Nothing Phone (1) - 12GB RAM + 256GB, Glyph Interface, 50 MP dual camera, Nothing OS, 6.55” 120Hz OLED display, Black

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That’s the (admittedly silly) name for Nothing’s unique pattern of white LED strips that form part of the rear design.

Ahead of its general release on July 21, 2022 – similarly to Ear 1 – Nothing also hosted pop-up kiosks in several locations, including London, where interested fans could get hands-on with the device and even pick one up on the spot. Actual performance may vary due to individual product differences, software versions, use conditions and environmental factors. Service Provider Not specified SIM Card Dual-SIM Wireless Interface NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Security Devices Face recognition, fingerprint reader Connectors USB-C Wireless Charging Standards Qi, Reverse wireless charging Protection Water-resistant, splash-resistant, dust-resistant Colour White Dimensions (WxDxH) 75. Whether it's phenomenal graphics, heightened gaming or advanced camera features, the Snapdragon chipset provides the performance you need, all accelerated by 5G.There is also a 16-megapixel selfie camera under the display glass, which offers a practical night mode and HD portrait mode as well as a beauty mode. If it's smartphone or have GSM model it might be wise to compare it's LTE/5G frequencies with the LTE/5G frequencies of your network to confirm coverage compatibility (they are listed in the product description). Clarity is respectable, making more nuanced vocals enjoyable, and while bass output isn't particularly prominent, the phone does impress with the degree of stereo separation it offers up. The portrait mode could be improved – the background is efficiently blurred, but I did notice the occasional jagged line around my subject. There's a pair of 50MP sensors — a wide angle and an ultra-wide angle lens — on the back of the phone and a decent 16MP front camera.

Nothing gave users a taste of its bespoke Android-based user experience ahead of the Phone 1's launch by releasing a launcher that could be installed on supported phones from other brands; however, the native experience offers a lot more depth.Notification lights dim for less disruption, and you can check the battery status and see when reverse charging is active. Inch Sensor Size, 1µm Pixel Size, 24mm Focal Length, OIS and EIS Image Stabilization, Panorama Night Mode, Portrait Mode, Beauty Mode, Bokeh, HDR, Google Filter, Scene Detection, Live Photo, Document Mode, Night Mode, Extreme Night Mode, Night Video, Expert Mode, Panorama, Slo-Mo (120 fps), Time-lapse, Ultra-wide: Samsung JN1 Sensor, 1/2. A 16MP selfie camera is nestled inside a hole-punch notch in the top-left corner of the phone’s screen. A 120Hz high refresh rate, paired to a 240Hz touch response rate means swiping around the Phone 1's interface – as well as more demanding experiences, like gaming – look and feel pleasingly snappy.