The tablet that quickly replaced my iPad and Kindle now has a worthy successor

"It's hard to get excited about a new tablet because most of its features have already been available before. It's rare to come across a truly innovative tablet that offers something new to consumers. Also: My favorite E Ink tablet just got an ultraportable successor - with upgrades in several ways I already loved the previous model of this tablet, the 10-inch Nxtpaper 10, but it was a Verizon exclusive that you couldn't easily buy elsewhere."

"In addition to using the tablet's Nxtpaper technology to switch from a full-color display to an ink-paper display, this tablet has 256GB of internal storage, an 11.5-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and expandable 8GB of RAM. Also: This 8-inch gaming tablet is the ultimate plane entertainment device (and on sale) It's strong enough to serve as an entertainment and light-work tablet for most users, but it's also perfect for replacing or doubling as an e-reader."

"The last time I tested a TCL Nxtpaper tablet, I literally gave my husband my iPad, realizing I no longer needed it. I also gave my kid my Kindle on the same day -- that's how well this tablet performed. So when I tell you that I was giddy with excitement to try the new Nxtpaper 11 Plus, I'm not exaggerating."

"This time, the Nxtpaper 11 Plus also delivered on my expectations. Immediately upon trying it, I could see how the interface had improved. The display is beautiful and matte, perfect for use with a stylus if you'd like to purchase one separately. And you can now switch to color paper or ink paper modes by pressing a shortcut button along the edge of the tablet instead of"

TCL's Nxtpaper 11 Plus updates the Nxtpaper 10 with a larger 11.5-inch display, 120Hz refresh rate, and the same Nxtpaper technology that switches between full-color and ink-paper modes. The tablet includes 256GB of internal storage, expandable 8GB of RAM, and a shortcut button to toggle color and ink-paper modes. The matte display is comfortable for reading and receptive to an optional stylus. Performance is strong enough for entertainment and light productivity, and the device can serve as an e-reader replacement. The Nxtpaper 11 Plus is widely available at Walmart for $249, expanding access beyond the prior Verizon-exclusive model.

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