We finally have a first proper look at the Nothing Phone (2) in all its glory. The upcoming device’s entire design was teased in a recent YouTube video, which offers us a glimpse at the various changes and improvements made to its design, especially its Glyph LED interface. So let’s have a look.

Nothing Phone (2) Glyph interface brings new functions & upgrades

Talking about the overall design first, the exclusive MKBHD video compared the Phone (2) with its predecessor, the Phone (1). Here, we can see that there are barely any changes in the dimensions of the smartphone and its design language, which makes sense considering the brand is just starting off. Although, the back is apparently slightly more curved while the front retains the flat display.

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The layout of the Glyph LEDs also follows a similar pattern, but there is a big change in the strips themselves and their overall functionality. Previously, the Phone (1) featured 12 different LED lighting zones that were controlled by the software. Now, the Phone (2) offers a much higher 33 zones. Out of these, 16 alone are housed in the arc LED strip situated on the center-right.

This was to add a bunch of features to this LED strip. It is now capable of doubling as a volume indicator, indicates a countdown timer, and will even support Uber and Zomato in the future with the light indicating the distance of your cab/food delivery. MKBHD showcased new customization options as well, with the top right LED strip now lighting up when a particular app notification is set to be highlighted. Lastly, the Swedish House Mafia-made Glyph composer can also be seen in action, which allows you to create your very own ringtone.

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