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

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Brightness is boosted effectively without the algorithms altering the tint of the scene or increasing visual noise. It's also true that most smartphone cameras do a great job in favourable lighting conditions, and that the very best cameras from Apple and Google take advantage of computational improvements to get the edge over their rivals. As for recharging, the Phone 1's battery officially refills to 50% in 30 minutes – provided you've picked up a compatible PD 3. Furthermore, the HDR10+ technology in this phone allows you to enjoy rich colour and vivid contrasts that are tailored to each scenario. While the front-facing snapper clocks in at an unassuming 16MP, both rear cameras pack in the pixels at 50MP a piece.

It’s powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G Plus 5G processor, which is backed by either 8GB or 12GB of RAM and a choice of 128GB or 256GB of internal storage. Whether it's phenomenal graphics, heightened gaming or advanced camera features, the Snapdragon chipset provides the performance you need, all accelerated by 5G. It’s hard to imagine that any company releasing its first smartphone could generate the hype that Nothing has for the Phone (1), but hype can be a double-edged sword. Furthermore, the sophisticated vibration motors included in this phone make touch reactions lifelike and provide an exceptional user experience.Sensor Name Sony Exmor RS IMX766 sensor Optical Image Stabiliser Optical Image Stabiliser (OIS) Lens Aperture F/1. That’s the (admittedly silly) name for Nothing’s unique pattern of white LED strips that form part of the rear design. You can experience exceptional ruggedness and carry your phone with you on all of your excursions owing to the Dual-side Gorilla Glass featured in this smartphone.

With a uniquely futuristic design focused on simplicity and sustainability, the Nothing phone 1 shines bright above the rest to deliver fast and reliable performance.The item may be missing the original packaging or protective wrapping or may be in the original packaging but not sealed. These options are accessed in the dedicated Glyph Interface section of the phone’s settings, where you can also adjust the brightness of the lights, set a bedtime schedule to pause the lights and sounds, and enable the “Flip to Glyph” silent, lights-only notifications when the phone is face-down. Reading this, you're either here curious about who Nothing is and what the Phone 1 brings to the table compared to more well-known offerings, having never heard the name before or you're already clued-in on the story of the London-based startup and the existence of the Phone 1, wondering how the company's quick cultivation of talent and hype manifests when distilled into a smartphone.