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slated to be sold at half the price of other leading 5G phones when it comes out later this year.It's not the first time the China-based TCL
has sold phones in the UK and US, as it produces the budget Alcatel series of devices, and up until recently, was responsible for the
Android-toting BlackBerry handsets such as the KeyOne, Key2 and Key2 LE.TCL is now entering the US, UK, and Australian markets with three
The flagship TCL 10 Pro is a phone we saw launched at CES 2020 in January, boasting a 6.47-inch AMOLED FHD+ display with fingerprint scanner
embedded in it and HDR10 support.There's four rear cameras too, helmed by a 64MP main shooter along with a 123-degree wide-angle lens, macro
lens, and video camera dedicated to capturing footage in low light
as the name suggests, offer 5G at an affordable cost
It has a similar design and camera set-up (it swaps a depth sensor for a low-light sensor) to the 10 Pro, but comes with a lesser chipset (a
'Snapdragon 7-series 5G SoC, per TCL's press release) and a 6.53-inch FHD+ LCD display, rather than a punchier AMOLED panel.However, the
cheapest 5G phones available, though it will only be sold in 'select regions around the world later this year,' according to a TCL press
It's unclear if that will include the US and/or Australia.Finally, the TCL 10L is the younger sibling to the flagship 10, with an LCD
display and lesser specs with a Snapdragon 665 chipset and 6GB of RAM, though it still boasts four rear cameras
TCL claims the 10L will offer the best performance at its price point, and provide support for HDR video.Talking of price, the TCL 10L is
find out how they stack up to the established names in the market - but early signs are positive with solid spec sheets and sensible
