After weeks of daily use, Nothing Phone 2 proves to be more than a gimmick.
While this chipset has been surpassed earlier this year by the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 2, which powers theThe 6.7-inch LTPO OLED display is excellent and one of the best around in this price range; it has a 2412 x 1080 pixel resolution for sharp and bright imagery. If you are browsing, playing games or using Nothing Phone 2 to write and send notes, it's excellent. What it does do well is save you on battery life; the LTPO technology adjusts the display's refresh rate to save energy.
From back to front Nothing Phone 2 is designed inside out, in reverse. It's clever and different, and turns heads when you put it down and its Glyphs shimmer and vibrate. One note, because Nothing Phone 2 features two higher-specced cameras you will need to buy a new case if you're a Nothing Phone 1 user aiming to upgrade.
The LEDs can be customised and tailored to your liking too; there are multiple presets to select from or you can enter the Glyph composer to create your own ringtones and LED patterns; the goal is to craft personalised Glyphs so you know who is calling or messaging. Nothing has a DLC pack of sound files created by
The dot font stretches to various icons on the home screen, for example I love being up to date with the weather so I get a little dot-cloud or do-sun. As standard every icon is monochrome, so even familiar apps have their colour removed. You can even remove the names of apps, gather like-apps into a grid and enlarge your most used app or apps, which makes sense.
I've been playing the latest games, streamed video and music, used multiple docs and apps at once and found it never slows or stutters. My review mode has 12GB RAM and 256GB of storage, making it not the most expensive build but mid-point in the Nothing Phone 2 offering. Where Nothing Phone 2 really improves is in its software. The camera app features all the options you could wish for, from standard shots to macro, portrait and panoramic. There's a grid system to help with composition and tapping the screen tracks and focuses on the areas you need.
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