The TCL 40 NXTPaper is yet another mid-range smartphone with a genuinely unique selling point. But is that enough to make it a must-buy prospect?
The TCL 40 NXTPaper competes in the upper budget to lower mid-range price tier, costing $349 in Australia. That puts it in contention with phones like the Samsung Galaxy A05s or the Motorola Moto G84.
If you’d rather read a review of mine for the TCL 40 NXTPaper, you can do that over on Gizmodo Australia.
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