quotingWith my current iPhone SE becoming inoperable, this post inspired me to choose a new device that had no flicker. Ended up purchasing this TCL one. Will update once it's arrived.
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HighonBTC on Nostr: Feedback after a few days using the TCL NXTPAPER40 low blue light and flicker. From ...
Feedback after a few days using the TCL NXTPAPER40 low blue light and flicker. From these two angles, the phone screen feels a bit like the daylight computer and it's easy on the eyes. Ive attached a couple of photos one is in ink mode and the other in paper mode which is duller. From a nnemf angle it can connect using an ethernet cable via an adaptor. It's android so it's not good for privacy but I have set it up from scratch using a proton alias as the new Google account, and won't be using Gmail on this phone. So a few days in and I like it because blue light mitigation is important to me. The hardest thing is relearning android phones after 5 years each of iPhone 6 and then the SE MrAnderson (nprofile…a5g3)