The TCL Quad Camera 10 series consists of three new devices comprising of TCL 10 5G, the 10 Professional (10 Pro), and 10L. Unveiled at the pre-CES 2020 conference. the smartphones will feature in international markets in 12 months time.
All three TCL 10-series phones will include quad-rear cameras, with the Pro model using an AMOLED display. The models will launch in the US and Canada in Q2 for on a starting price of under $500.
the smartphones are powered by Qualcomm’s newest Snapdragon 7-Sequence chipsets. The chipsets optimize and enhance AI, power, and performance for some of the most in-demand mobile devices.
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It comes with a punch-hole digital camera, and a reflective glass again with a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner. The 10 5G has a quad-camera setup and twin LED flash modules.
The TCL 10 Professional has an edge AMOLED display screen with a notch cut-out for the selfie digital camera. Additionally, it l has two single-LED flash modules, a 64MP digital camera and an in-display fingerprint scanner.
According to GizmoChina blog, The TCL 10 Pro will be a flagship device. Its screen is 6.5 inches and has a waterdrop notch for the selfie camera.
The TCL 10 Pro has four rear cameras arranged horizontally on the back of the phone and flanked by an LED flash at both ends.
It also has a laser focus module. The primary rear camera is a 64MP sensor and another one of the sensors is a macro camera.
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TCL 10L has the same punch-hole display as the TCL 10 5G. It also has quad rear cameras and two pill-shaped LED flash at each end. Its primary rear camera is a 48MP sensor with a macro lens.
Among the three phones, the 10L is a more low-end device with two high-end low-cost flagships.
As noted on the Verge blog, TCL might be taking a similar strategy like that of Motorola Razr with a screen that forms a teardrop shape into gaps inside the hinge when it closes.
The company will take advantage of their flexible OLED screen to make their own foldable.
However, TCL notes that it is taking it slow when it comes to foldables because of waiting for either software to get better, glass screens to fold, or both.
It’s also experimenting with other form factors like a tri-fold gadget. Which is the size of a very thick phone when closed but opens up into a medium-sized tablet.
