TCL’s NXTPaper 70 Pro extends the E-Ink-ish experience to a new midrange device, and the Note A1 offers a minimalist tablet for handwriting.

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TCL announced the NXTPaper 70 Pro smartphone featuring a matte, e-ink-like display with Max Ink Mode, MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, 8GB RAM, IP68 rating, and 50MP camera with OIS, priced around €339 ($400). The company also introduced the Note A1 NXTPaper tablet, an 11.5-inch note-taking device running simplified Android with stylus support and haptic feedback, competing with Remarkable at $549 (discounted to $419 via Kickstarter preorder).

‘Max Ink Mode’ is back on TCL’s NXTPaper 70 Pro