Introduction
TCL has made a splash at IFA with the unveiling of two NxtPaper tablets alongside an innovative smartwatch designed for kids. The new devices showcase TCL's commitment to combining advanced technology with practicality, particularly for educational and family-oriented applications.
TCL Tab A1 NxtPaper
The TCL Tab A1 NxtPaper is an 11-inch tablet equipped with a NxtPaper LCD featuring a stunning 2.1K resolution and a smooth 90Hz refresh rate. Customers can choose to purchase the tablet alone or opt for a version that includes a Kids Proof case. This protective case offers cushioning, a compartment for a stylus, and a versatile carrying handle that doubles as a kickstand.
Powered by the Helio G100 chipset, the Tab A1 features 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Its lightweight, 426g design and slim 6.2mm thickness house an impressive 8,000mAh battery, ensuring plenty of power for all your apps and activities.
The price for the TCL Tab A1 NxtPaper bundled with the Kids Proof case is set at €270.
TCL Tab A1 Plus NxtPaper
The TCL Tab A1 Plus NxtPaper was initially unveiled earlier this year and is currently available in both Europe and the US, including a standard version without the NxtPaper technology.
This larger version features a 12.2-inch LCD with a resolution of 2400 x 1600 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz. TCL's proprietary NxtPaper technology minimizes blue light and glare, promoting a healthier viewing experience for users.
Under the hood, the A1 Plus is powered by the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset, paired with 6GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage, along with a robust 10,000mAh battery that supports 33W fast charging. Pricing starts at €300 for the base model and goes up to €360 for the 512GB variant.
The weight of the TCL Tab A1 Plus NxtPaper is 556g, and it features a sleek metal unibody design that measures 6.7mm in thickness.
TCL Kids Watch K5
Introducing the TCL Kids Watch K5, a smartwatch tailored for kids, keeping them connected via 4G while also providing parents with peace of mind. This device boasts a long-lasting battery allowing for up to 2.2 days of usage. Key features include real-time location tracking and a School Mode that minimizes distractions during class.
The watch allows for customization with interchangeable straps, letting kids express their individual style. Additionally, TCL has created a unique motorized cradle that turns the watch into a little robot desk accessory that can pivot side-to-side, adding an amusing twist to the device's functionality.
The standalone TCL Kids Watch K5 will be priced at €100.
