A new proposition from TCL makes its debut in the USA. TCL Stylus 5G - as even the name suggests - is equipped with a stylus. What else?
TCL Stylus 5G is not a very sophisticated design. It has a 6.81-inch LCD display with Full HD+ resolution and standard refresh rate, but equipped with NXTVISION technology, "overclocking" ordinary picture from a game or movie to HDR. The heart of the smartphone is the MediaTek Dimensity 700 processor, supported by a modest 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB internal memory, which can be enlarged with a microSD card. There is also NFC, a mini-jack and a side fingerprint reader on board. The camera set is quite modest and includes: 13 Mpx selfie camera, 50 Mpx main camera, 5 Mpx wide-angle and 2 Mpx for macro and 2 Mpx for background blurring.
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TCL Stylus 5G powers a modest, for today's times, a 4000 mAh battery with 18-watt charging, which is now hard to call fast. The most important thing here is the stylus hidden in the housing, which is characterized by low latency and allows you to perform, among others, handwritten notes on the screen. Of course, there were a number of functions that use the capabilities of this stylus, including handwriting conversion to digital, applications for the safe storage of handwritten signatures or applying handwritten sketches on screenshots. The phone is hardly impressive - but it's cheap. You have to pay $ 258 for it in the US.

