TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra turns a 7.2-inch paper-like display into its main smartphone selling point

TCL's NXTPAPER 60 Ultra remains one of the most distinctive Android phones in the current launch cycle because its 7.2-inch display pushes the device close to small-tablet territory. The company's NXTPAPER technology is designed to reduce glare and make long reading sessions feel more comfortable than on conventional glossy screens. A 120Hz refresh rate keeps scrolling and supported games smooth, while MediaTek's Dimensity 7400 provides upper-mid-range performance.

TCL has also paired the display focus with relatively ambitious camera hardware, including an optically stabilised main camera and a periscope telephoto system. For gaming, the huge screen can be especially useful for strategy titles, RPGs and cloud streaming, although the processor does not target the same performance level as dedicated Snapdragon gaming phones. Portability is the obvious compromise. A 7.

2-inch phone will feel enormous to users accustomed to compact flagships, and one-handed use is unlikely to be its strength. TCL is deliberately betting that some consumers value reading, media and visual comfort enough to accept that size. In a market full of similar glass-and-metal flagships, that gives the NXTPAPER 60 Ultra a clear identity.