While the official launch isn’t expected for a few weeks, we already know all about the design of the Nothing Phone (2), the British company’s second transparent smartphone.
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Photo credit: OnLeaksAs usual, the famous leaker OnLeaks has just unveiled the design of Nothing’s next smartphone, the Phone (2). The latter will be the direct successor to last year’s phone (1) and this is immediately apparent from the design of the new device inherits many aspects from its predecessor.
The renders show a design largely inspired by the previous model, but addressing some of the shortcomings noted by many users. If the phone (2) retains an aluminum frame, then it does rounded edges and a back panel that tapers into the frame. Even the screen seems to have a 2.5D finishanother difference to the telephone (1).
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The Nothing Phone (2) looks very similar to the Nothing Phone (1).
Another small change on the back: The phone (2) is equipped with a two-color LED flash, which should improve low-light photos. We also note the return of the Glyph interface, but the LEDs are now divided into distinct sections.
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In front, The Nothing Phone (2) will use a 6.7-inch screen, slightly larger than the 6.55 inches of the previous generation. However, Nothing still maintains quite impressive bezels all around the platter, rather than opting for a bezel-less screen like the Xiaomi 13 or iPhone 14 Pro.
We notice this at the level of the photo Nothing will always rely on two different sensors, but it is not known if these will differ from the phone (1). However, it is unlikely that the British manufacturer will opt for a high-end camera this time and still be able to keep up with high-end smartphones.
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Given the choice of processor, a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, we’re probably dealing with a smartphone that wants offer excellent value for money. So it’s not a device that uses the best technologies on the market to become the best. As with the first generation, we can’t wait to find out all about this transparent smartphone that wants to crack the codes. As a reminder, Nothing has already confirmed Android updates for three years.