Nothing Phone (1): What's in the Box?

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Nothing Phone (1): What's in the Box?
If you are thinking about buying the flashy (pun intended) Nothing Phone (1) and want to know what comes in the box, you have come to the right place. It's 2022, so no one knows what you will be getting (or rather what you will not be getting) with your new smartphone. 

The Nothing Phone (1) is perhaps one of the most interesting mid-range Android smartphones to be released in 2022. With such it futuristic design, LED strips and semi-transparent back this is, no doubt, a head-turning device. 

What's even better, however, is that the handset is no slouch in the spec department as well, especially given its price point. If you are still on the fence about buying the Nothing Phone (1) or if you are simply interested in learning more about the Nothing Phone (1), its specs, features, "glyph interface" and so on you can read our dedicated article here.

If you have already made up your mind and know you want to buy a Nothing Phone (1) yourself, you can do so at the following site. But what will you be getting in the box?

What's in the Nothing Phone (1) box?


  • The Nothing Phone (1)
  • A pre-applied removable screen protector 
  • A USB-C cable 
  • SIM Tray ejector 
  • Paperwork, including safety information and a warranty card

What's not in the Nothing Phone (1) box?


  • Power adapter
  • Headphones
  • A Case

This is hardly surprising but, unfortunately, you will not be getting a charger in the box. In the box, there is just the bare minimum - the device, a charging cable, paperwork and miscellaneous items to get the device going like a removable screen protector (which is pre-installed) and a SIM tray ejector. 

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The official reasoning behind this decision is simple - to limit e-waste and to incentivize you to re-use your old smartphone charger. Also, companies now have an excuse to sell you a new charging brick. Given that the smartphone has a USB-C port, finding a compatible charger should not be a major hindrance. If users wish so, they can purchase the company's default 45W fast charger for €35/£35, which promises a 65% battery charge in 30 minutes.

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