Nothing Phone

Novel design, good cameras, solid performance and battery life make a competitively priced package.

Four years of promised software updates is good but not the best, and relies on Nothing succeeding in fulfilling its commitment, which is not guaranteed for any new entrant. The glyphs can be lit up to create a fill light at night instead of using the flash, which is novel but produces a blue hue to the images. Its design is distinctive on the back and simple elsewhere. It is good to see something different and fun, though. The company plans to publish an environmental impact report for the phone, which it says has a carbon footprint of 58.5Kg CO2 equivalent. The main camera produces the best images that have generally good colour balance and detail. That’s decent but a year short of that offered by Google and Samsung’s competing devices, and well behind Fairphone and Apple’s six- to seven-year support. Setting up the phone without restoring my data fixed the problems. Different light patterns show who is calling, which app is notifying you or even different types of notification from the same app without having to see the screen. Nothing rates the battery for at least 800 full charge cycles while maintaining at least 80% of its original capacity. Only those mid-range phones with top-spec chips such as Apple’s iPhone SE or Google’s Pixel 6a will perform markedly better for the price. The recycled aluminium sides and flat OLED screen look remarkably similar to an Apple phone, leading more than one person to ask if I was holding an iPhone 13.

Cool-looking “Glyph” notification interface on the back · Aggressive price · Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+, tuned for Nothing Phone (1) · A light take on Android with ...

But, for what it is right now, the Nothing Phone (1) is a no-nonsense, upper-tier smartphone that does its job well. Stereo speakers are a must nowadays and the Phone (1) has them — a bottom-firing driver and an earpiece that doubles as the second speaker. But, for what it is right now, the Nothing Phone (1) is a no-nonsense, upper-tier smartphone that does its job well. The Nothing Phone (1) holds a 4,500 mAh battery to keep the lights (all 900 of them) on. So, if you want to veer away from that beaten path, break that Samsung - Apple mould, then the Nothing Phone (1) is a good choice. Stereo speakers are a must nowadays and the Phone (1) has them — a bottom-firing driver and an earpiece that doubles as the second speaker. At the time of writing this review, the Nothing Phone (1) runs on Nothing OS 1.1.2, which is based on Android 12. Most of the photos taken with the Nothing Phone (1) look pretty good! For day-to-day activities, the Nothing Phone (1) is pretty snappy and responsive. But what is the Nothing Phone (1) right now? But the Nothing Phone (1) also nails a feel that is pretty nice – it’s light and well balanced, yet reassuringly solid. The Nothing Phone (1) is the first smartphone to come from Carl Pei’s new startup…

New Delhi: One of the most popular smartphones of 2022, Nothing Phone (1) is set to go for sale on August 5 in the Indian market.

Before we tell you about the price of the phone, you must know that the price of Nothing Phone 1 will be based on the configuration of RAM and storage you chose. The phone is launched with a 6.55-inch OLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz. The front and back panel is protected with Gorilla glass. New Delhi: One of the most popular smartphones of 2022, Nothing Phone (1) is set to go for sale on August 5 in the Indian market.

On paper, yes, the Nothing Phone (1) has very mediocre specifications – a dated Qualcomm Snapdragon 788G+ SoC, dual 50-megapixel cameras, a funky naked rear ...

Speaking of videos, the phone can click up to 4K at 60fps, but HDR videos can only be shot at 1080p at 30fps. Nevertheless, they can be unnerving when trying to do important things in a hurry, like paying the cashier using the phone at a busy superstore. We have used the phone for about three weeks, and so far, it has received two major updates in this duration. The Glyph interface, along with the new ringtones, was very exciting, and it even prompted us to change our habit of using phones on vibrate. But the haptics are top-notch, good enough to compete with the iPhones. The vibrations can be felt precisely on your fingertips and aren’t buried somewhere in the frame of the phone. There were several concerns surrounding the dust and water resistance of the Phone (1). Yes, it does have an IP53 rating, but it’s not waterproof. Holding the Phone (1) in your hand for the first time is an experience that will stay with you for a long time, no matter how many smartphones you have seen. The right has the power button, the left has two individual volume buttons, and the top is nearly clean with a single mic hole. The Phone (1) is a smartphone that was so hyped at its launch that it became cool to hate it. The naked, lit-up design of the Nothing Phone (1) has been the talk of the town for months. And having fought both for so long here’s our review to make it clear if it’s the right choice for you. But then, at Rs. 32,999, it falls in the same performance-centric line-up of smartphones from Redmi, Poco and iQOO.

Flipkart, an e-commerce giant is back with a sale on The Nothing Phone (1) in India on August 05, 2022.

Soon after the launch of Nothing Phone (1), it is speculated that Nothing is working on a Lite version of the phone. Flipkart, an e-commerce giant is back with a sale on The Nothing Phone (1) in India on August 05, 2022. Meanwhile, it is speculated that Nothing is working on its new smartphone. The 8GB RAM with 256GB storage and 12GB RAM with 256 GB of storage variants come at a price of Rs. 35,999 and Rs. 38,999, respectively. Moreover, the retail box comes without a charger and a case. Nothing, a smartphone brand has been gaining traction in India. The Nothing Phone (1) created a lot of buzz for its unique features and design.