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For a world that craves more time for itself and less screen time, that's why Nothing created the Glyph Interface.
Match different sequences of light and sound for each contact and notification type, for essential information, instantly.
Refer to individual Glyph sections for basic information and progress tracking. Use the lights as a countdown timer, battery meter indicator, and sound volume control.
Your New Notifications allow you to focus while still being available to those who matter most. When your selected contacts or apps send a notification, a light will persistently flash until you open it. Everything else can wait.
Touch every point to activate a different combination of light and sound. Once you find your rhythm, press record and create your own ringtone.
Drawing inspiration from the iconic hardware design of the phone, Nothing Phone has given its software a new visual identity that undeniably conveys the feeling of Nothing.
With a focus on functional adaptation, Nothing OS 2.0 allows interactions with your smartphone to be more purposeful and careful.
Powerfully efficient. Refreshingly simple.
Nothing has redesigned the Home assistant program and lock screen, so you can make shortcuts to applications without distracting your attention. Customize everything, from app labels and grid design to the size of graphic elements and color themes. Now with new folder layouts and illustrated covers.
Get access to information from apps like Weather and Nothing X directly from your home screen. Now with scan-enabled views for more detailed levels. Create graphics for Quick Settings functions for added convenience. Or unlock your phone differently by adding basic graphics elements to the lock screen.
The Nothing Phone (2) effortlessly captures real life as it happens. With an 18-bit image signal processor (ISP), it is able to capture 4,000 times more camera data than the Nothing Phone (1). The Nothing Phone provides advanced new algorithms that make photos and videos more dynamically accurate than ever before.
Get the perfect shot with Advanced HDR. Now with 3 times more data, Advanced HDR captures 8 frames with different exposure levels in RAW format. It selects the best details from each frame and merges them into a final image that captures the most authentic result. It works with night mode to reduce noise and provide clean shots every hour of the day.
For perfect portraits, Nothing has created a front camera with a large 32 MP sensor, which is twice as large as the Phone (1). It brings every color, shade, and expression to life.
The Nothing Phone has upgraded its main camera to 50 MP + with smart synchronization effects to make the Phone (2) groundbreaking.
Including a new Motion Capture 2.0 algorithm, which uses AI technology for precise real-time detection of moving subjects. And 2X Super-Res zoom that can preserve the finest details of any scene.
Crystal clear, rock solid. Create stunning 4K 60fps videos with the main rear camera. For high-action scenes, activate Action Mode. Works simultaneously with the built-in dual stabilization for impressively smooth results when you're on the move.
Premium is more than just materials. It's about how something looks, how long it lasts, and how it makes you feel. It's a whole experience. From the hardware to the software, the Nothing Phone (2) is designed to deliver exactly that.
With its gently curved glass back, sleek slim mid-frame, high-resolution textures, and sophisticated components, the Phone (2) is the most proud design story of Nothing so far. Look closer and you will understand what it means.
With the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, the Phone (2) can boast an 80% improvement in performance compared to its predecessor. Now with fast speed, better internal heat management, advanced camera capabilities. And so much more.
Now, bigger and brighter, the Nothing Phone (2) features a 6.7-inch OLED display with a maximum brightness of 1600 nits per pixel. With LTPO, the Phone (2) can intelligently adjust the refresh rate to 120 Hz to preserve power when you're not using your phone.
At 4,700 mAh, the Phone (2) hosts our battery with the longest lifespan. Fully charge in just 55 minutes. Compatible with 15W Qi wireless charging. The Phone (2) also functions as a 5W wireless charger, so you can power accessories on the go.
With an emphasis on recycled materials, renewable energy sources, packaging, and longevity, the Phone (2) has been designed to be one of the most sustainable smartphones on the market.
Sustainable from the inside out. Beyond the 100% recycled aluminum mid-frame, Nothing used 100% recycled tin in 9 circuit boards, 100% recycled copper sheet on the main circuit board, and over 90% recycled steel in the 28 steel sealing components. Additionally, 80% of the plastic components come from sustainable sources.
The packaging for the Phone (2) is entirely plastic-free, with 60% of the paper coming from recycled sources. Progressive, yet premium. An unboxing experience that is as unique as what is inside the box.
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Honest for its low price, I would like to inform that this particular device does NOT fall into the Flagship category, as in some areas it offers a Midrange experience, such as the 1080P screen which is not very bright in sunlight, the speakers which are average, and the same goes for the camera as well as the previous generation processor.
However, it is a very good phone and has fewer problems compared to other devices, it is one of my favorite phones but it is not perfect, it holds a lot of battery hours and is incredibly fast, the strong point is the Anti Distracting Features like the Glyph Lights with functions like Pomodoro Timer and Flip To Glyph etc. Although helpful, I would say they can be a bit distracting at times. The camera is good but does not compete with more expensive devices from Apple, Huawei, or Google.
On the other hand, the software is, I would say, the biggest issue at this moment, it works fine but in some areas it needs more work, I understand that it is a new company and has room for improvement, it has almost clean AOSP software, however, it still has some little issues, but they do not affect daily life too much.
Overall, a good effort and for its low price it is definitely worth it, we look forward to seeing more improvements in the future.
I found it on sale and combined with the tax exemption, I paid €260. I also spent another €40 on a case and Spigen screen protector and Ldnio charger (there are reviews for these products as well). So for this price, I would highly recommend it. Don't compare it to flagship models from Samsung and Apple; it is of a lower category.
The mobile phone is simply a beast, it withstands and does everything, its AnTuTu score (with a cooling fan) is 1,900,500. As for the photos, they are simply incredible, especially in night mode! I highly recommend it without hesitation!
The only negative thing is that it doesn't have the classic gallery photos and everything is saved in Google photos. If they fix that, I will be fully satisfied. Also, the speaker needed a bit more bass. Excellent choice!!!!!
Perfect in everything, quality device the only negative is that the speakers do not produce such good music sound. Otherwise flawless and bullet in terms of speed.
Very fast with very smooth animations. The battery lasts all day and charges quite quickly. The photos and videos are good, not the best but you won't have any problems. The speakers are not very clear or have much bass but they are okay. The haptics are okay, better than other phones but not as good and strong as the OnePlus 8T, still you won't have a problem. For 400-500€ it is excellent.
Although I usually write a review in the first 2 months of use, 5 have passed... and the reason is the mental calmness that the device provides during use. Among the most flawless functional mobile phones I have ever had, along with Zenfone 8-9 and a couple of One Plus and Oppo. It never lags anywhere. Endless battery life. Excellent software support and uniquely designed with LED Glyphs! Camera at the levels of the iPhone 13 Pro with almost non-existent weaknesses. Amazing video, extremely vibrant colors, and clarity of photos in all conditions (except for rare exceptions in environments with strong brightness differences where the color may liven up a bit in the darkest spots). However, it does very good noise reduction where deemed necessary. I have also had other top devices like Pixel 7 and 8 with impressive camera scores, yet the photos came out a bit dull in color (quite accurate though) and with noise in darker spots.
At around $500, I believe it is difficult to find something more complete than this device even 9 months after its release.
Coming from Samsung S series. I was scared by the camera. It is very mediocre. Especially in ZOOM. Now, in terms of speakers, it's a bit bad, I would say it's like listening to mono. The screen is ok, satisfactory, but the nits bother me a little. In the sun, I can hardly see anything. The phone is fast, it doesn't freeze anywhere, I have done many tests. In conclusion, for its price, it's not worth it in my opinion. I bought it for 470 without VAT. 04/03/24
In the Far East, there are much better options for the same money.
UPDATE 16/7/2024: The usual, doesn't stick anywhere, those who caught the deal from a well-known chain at 400€ are very lucky.
- I am a gym and my device falls out of my pocket and takes a good fall with the screen on the iron device. I look and see marks on the screen, that is, on the membrane it has from the box. The membrane was pierced by the blow, it got air from below and the hits and bubbles were visible. I go home to change the membrane with glass, the company's official one, and despite the fall the device had no marks not even under a microscope. Very good membrane, do not remove it unless it fills with fingerprints and marks that do not go away.
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UPDATE 24/5/2024: After 2 full months of daily use, I have to say the following:
- Very good battery life. The device is constantly online (80% data, 20% wifi usage) and with bluetooth on (due to smartwatch). It easily lasts 1 day.
- I haven't dealt much with the camera, only with the basic initial settings. I never had to take a photo twice because the first one came out blurry/shaky/etc (something that happened several times with the POCO phones I had in the past).
- It's a bit annoying that the images/videos you download from the internet are accessible from the camera roll. For example, I take a photo, press the bottom left to see what I took, and among the photos there are images or videos saved from web/apps. But, probably through metadata, every time you stop at a photo you took through the phone in the camera roll, it increases the brightness so you can see the photo clearly. Personally, this feature doesn't bother me, I actually like it.
- I doubt if there is actually any use of the glyphs on the back. It is a feature that adds to the device ONLY for those who touch the phone face down (in a defensive position???) on the table. Feedback for the sound intensity that you never see, since you are looking at the screen. Maybe if you set a timer for cooking for example, and leave it upside down on the counter so nothing spills on the screen??? But still the timer will go off and you will realize it's done. In conclusion, for me the glyphs are just a simple flair, something to catch the eye, with references to Stonehenge since the company's headquarters are in the UK.
- Something else mildly infuriating is the placement of the volume buttons opposite the power button. Why? Sometimes when I want to turn off the screen and press the power button, I have to hold it against my fingers from the other side (the way I hold it) and press the volume down at the same time, and it takes a screenshot. Slightly annoying. Just a little. I just wish I could close the screen mechanically and not have to think about where my fingers are on the other side.
- Up to today I haven't noticed any freezing, glitches, anything that would force me to restart to fix it.
- Important note. While the device recommends a 45W charger, and you can get 33W or possibly already have it from previous devices, it will charge just as fast. Don't think that quick charge only works with a 45W charger. (and they went and put the original charger nothing 45W close to 60€. We said calmly, guys.)
- I still believe that the device is totally value for money.
I have been using it for 2-3 weeks, so I will share my first impressions:
- For those coming from Chinese phones, the device has almost the same specs as the POCO F5 Pro. Its camera is clearly much better than the POCO's.
- Although on paper the 4700mAh may seem low, I can say that I am more satisfied than with the 5000mAh of the POCO X3 Pro (which I had previously).
- Stock Android with Nothing's minimal theme, which is optimized to the extreme. It runs smoothly with any app I have used, regardless of how many apps are running in the background (the 12GB RAM definitely helps).
- The camera and the app have a plethora of functions, which I never bothered to explore, but it will definitely meet the needs of an avid photographer.
- The screen, or rather the amazing screen, has satisfactory colors and incredible viewing angles (privacy 0).
- The Glyph feature it has is just a fun addition that gives the device a unique characteristic that you won't find elsewhere.
- Nice minimal design with a special detail of nostalgia, the transparent back (those who had the purple Gameboy Color know). Unfortunately, it doesn't have a good grip at all, which makes a case necessary.
- The fingerprint scanner under the screen is not the fastest, but it's okay. It is also placed a bit low on the screen, which is not very convenient if you have very small or very large hands.
- The price is not low, but considering what it offers, it is not prohibitive at all.
After about 2 months, I will come back with more details.
I usually write detailed reviews for technological products, but this time I will be more concise. As a fervent fan of cutting-edge smartphones, I have tried many of the top models and always seek the "best of the best." However, this phone stands out for its unique personality. While its camera may not compare to those of flagship models, it offers exceptional performance for everyday use.
The phone features a simple Snapdragon Gen 1 processor, but stands out for its unique character. Despite the initial impression that the Led Glyphs on the back may create, the phone truly stands out for the user experience it offers, beyond the technical specifications.
It seems to have been designed with the user in mind, offering an experience reminiscent of an iPhone, thanks to the carefully selected details of the operating system. It is impressive how these details can impress an experienced user like myself.
In summary, if you can accept a very good, but not unbeatable, camera, this phone offers excellent value for money. Let's not forget and be impressed by numbers in the specifications of other phones. The top phones do not have much better cameras, they just have better post-processing on photos.
Although there is room for improvement, it is clear that the development team is dedicated to providing a quality experience to users. Their commitment to quality and focus on usability over simple technical specifications make this phone an attractive choice for those who appreciate everyday functionality and unique character in a device.
I did not expect a company with experience in the mobile phone industry for just 2 years to be able to develop such a comprehensive and relatively affordable device.
The only negatives the phone has, and it would be better if it had, are the following:
Depth camera for better bokeh in photos (LiDAR type)
ultrasonic fingerprint sensor so that no light turns on at the fingerprint point. However, it is one of the best and fastest fingerprint sensors I have ever used. Even with tempered glass, it always works perfectly. I never had a problem recognizing the finger.
update 19.04.2024 - After upgrading the phone to version 2.5.5, even more issues have been fixed and the phone is completely bug-free. Based on the changelog, it seems that the company listens to the user and acts promptly on corrections.
If you don't mind the dotted font aesthetic of nothing, it is by far the best version of Android available, faithful to vanilla Android with extra features like widgets on the lock screen. In terms of build/design, it looks like a phone that costs 1000+ and in terms of speed, it is unbelievable. The only negative is that the camera cannot compete with the pixel and iPhone of the same price, but that doesn't mean the camera is not good, because it is a very solid camera, it's just that tech giants have better post-processing software than the small and humble nothing
Coming from Pixel 7 pro and Pixel 8 pro, which I consider fantastic phones and I love their software and camera, I wanted to try the nothing phone because of its design and I wanted to see the custom software. I had bought the Pixel 8 pro for 950€, the Nothing phone for 492€ with tax deduction. So far, it doesn't lack in any function, the smoothness is amazing, maybe even better than the Pixel, its construction and design are perfect, I like the robotic touch they have added to the fonts, sounds, etc., that's purely a matter of taste. The only thing it really lacks is the camera. The photos are not bad, but compared to the Pixel, the difference is noticeable. However, the price difference is huge. If I had to choose now between the Pixel 7 pro and the Nothing phone 2, which are currently priced the same, the 7 pro excels in camera, while the Nothing phone excels in design (in my opinion), battery life, and performance.
I am looking forward to seeing a flagship phone from Nothing with impressive specs. I believe it will be impressive
I bought the mobile phone almost 2 months ago, on sale for 500 euros, and I say this because I don't know if I would have paid 600+ euros for a new company in the industry (not that 500 is a small amount). So, I decided to "risk" with something new in the field and I am really satisfied so far. It is a very different phone externally (just like the excellent concept of nothing) from what we are used to. The cameras are very good, but definitely not for someone who primarily wants the phone for photos and videos. Apart from that, the phone performs very well in games and overall internet and social media usage. It never lags. The battery easily lasts a day with data, calls, and several hours of using Google Maps at work. The sound is very good. Overall, I only have positive things to say. Now, time will tell how durable a nothing can be.
So I will also write my opinion on a purchase that I was quite concerned about in advance but I wanted to give it a try anyway, wherever it comes from. I bought the phone a month and a half ago, among a small range of phones (Samsung, mainly pixel) and due to the lack of support for pixel, I decided to give nothing a chance, despite the negative reviews I read about various issues from market research (camera, ringtone, music volume, vibration, etc.).
First of all, the phone is quite beautiful in terms of appearance, especially the back with the LEDs, and it resembles the iPhones quite a bit. It is quite lightweight, with the only downside being that the phone is slippery (so it needs a case) and if you leave it on a smooth surface with a slight tilt, it will slide. It is also a bit of a fingerprint magnet without becoming annoying.
As for the software, it is great, without any extra applications (except for the 2-3 from nothing for wallpaper - Glyph composer, etc.), clean Android with nothing's skin, which looks quite nice to me. It is fast without any lag.
The screen, despite the FHD resolution, has not presented the slightest "annoyance" in terms of viewing quality (I come from a OnePlus 7T Pro with QHD resolution), with a wide range of colors.
As for the battery, it lasts easily for more than a day, especially if you don't use it all day with the camera and heavy applications. And also, the phone charges fully in 35-40 minutes.
Now, about the camera, I had already read reviews that it was lacking somewhere, and I also noticed it with the first photo I took, and I will explain what I mean. The image quality seems quite grainy, although the colors are satisfactory. The dynamic range is not the best, with the camera struggling in conditions of intense lighting. The camera's HDR does not seem to have an option to be disabled, and the zoom (the zoom function is only applied to the 12MP camera) is not the best in terms of screen quality, making the image appear quite smoothened without showing many details. The night mode is satisfactory, again with a small issue in the dynamic range. The macro function is very good. Generally, there are updates for the camera, but I don't know how long it will take for the above issues to be mitigated. Now you also have the option to open the Glyphs as a flash, and they emit a more neutral light. I haven't extensively explored the video, but it didn't disappoint me anywhere, maybe a little in terms of sound recording quality. The selfie camera is grainy again and gives a little more detail compared to the regular camera.
The call quality is good, the voice of the interlocutor is clear, but in some phases, I think the volume is quite low, so in noisy conditions, I have to use headphones.
The sound volume for music is good, I just feel that it doesn't increase proportionally to how many times you press the increase button, it increases disproportionately per click, while the quality is proportional to the money you spend. It lacks a bit in the bass and mid-range frequencies.
I don't play games, so I haven't evaluated how it performs with heavy applications.
I find the glyphs entertaining, although they don't offer any special feature other than illuminating in notifications when you have the phone face down and it enters do not disturb mode, or they light up when someone calls you.
The vibration is quite weak, to the point where I don't feel it vibrating in my pocket when I'm outside, unlike the OnePlus 7T Pro, which had a strong vibration. Therefore, I always have to keep it in normal mode to hear incoming calls. However, the vibration on the desk sounds great.
Overall, I think it's a pretty good purchase considering its price. I bought it for around 550 euros with an invoice, and I hope that as a newly established company, they will make an effort to keep their audience satisfied with frequent updates and other impressive features.
Hello. Purchased here a month ago from plaisio, I am a heavy user - permanently on dual sim and I have tried almost every brand. This mobile is No. 117 since 1996.
So, let's go:
Material quality is quite good, better than 90% of commercial devices.
Signal and dual sim: no problems.
Call sound: no problems, clear sound during calls.
Software: a clean Android, takes about 1 week to get fully familiar with it but then everything becomes fast and accurate.
Speed is amazing with 12 GB, it doesn't lag like Androids suffer from.
Battery is VERY good, I use it heavily on dual sim (everything except music and games) and late at night it is around 20%. Excellent job.
Company: new as a company from a "maestro" of the genre (look it up) with good prospects. The English identity as a company is a very positive element, you escape from American and mainly Chinese brands.
Accessories: a bit difficult to find a case due to low popularity. However, through skroutz you can easily find whatever you need.
Good purchases, I would easily promote this device for up to 600€
The best software that exists on Android by far. 500 euros purchase from Plaisio (12/256), those of us who managed to get it are very lucky.
10/10 ⭐
It seems that I am the first one to encounter problems with this phone. The day before yesterday it completely shut down and no matter how much I tried to charge it, it would start and then turn off. It got stuck. It was impossible to wake up the phone. I was ready to return it to the distributor and I thought of trying wireless charging. It worked after I had almost given up, as giving back a phone without being able to start it and unauthorizing all the applications is not a small matter. Anyway, it started working. Such a bug is unacceptable on all levels. Also, it rarely happens, but sometimes the phone goes crazy and starts running certain applications randomly without being able to do anything. Even the reset and reboot are impossible. With great difficulty, 5 minutes ago, I managed to close WhatsApp as it kept calling one of my contacts on its own. The person was even worried. That's what was happening, I was hanging up and it was calling again for 5 minutes. I couldn't stop it until I managed to restart it. IF I KNEW ABOUT THESE PROBLEMS, I WOULDN'T BUY IT FOR ANY REASON. IT'S A GOOD PHONE OVERALL BUT SIGNIFICANT RELIABILITY ISSUES, UNTIL THE NEXT OPERATING SYSTEM UPGRADE TO VERSION 2.5. DON'T BUY IT, MY COMMENT IS A RECOMMENDATION TO AVOID PURCHASING UNTIL AT LEAST THE SOFTWARE UPGRADE THAT IS COMING SOON. It's the first time I've encountered such issues and it's completely unacceptable for something like this to happen!
We bought the invoice during Black Friday week for 403€, very decent for this price compared to 800.
I come from Oneplus 7T and it is quite close to what I am used to
What can I say about this phone. I got it for 500 on Black Friday. Comparing it to my wife's S23 ultra, and if I bypass the camera, the S23 seems like a child's toy in front of it.
Flagship mobile with low price, back part that every device would envy with features and design that will surely occupy other companies in the future. I see that its price has already increased and it is logical with everything it offers. I managed to get it for €520 with an invoice. From the first moment, you understand that we are talking about high-end materials in terms of construction, while its specs say it all with very nice software that so far seems to be a bridge between iOS and Android, combining simplicity, functionality, and customizations that make the device even more interesting. A promising company with a future, do some research on the creators, it is a new company based in London.
Update: The battery easily lasts for a day and a half sometimes, and 2 days if I don't use it frequently and with closed glyphs at night. Very satisfied with the haptics of the device, personally, I have never seen a faster mobile in terms of touch since I disabled the otherwise very nice animations. Overall, I would recommend it to anyone who has concerns due to the brand, we are talking about a very beautiful and sturdy construction, design, and software. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk0qACYkbQM
I have had the phone (2) for about 2 months. I wanted something close to pure Android and since the Pixel has its issues in Greece, I decided to try my luck. As soon as I opened it, the first updates came and I remembered the good old Nexus days.
Coming from the forgotten Mi Note 10 Pro, the almost pure Android, with its beautiful aesthetic details, is almost liberating for the eyes and mind. Coming from a terrible MIUI full of unnecessary bloatware and ads everywhere, you enter a minimal but substantial approach, where nothing is missing and everything is clear. The UI and widgets are simply wonderful.
Externally, the phone is beautiful and sturdy, with a clear influence from the iPhone, but with the glyph on the back, it takes it to another level. The screen is large, bright, and clear, with accurate color reproduction. The transition from 60Hz to 120Hz is noticeable and pleasant.
The sound quality from the stereo speakers pleasantly surprised me (I had no experience with stereo speakers on a phone and considered it a gimmick feature), although they could be a bit louder. With Bluetooth headphones, the sound is loud and clear, and the connection has been problem-free so far.
Update on the camera. The quality with good lighting and from both sensors is excellent, and the image is clear across the entire surface. The HDR is very good, with fast focusing and good object tracking. The digital zoom is good and produces usable images. The ultra-wide lens performs at a very good level, but color-wise, it doesn't have the same performance as the main sensor. The colors are usually a bit colder. It also takes excellent macro shots. In low light, the main camera does a very good job in combination with the software. In night mode, it captures even more details without much pixelation or halos on objects. Zooming at night without a tripod and using the manual mode doesn't produce anything noteworthy. There is a lot of noise, and the night mode doesn't improve the situation. Similarly, with the ultra-wide lens, the results are very good. Also, the saving speed is much faster compared to my old phone (about 1-1.5 sec). Overall, it didn't lag anywhere, not even a shutter lag (which had become a habit with the Mi Note 10 Pro).
The battery easily lasts for one and a half days. I constantly use it since it's new, so when I eventually stop, it might give me an additional 2-3 hours.
The processor, although from the previous generation, doesn't seem to struggle with anything. Also, for now, it doesn't heat up almost at all (except during charging), although I imagine it might get warmer during gaming.
The signal, apart from the fact that I now have 5G and everything loads very quickly, hasn't been an issue. Where I didn't have signal with the usual Greek networks, I still don't have it now...
Finally, the glyph. It has great customization options, allowing you to choose how, when, and in which apps you want to use the lights. I have it permanently upside down so that it doesn't distract me when I'm working, and it has actually reduced my screen time. The notifications come in accordance with the choices you have made, and you can tell whether you need to open them or not.
Update 26/9
A few issues. The fingerprint scanner would be more convenient if it were 5mm higher. It takes some getting used to having it down there. The vibration is not strong enough. When entering or exiting focus mode or silent mode, it takes a while for it to start using sounds for calls and notifications. I imagine it's a bug that I hope will be fixed.
The night mode on the camera does a really good job and the video in 1080 and 4K at 60fps lives up to expectations. Clear image, good object tracking, and smooth motion.
Purchased from Plaisio on Black Friday for 500 euros. Excellent and beautiful.
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