Grab TCL’s Hybrid Phone and E-Reader at a Record-Low Price
Tech > Mobile > Phones Grab TCL’s Hybrid Phone and E-Reader at a Record-Low Price It offers four viewing modes for books, comics and more, and you can pick it up for $50 off the usual price at Amazon. Amazon just knocked $50 off the usual price, which means you can pick it up for $280 right now. TCL Nxtpaper 70 Pro $280 (Original price: $330) See at Amazon That matches the all-time low price, according to CamelCamelCamel’s tracking tool, making this a pretty serious bargain.
- ▪Tech > Mobile > Phones Grab TCL’s Hybrid Phone and E-Reader at a Record-Low Price It offers four viewing modes for books, comics and more, and you can pick it up for $50 off the usual price at Amazon.
- ▪Amazon just knocked $50 off the usual price, which means you can pick it up for $280 right now.
- ▪TCL Nxtpaper 70 Pro $280 (Original price: $330) See at Amazon That matches the all-time low price, according to CamelCamelCamel’s tracking tool, making this a pretty serious bargain.
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Tech > Mobile > Phones Grab TCL’s Hybrid Phone and E-Reader at a Record-Low Price It offers four viewing modes for books, comics and more, and you can pick it up for $50 off the usual price at Amazon. Max McHone Contributor Max is a freelance writer on CNET's commerce team with a passion for film, TV, gaming and all things pop culture.… Read full bio Max McHone Contributor Read full bio September 21, 2026, 3:23 pm ET 1 min read TCL/CNET Save $50: TCL’s Nxtpaper 70 Pro is a 5G phone that doubles as a capable e-reader, and you can snag it for less with this early October Prime Day deal. Amazon just knocked $50 off the usual price, which means you can pick it up for $280 right now.
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