The Nothing Phone (1) comes with 6.55-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and Qualcomm Snapdragon 778+ processor. Specs also include 4500mAh battery with 33W charging speed, Dual camera setup on the back with 50MP main sensor and 16MP front selfie camera.
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Even though he was one half of the team that founded OnePlus and made it a successful smartphone manufacturer, Carl Pei still had to go out with hat in hand to raise money for his latest venture, Nothing. The 34-year-old explained that the team decid...
Nothing Phone OS 2.6 is now making its way to the Phone (1). The Chinese handset maker announced recently that a new update is rolling out to the Phone (1), which includes many Game Mode enhancements, several major bug fixes, and a few new features.A...
The next major update for the Nothing Phone, Nothing OS 3.0, is expected to be introduced around the same time as the Nothing Phone (2a) Community Edition. This device will include hardware changes to the Nothing Phone (2a) designed by the fan base. ...
Nothing announced last month it has teamed up with Google to deliver ChatGPT integration to all customers using its phones. The first two devices to receive the promised benefits are the Nothing Phone (1) and (2). If you’re rocking either of these tw...
I was lucky enough to get in on the beta program that they offered us here for the U.S for-$299.00. And I want to say I'm glad that I did was the best $300 I've ever spent on a device. It handles everything that I throw at it with ease You get a flagship experience for a budget price. From everyday use to heavy gaming this phone handles it with ease I highly recommend this phone there's just something about it that keeps my mean SIM card in it. And I have everything you want arsenal from flagships to mid-rangers to Budget Phones.
9
Build quality
8
Camera quality
10
Performance
10
Display
9
Battery life and charging
What I like
Great device You get a flagship like experience for a budget phone price I highly recommend this phone for a budget phone I would put it up any phone in the three to $500 range.
What I don't like
Video and the camera are the weakest point of this phone even though the pictures have gotten quite a bit better with All of the updates that they have pushed out
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