Nothing Phone (1) (8GB)
256 GB, Black, 6.55", Dual SIM, 50 Mpx, 5GProduct details
Discover the Glyph Interface. A completely perfect way of communication. Individual LED light patterns indicate who is calling you. It keeps you informed about app notifications as well as the current battery status and more. Daily interactions that bring joy.
| Memory | 8 GB |
| Storage capacity | 256 GB |
| Display size (inches) | 6.55" |
| Image resolution | 1080 x 2400 pixels |
| Operating system | Android |
| Capacity | 4500 mAh |
| Number of cameras | Dual Camera |
| Item number | 21436983 |
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Reviews & Ratings
- Bright 120 Hz display
- responsive system
- Android 14 and 3 years of OS upgrades
- good main camera
- individual design
- Good battery life
- Unique look
- Fleet Pertormance
- Glyphs personalisable
- Slow loading speed
- Display edges antiquated
- Mains plate is missing in the scope of delivery
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't captivated by the Nothing. However, the hype diminished considerably after several weeks of use. The glyphs are nice, but have no real added value - and in the end you're left with a conventional Android phone. A very good one, though!
- great design with transparent back and LED lighting
- excellent workmanship
- Good display
- wireless charging
- weak battery
- Does not live up to exaggerated marketing promises
- Innovative
- Good workmanship
- Upscale equipment for middle class
- Wireless (Reverse) Charging
- Low battery life
- Memory not expandable
The Nothing Phone (1) makes a spectacular debut. The Glyph interface is pure gimmickry, at best an icebreaker - but who can object to that? Technically, the smartphone offers above-average performance for a mid-range smartphone. You have to make do with taking photos in dark environments. The short battery life is another point to consider.
- Unique look
- Fleet performance
- Glyphs personalisable
- Slow loading speed
- Display edges antiquated
- Power supply unit is missing in the scope of delivery
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't captivated by the Nothing. However, the hype diminished considerably after several weeks of use. The glyphs are nice, but have no real added value - and in the end you're left with a conventional Android phone. A very good one, though!
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