Nothing Phone (2) is scheduled to launch in a few weeks and the company’s hype machine is on the roll. The brand has started to tease the device, revealing details in bits and pieces. Not much is changing in the design department, at least nothing significant. We know that the device will retain its transparent back, adorned with LED lights. However, a recent teaser has unveiled that while the front of the phone remains largely unchanged from Phone (1), the back will feature a curvier profile.
Nothing Phone (2) does not have flat sides
Nothing wanted to spark innovation again in the smartphone industry and it did manage to do something different with the Phone (1). Although some folks might argue that it’s an iPhone copy with LEDs on the back, many believe the handset follows an innovative approach. The Carl Pei-led startup wants to keep the spark alive with the Phone (2) but it seems there won’t be many changes in the design.
Teasers reveal that the front of the device remains business as usual, featuring a centered punch-hole cutout and relatively thin bezels on the top and sides of the display. The Nothing Phone (2) is expected to be equipped with a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen, boasting FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. However, it is the back of the phone where Nothing has implemented some changes. While the smartphone still retains its transparent back with the company’s signature Glyph Interface of LEDs for notifications, the sides now appear to be slightly curved instead of flat.
Nothing Phone (2) is already available for pre-order in India and it will be unveiled on July 11. The handset will be powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC and will likely bring several other upgrades.
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