TCL's new NXTPAPER 3200-Nit AMOLED Display Feels Like Paper and Won't Hurt Your Eyes - Yanko Design

"TCL is quietly working on NXTPAPER display technology, to make sure users don't have to choose between eye comfort and capability when picking up their next mobile device. Whether it's the TCL NXTPAPER phones or the Note A1 tablet, the idea is simple: A device that has a high-performance display focused on eye-comfort and offers a paper-like reading experience."

"First launched in the year 2021, TCL's NXTPAPER display technology has been ahead of the curve as a solution to screen fatigue, which we are becoming accustomed to. The earlier versions of the tech have appeared chiefly on LCD-based mobile devices. But with the introduction of the new, eye-protective experience built on AMOLED, TCL is setting new standards for the mobile industry."

"The new AMOLED-based NXTPAPER display can reach peak brightness levels of up to 3200 nits. It boasts a 120Hz refresh rate and supports 100% coverage of the P3 color gamut, which is comparable to some of the flagship phones on the market. Despite the capabilities of everything AMOLED with a layer of comfort, the upgraded display, TCL says, remains easy on the eyes for long reading, viewing."

TCL is advancing its NXTPAPER display technology by introducing an AMOLED-based version designed to eliminate the choice between eye comfort and device capability. Originally launched in 2021 on LCD panels, NXTPAPER provides a paper-like reading experience that reduces screen fatigue. The new AMOLED iteration maintains this eye-friendly approach while delivering flagship-level performance, including 3200 nits peak brightness, 120Hz refresh rate, and 100% P3 color gamut coverage. TCL plans to integrate this technology into its first AMOLED NXTPAPER smartphone by late 2026, setting new industry standards for displays that balance visual performance with user comfort during extended viewing sessions.

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