Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 7.48 x 3.74 x 2.52 inches |
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| Item Weight | 1.12 pounds |
| ASIN | B09728VTDK |
| Item model number | T810S |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #12,214 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)#513 in Cell Phones |
| Date First Available | June 28, 2021 |
| Manufacturer | TCL |
Mikeyt1818 –
I usually buy mid range phones. I upgrade annually. This year I decided to get something similar (but better) than my previous phone which was the Motorola Edge. The TCL 20 Pro 5G also has an edge screen but it is not constantly interfering with my web browsing as my prior phones screen did. With 6GB memory and 256GB storage you get a very solid performance and the snapdragon 750 is more than ample horsepower for just about anything including using several apps at a time and gaming. The UI is pretty darn close to stock Android. The camera so far is solid and I love that there’s no camera hump. The glass back is able to wirelessly charge unlike my previous phone with the heavily scratchable plastic back. The Marine Blue looks like a cross between sky blue and aqua. This phone feels, looks and acts as if it’s a top tier thousand dollar phone but at $499.99 I feel like I made a great purchase. The AMOLED screen is sharp and the colors are amazing and the black is very deep and makes reading on this 6.67 inch screen a pleasure. Battery life here you through a day with ease. No battery anxiety here. I highly recommend this phone!!
lydia –
Good phone!This phone is very light, and it is lighter than my previous phone，even with a case.My hands are small, and I can’t grasp it with one hand with my previous phone. It is very convenient that I can operate it with just one hand.The storage space of this phone is very large, so you don’t have to worry about how to save your future photos.In addition, the camera functions are very powerful, I like those for sure.
CP –
I usually only purchase Samsung Cell phones, my latest was the S10e, and really loved it but it broke, and had to find a replacement. When I found this one I was skeptical, I looked at Samsung, but the S21 if very expensive and I really did not want to spend that much money. So I took my chances and to my surprise, I Love this phone. The camera could use a little improvement, not as good as the Samsung, but it is very good, so I am satisfied. Now I just purchased it so we will see how it lasts.I love the slick design, the size is a little larger, but I will adjust. The screen is very smooth, the fingerprinter reader is perfect, now that is way better than the Samsung also the Facial recognition is spot on. I also love that I can uninstall any app, like Netflix, Samsung must have a contract with them you can only disable them. But this phone lets you uninstall them completely. I love that. So far the connection to the network is Awsome. I have TMobile and getting 5G. It has an external SD card that supports up to 1 TB. That is awesome as well. The wireless charging is a little slow at charging, but that is fine with me.I will update in a few months to see how it is working.
Shomari –
You’ll see allot mentioned about the phone’s looks and camera, but this device actually has some beneficial privacy features added as a bonus.To add to a very stable and smooth software experience, there’s what TCL calls a Privacy Protection dashboard.In it you’ll be able to set notifications (via colored pills in the status bar) to alert you when apps use privacy-sensitive permissions in the background, such as microphone, location, or camera permissions.You can also feed fake data to apps, for example apps that require contacts permission to run.A log of sensitive background behavior is also included in the Privacy Protection dashboard, letting you see which apps use privacy-sensitive permissions, and how often those permissions are used.I will add that the display on this phone is superb, and it actually doesn’t bother me that it’s a 60hz display, as TCL did a very good job of tuning the firmware for overall smoothness.Battery life and connectivity have been good.Definitely recommend this device to anybody that’s seeking a value-packed alternative to the Samsung’s of the world.
Nathan Busby –
So I typically dont write reviews on anything never really have since most people make their own opinion on things anyways. But……..this phone amazes me.I switched from a Samsung Galaxy note 10+ to this phone and I can hardly tell a difference between the two. Yes the screen on this phone is taller and not as wide, yes this phone has another camera than my note. Yes this is an offbrand “non flagship phone” BUT the day to day uses of this phone are damn near identical. It’s fast enough to run the few games that I do play, it runs all of my applications both for work and for personal use. It’s super “snappy” with the response of doing things. Has the same storage capacity as my note which is great since I have to take a lot of photos and videos for my job. Plays Netflix very well just like my note does. The battery is even compropable to my note which is great.Yes this is off brand and yes again this is not a “flagship” phone but it looks, feels and reacts like it is. If your thinking of purchasing an unlocked phone and don’t want to break the bank but want a “high-end” phone this is the one. I’m actually going to purchase another one for my wife and replace her note 10 with this phone.Great buy thanks TCL
mistermuffins –
This phone provided some of the best visuals and just overall feel from a device. As someone who made the switch from Apple to Android, the switch could not have been any easier. Outside of software, here are some great features any prospective buyer should know.- The screen quality is amazing (which makes sense because of TCL’s history of making TVs) and blew me away. Having the curved display is pleasing to the eyes and really creates an enjoyable watching/scrolling experience.- Camera quality was great! What was even better was the ability to change the video quality from 4K/30fps all the way down to 720/60fps if needed. (I standardize at 1080/60fps and everything looks perfect for what I need). There are 4 individual camera lenses on the back and one on the front, all with decent specs or functions and the wide-angle is actually quite handy for trickier shots.- Smart Key is actually a very underrated function. Having a dedicated hardware button that can be configured to what you need is very easy. For example, I have my smart key 1 press set to search Google, 2 press to turn on a flashlight (no more fumbling in the dark getting to an app or part of the home screen), and kept the default long hold to Google Assistant for easy phone commands via voice.- NXTVISION allows for users to essentially color calibrate the screen of the phone for either those sensitive to blue light or to enhance the quality of the pictures while viewing images or playing games. This kind of goes beyond just having a dark mode and as someone who works from mobile devices quite often, this feature made me feel like I was protected even more after long hours.- On top of the following, some of the nice features include the USB-C charging which is lightning fast paired with a phone that actually holds battery life throughout being used, and the regular headphone jack which seems to be an endangered dinosaur-like feature that I so often appreciate having.
Nathaniel –
The TCL 20 Pro is an amazing phone.I purchased this phone as an upgrade to my TCL 10 Pro and WOW, what an amazing phone.ScreenTCL is known for their TV’s and you can tell that they have used their knowledge and expertise to this phone’s screen. Bright, vivid and amazing colors.CameraThe camera is improved over the 10 Pro.I like camping and the outdoors, and this phone makes nature images alive!SoftwareI have been always an Android user, this phone is fast with no lag or does not even freeze.FunctionalityTCL thinks about the users and made sure that a user can assign a task to a key “SmartKey”.This extra button makes it easier to the user because it can be programmed to do quick tasks.All in all it is a great phone, go get one or more for your family!
John Cameron –
This phone does what it says. I did not realize that it had an ir blaster and an audio jackwhich is a plus. Takes great pictures and the display is great. I have not found anything I do not like about it yet.
wayfarer05 –
I purchased the TCL 20 Pro in Moondust Gray to replace my TCL 10 Pro. Although specs alone won’t suggest a major leap forward, I can attest this generation is truly an upgrade.First thing to note is the screen. It’s a little taller than the TCL 10 Pro and I really like the extra real estate. TCL’s known for making excellent TVs and that display expertise is evident in the 20 Pro. The display is bright, colorful, and is easy on the eyes, no matter what I’m watching or reading. Improved processing also makes it smoother while jumping between apps or scrolling through long pages.The camera is much improved over the 10 Pro. Again, on paper it doesn’t seem like much. However, clearly TCL made key improvements in all the right places, most notably with the Sony-sourced lenses and updated camera software. Not sure what else they tweaked, but it’s a big improvement over the 10 Pro and it takes pics that are vibrant and clear, regardless of lighting conditions.One of my favorite features is carried over from the 10 Series and that’s the SmartKey. It’s an extra button on the side that can be programmed to do quick tasks. Unlike other manufacturers, TCL makes it so easy to quick launch just about anything with SmartKey. It’s a little higher up on the body than on the 10 Pro so it’s placement doesn’t feel quite right yet, but I’m sure I’ll get used to it.Processing is greatly improved. So far the phone is fast, smooth, and shows no signs of sluggishness moving between apps or while browsing the web. Even the camera processing for Portrait and Super Night photos seems quicker than in the 10 Series.Something that might get lost in other reviews, but that I really appreciate as a former Pixel user, is the lack of bloatware. Beyond some basic software like TCL’s excellent NXTVISION, or theme improvements, the phone isn’t too far off from stock Android. VERY big plus.TCL is known for creating products that punch above their respective weight classes, with performance that belies their price tags. I can attest that the phone’s performance (not to mention the incredible build quality) stays true to that reputation. In some ways it naturally isn’t going to rival flagship phones from other brands that cost twice as much, but trust me it punches far above its weight class.
jeffrey chen –
I was looking for a budget device with a flagship look and feel, one of my friends recommend this TCL 20 Pro 5G phone, never had a TCL phone before. But after research I have decided to give it a try.This phone looks great, really like the curved edges. The edges of the display are curved, though, making the phone pretty comfortable to hold. It has four rear cameras; photo quality is great. Battery life seems to be fairly impressive, it will get you through a day of moderate use. It has wireless charging function but does not have the fast charging function. I am a T-Mobile user, the call quality is great and works great on both 4G and 5G in the areas that I lived.