TCL 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.

First off, YOU SHOULD HAVE A TOP QUALITY CHARGER AND USB CABLES IN YOUR LIFE. I will tell you why later. If Samsung copied this Screen Finish on their entire lineup, they would own all of the market. I'm not kidding when I say this matte finish really makes this screen look better when consuming media around the house. Almost a surreal effect. HUGE and useful real estate btw, and not as heavy as other Mid grade XXL tablets. The pixel density is great, do not get yourself fooled a 1080p on a 14inch or greater Tablet matters. You will see the pixels. The extra resolution is needed. That said I think the fact it is a LCD helps soften the most harsh pixelation as it looks amazing and really gives Movies that Pleasant viewing experience. The Pen Lag is there, not the worst but you're just taking notes with this response time, and the pen is not intuitive, there is a reddit post of people just trying to figure out how to use it. Ask me how I know... The builtin storage Capacity is kind of a non question for me as I stream my data through Media Streaming services and Plex home server. So all the apps to do so barely take a lick of space. Also what this is advertising for (books) those don't take any space. The charging and battery run time is gonna be a thing for those who are use to Apple and Samsung battery magic. Now not bad by any means, but watching a 2 hour movie will run your battery 30% using the Speakers. Granted it's pushing a larger screen and quad speakers. Speakers.... they match the vibe. They will be enough for media. There is no glowing review on them. They will be beat by every Bluetooth speaker because you simply can not get a great sound stage on these form factors. There is a Volume Plus mode if it's not loud enough but you will try it once and never again dear god that was horrible. TCL remove that feature because you're asking for warranty claims. My testing shows PEAK 24watt charging speed at 2.5a/9.6v which is confusing given its supposed to be a battery Economy mindful chipset with the Hellio G99 that's found in other mid grades like the Samsung S9 Tab FE. Cameras are unremarkable and to be honest I would of taken a downgrade on the rear for a flush camera. Just enough to make sure a once and awhile QR code that's needed to be scanned is clear enough. Selfie cam is..... there. UI is vanilla Android, I immediately ditched it for my Launcher of choice so No opinions past that. In all. A great Deal. Tablet is great. Case is useful. Pen is a dud.

Great little drawing tablet. Battery lasts a long time. Drawing on it feels nice and it's a pretty big surface area for a tablet (though I wish it were even bigger). Fits well into a backpack, it's light, and sturdy. I'm not a huge fan of it feeling like a giant cell-phone with its interface, but it is what it is.

Really great Android tablet. Best size for reading e-books. Fantastic display. Comes with stand and rechargeable pen. Probably great for drawing but I am not an artist, just an old man who needs a large screen to read. Cons: Speaker sound tolerable but not great, no keyboard, no slot for micro SD card, no earphone jack (needed as antenna for radio app). Must use bluetooth devices.

Is a superb quality tablet very adaptable for any task, fast and competes with any tablet of higher price. It's more than 13 inches screen gives you plenty of space for work, gaming and reading. Easy to use in spite of the size,and batteries runs a long way.

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.

This is an amazing product. I am not going to get into all the details that this can do since you can read them all yourself on the many articles and videos written about it on line. The price is remarkable compared to others out there. I use it as a musician who plays in a community concert band and orchestra. The screen size (14.3) is as good as regular sheet music size!! Big plus and....it's android. The screen is a matte finish to reduce glare from inside lights and is viewable outdoors. This is great for those of you who don't want to take out a mortgage to buy an ipad and those who prefer to stay away from snobby proprietary Apple products. The sheet music software that works with this is called Mobile sheets. It does everything you need to run your music programs with great flexibility and the app is only $15. Fourscore does not work with an android product, but this software gives Fourscore a run for its money. I did buy an Anker Nano 100W USB-C Charger because charging this can take a very long time unless you use a faster charger. After a two hour rehearsal session, it only drops to about 85%. It works well with Blu tooth pedal page turners.

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.