The TCL 50 XL NXTPAPER 5G features a 6.78‑inch matte, paper‑like screen designed to reduce glare and eye strain, a 120 Hz refresh rate and multiple display modes that help users who are sensitive to pulse‑width‑modulation (PWM). An integrated RGB sensor automatically shifts the color temperature according to the time of day.
Beyond its eye‑friendly panel, the phone packs 8 GB of RAM, a 5,100 mAh battery and a micro‑SD slot for expandable storage – specifications that the source describes as rare for a device in this price bracket.
The promotion requires customers to add a qualifying line to the Total Max 5G plan, which starts at $50 per month for a single line with AutoPay. The price drops when additional lines are added.
Total Max 5G provides unlimited talk, text and 5G Ultra Wideband data on Verizon’s network, an unlimited mobile hotspot, and free calls to and from Mexico. The plan also includes a five‑year price guarantee and no hidden fees or long‑term contracts.
Total Wireless operates as an MVNO, meaning it resells Verizon’s network capacity without the extra perks of some premium unlimited plans, but it offers a straightforward, transparent pricing model.
According to the source, the partnership between TCL and Total Wireless aims to make advanced display technology – which can protect long‑term vision health – more affordable for everyday consumers.