun I have not had a problem with glare or getting washed out. Its is a very nice version of android... smooth and quick. The pen is also a nice feature..being a long time samsung user the t-pen functions like an s pen...the software does have some minor bugs iv noticed but the tablet updated to to android 15 this morning and I thknk those bugs are gone... i will update my conclusion of that...over all for what you get it is a great deal and an awsome tablet... extremely happy with my purchase

I am using this tablet for my sheet music, particulary the mobile sheets software. So it is a limited use case, no watching videos or playing games. For sheet music this tablet is absolutely fabulous: - the battery life is good enough to go through many hours, probably 8 or 10. My longest session so far was 4 hours which only got it down to like 75% of charge. - The screen is quite nice, the anti reflective surface is nice, little to no glare - It is quite snappy. Swiping, roating the screen, zooming in and out are instant. - For my use case it has ample storage capacity although I have a real large collection of sheet music. - The size is quite pleasant, I can even put two pages on the screen side by side and still see them both sufficiently. Although for such a case it would be even nice to have that tablet as a 16 inch or more. - It charges really fast And yes, like many mentioned - it does not come with a wall plug, only a USB-C cable. Not a big problem, since I have a wall plug for all the other USB-C devices. It is actually nice to not yet get another thing I don't need. - The stylus works great. And others mentioned - there is no good place to attach it, really. The back of the cover perhaps. So I pass on that and carry the stylus in my purse. The stylus charges quickly. - The protective cover is nice and will help it to withstand drops. - Someone mentioned that this tablet does not update Android. Mine updated the Android version, system, security when I started it the first time, it had a mesage saying that it wsa not updated for 32 months. So it updated but it only to Android 15 which is not the latest and the security updates are outdated too. For my limited use case this is probably not too big a deal. I will add a Norton 360 though, just to pad it a bit extra. -Someone metnioned that it would run in loops and not start. I once had the situation where I had shut down the tablet entirely and had it on the charger. In this case it was not possible to start it up and it ran into this loop. Once I disconnected the charger, it started up right away. It has a deep sleep setting to save battery which I am using now instead. The price for such a device is fabulous. Now I just hope that it will last. If not I'll update this post but so far I am very happy and quite impressed - for my specific use case.

Happy with the purchase, and a bit surprised at how well it works so far. The large size makes it easy to read documents, the "paper" modes are a nice addition, and the battery lasts for hours of use. I was able to install an email program (not Google) and it worked right away. Other Playstore apps work on it too (I have a few favorites to install). The cover is also nice, although I don't know why the included a felt-loop stylus holder - the magnetic attachment is great; maybe the loop is for those who don't want to use the case. A couple of things to note: 1) the description says the device works only with the stylus. This is not exactly correct. Finger touches work, and I was able to quickly connect a small Bluetooth keyboard (which makes emailing much easier). 2) However, attempting to use a small plastic pointer and an old PDA stylus did not work for me, so perhaps that is what TCL means about working only with their stylus. 3) The device works with stylus, fingers, or BT keyboard with or without a screen protector. The pointing accuracy is best with the stylus, of course. 4) Although a spare stylus tip is included it seems likely that replacements will be needed over time. I hope TCL makes them available at a reasonable price. 5) Due to the inability to use an alternate stylus, I hope TCL also makes spare stylus pens available a reasonable price too. 6) I purchased a screen protector (I use them on all my touch devices) and noticed that the camera "bump" and two other sensors along the edge of the screen made it impossible to get a perfect fit. This is not TCL's fault, it is more likely due to the rather rigid screen protector. And it does not affect functionality - the slight detachment is outside of the actual screen area. However, it seems possible that the slight separation could get snagged and detach over time. A Zag protector (if available) would undoubtedly do better. I'll leave a comment about that on the screen protector review (not a TCL product) 7) Related to the previous point: the screen protector attached well to the screen (I use rubber gloves and a small rubber squeegee to apply them smoothly), but when the power is off there is a "ripple" effect that appears to be inconsistencies in the screen protector plastic itself. I tested with all three paper modes of the TCL, and with power on the ripple is not noticeable. Note: these are definitely *not* air pockets between the glass and the protector, but rather, appear to be inconsistencies in the protector film itself. Annoying but not a serious problem for the TCL. 8) It would be nice if the TCL had a smart card or microSD slot. For simply viewing PDFs and such, 128 GB may be fine, but with a few apps installed, another 128-256 GB, on microSD, would be a very welcome addition (and Android already handles SD devices, so this amounts to a small case change, a small PCB change, and a $0.50 connector. I hope TCL will consider adding an SD slot on future releases. After a few days use I'd buy this again. Nice design, really easy on the eyes, surprising screen mode "paper" options, good battery life, and it was delivered fast and *very* well packaged. Five stars.

I bought one of these NXTPAPER 14 tablets when Amazon was selling them for $300 during the 2025 Christmas season. I think the hardware is pretty good for the $300 price. The screen is large and reasonably colorful, sharp, responsive. Construction feels solid and reliable. I like that a stylus is included and I use it regularly, but this one is kind of sluggish. I don't know if the problem is the stylus or the tablet, bit it responds slowly to even common tasks like writing on PDF documents. I also do not like that the included tablet case has no holder for the stylus. The tablet software is mediocre. It is running a 2-year-old version of Android 14 and has never received the monthly Google Android over-the-air operating system updates or security patches. At least it does receive Google Play Services updates, but those do not include the core security patches. The tablet works OK for ebooks or video streaming, but without security updates, I do not trust it for higher-security information like accessing my bank account or medical records or proprietary business documents. I don't even use it for email or online shopping with credit card numbers. Now that Amazon's price has jumped to over $400, I can only give this tablet 3 stars. I would give it 5 stars if they gave it prompt Android system updates and dropped the price back to $300. Update: I did receive an update to Android 15 in March 2026. I am disappointed that they did TCL did not jump straight to Android 16, which was released by Google in 2025. Google has announced that they will release Android 17 in June 2026, but I am doubtful that TCL will ever make Android 17 available for this tablet.

Cumplió muy bien con lo que queria, sobre todo para practicar dibujo digital de forma básica, gran pantalla tanto en tamaño como calidad. Obviamente hay mejores tablets, pero si encuentras esta TCL de oferta vale mucho mucho la pena para cosas básicas y una que otra que requiera alta potencia.

Quite a good tablet. Big screen, 👍.

Buena tablet con relación precio calidad, tiene algunos bugs pero nada grave, eso si la pantalla está excelente, y la batería dura mucho, yo si la recomiendo.

There is no charger !!!! It is supposed to include a 33W charger.