This way you can reduce visual fatigue

The amount of time many people spend in front of a screen has increased significantly since the turn of the century. Many jobs in Europe are developed entirely using the computerand to this we must add the daily hours spent using the smartphone. Considering this, it is important to maintain certain healthy habits when using your PC, mobile phone or tablet.

According to the study carried out by TCL in Europe, 78% of users spend at least 4 hours in front of a screenIt is therefore important to take care of your eyesight so that it does not deteriorate prematurely. To do this, ophthalmologists give several tips, such as maintaining an environment with natural light – or having a light source in the work are a so as not to strain your eyesight, otherwise. Also look at a screen in the dark This can be bad because of the great contrast presented by the light from this

with the darkness of the environment, that is why it is better to have more lighting and not to use the device just before falling asleep.

With this in mind, last September TCL presented new products using its NXTPAPER screens to improve user experience and reduce fatigue in the view created using a smartphone. These are two mobile phones, the TCL 50 NXTPAPER and the TCL 50 Pro NXTPAPER, as well as a large format tablet, the TCL NXTPAPER 14.

The price of these devices starts from 229 dollars of the TCL 50 NXTPAPERand rises to 279 dollars in the Pro model. For its part, the tablet rises to 399 dollars. These are devices on which the screen, at first glance, can already be perceived as different, and which can be very interesting for those looking to use their cell phone intensively.

All three have a switch on one of their sides through which you can access Max Ink mode, which will make the mobile change the way the screen is displayedbeing able to choose a black and white mode that simulates electronic ink and that makes it a great option for enjoying your favorite books, and in EL ESPAÑOL – El Androide Libre we were able to spend time with cell phones, which have disappeared us have very good first impressions.

Single switch

Without a doubt, the point that stands out most about these devices is their screen, since this, although it is an IPS panel, has technology capable of improving the way we view the content on the smartphone. Its appearance itself is slightly different, with a matte touch that makes the screen less dirty and this sets it apart from other devices.

Beyond that, the device has a streaming assistant capable of alerting you when a situation arises that degrades the viewing experience. For example, It will be able to warn you when it detects that there is very little light in the environment, or that the device moves a lot while you view it, among other cases.

One of the things that stands out about Max Ink mode is that, unlike in eBooks, screen movement is not slow

far from it, but the company has focused on offering the same experience in normal mode in this sense.

This means that any application on the device can be used with e-ink screen mode, whether reading applications, email managers, games or social networks, even if In the latter cases, the experience will not be as good as in reading-focused applications.

Few differences

If there’s anything surprising about these models, it’s that they’re both extremely similar. Starting with their screen, both have a 6.8-inch panel with Full HD+ resolution which, It is precisely because of their size that they make reading extremely comfortable. and that large print can be placed without problem for people who need it. This one also has a 120Hz refresh rate.

Both have 8 GB of RAM which will be enough to be able to move around and switch between various applications and which can be increased by an additional 8 GB of virtual RAM. Internal memory varies depending on the model with 256 or 512 GB in the base and 512 GB in the Pro version.

As for the processor, in both cases the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 is present, which has 5G connectivity and promises great performance. It is striking that the two cell phones They also share the resolution of their main camera, 108 Mpx

and which promises to take very decent photos during the day, and which can be zoomed without problem thanks to its large size. Of course, the selfie camera changes, and is 8 Mpx in the normal model and 32 Mpx in the Pro.

These TCL 50 NXTPAPER and TCL 50 Pro NXTPAPER also coincide in their design, integrating a rear with a dual camera module. It is true that this is not the most elegant point of the device, but it makes up for it with its fairly refined front part since it only has a hole in the screen.

The battery of these phones is 5,010 mAh, and logically we have not been able to test its performance, but considering the resolution and screen size it looks pretty good, and it will allow you most likely to get through the day without any problem.

Should I buy it?

Of course, these are two of the most interesting mobile phones in their price range. For 229 and 279 dollars they are capable of offer a unique and ideal screen to spend a lot of time reading or writing in front of her. Thanks to Max Ink mode, looking at your phone can be like looking at an e-book, making reading much more comfortable.

Both devices are large enough to be able to correctly view text and multimedia content. Its 120 Hz refresh rate ensures good fluidity, and its 5,010 mAh battery promises all-day battery life.

The MediaTek Dimensity 6300 inside both is a great option, and accompanied by 8GB of RAM, it won’t run out of power at any point. In the absence of in-depth tests to check the performance of other sections, such as its camera, they seem to be two highly recommended devices that also offer the most special features to the user.