I was able to get it at $860.00 with your $100 discount and then some other $40 discount they were running. I purchased using your affiliate link so hopefully you guys get a cut. It seems worth it for $860, even if it gets zero updates. I'll let you guys know how it works out. Package comes tomorrow.

I think the aim is to get a deal with a phone carrier in the US market. Maybe more important than the Nothing phone (2) itself.They doing a similar strategy in other countries to.Oppo/OnePlus are not able to sell in Germany now because a patent dispute. Rumours are that they pulling out from France also.By geopolitical reason Chinese brands in general have a hard time. So Google Pixel will benefit from it. And Nothing that are a UK based company will see a benefit also.

I use both Google assistant & Bixby everyday. Especially when driving if I need an address or directions or to make a phone call & even the name of a song or album I want to listen to versus having to search for it. Also for many things in my house like turning lights on or off or even changing the temp on my thermostat. That's not to mention three routines & modes I have set on my phone. For example, if I'm sitting down watching TV or whatever I might be doing & my phone rings but isn't within reach I can simply say answer phone or reject call & Bixby will do just that! If you know how to put your assistant to good use & have it integrated to things or objects in your life it can be super useful/handy...👍

It's 2023 and any company that doesn't support NFC payments needs to be blasted and called out on. Absolutely no excuse and completely unacceptable.

The mid-range Poco F5 has a similar role to a totally different beast of a phone like the folding Huawei Mate X3. Just like the Mate X3 exists to push the boundaries in the foldable segment, the Poco F5 proves Samsung and Google aren’t necessarily giving us the best hardware in the mid-range Android segment. Are the best display and chip ever put in a $400 phone enough to make you consider buying a phone like the Poco F5? I know the answer for myself!

That apple tax. But it's not any different than many industries. I work closely with sales , and the margins we apply depends on the customer's willingness to pay. Sometimes we sell at razor thin margins, and others are nearly 80% profit. Not saying it's right, but it's super common.