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TCL Advances Its Smartphone Ambition with the P80 Series at IFA 2026

The Ultra debuts TCL’s first NxtPaper AMOLED screen, with 3,200-nit brightness and a paper-like reading mode on all three models.

  • On Thursday, TCL Mobile unveiled the P80 Series at IFA 2026 in Berlin, marking the company's first smartphones featuring NxtPaper AMOLED displays instead of traditional LCD panels.
  • The P80 Ultra and P80 Pro utilize a 6.83-inch 1.5K NxtPaper AMOLED panel delivering 3,200 nits of peak brightness while reducing blue light exposure to 2.9 percent.
  • Both devices run on a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Elite chipset with a 5,800mAh battery, though the Ultra distinguishes itself with a dedicated 50MP 3x periscope telephoto camera.
  • Pricing begins at €549 for the Ultra and €429 for the Pro, with sales starting in Europe today and a Latin American release scheduled for October.
  • Stefan Streit, Chief Marketing Officer at TCL Europe, stated the Ultra helps users "switch effortlessly" between managing work and entertainment while maintaining focus on digital wellbeing.
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BERLIN (GERMANY) (ITALPRESS) From immersive entertainment to mobile phones to smart appliances. On the occasion of IFA 2026, TCL brings its latest innovations to Berlin by transforming Messe Berlin's 21A pavilion, renamed for the occasion "Inspiration Habitat" in the showcase of its vision "AI Inspired Life" through an ecosystem that integrates entertainment, mobility, productivity and home life.

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TCL presented today, at IFA 2026, in Berlin, the new TCL P80 Series, reinforcing its bet in the smartphone segment. The new range consists of three models: TCL P80 Ultra, TCL...

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