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Nothing just 5 Nothing Phone 2 details officially confirmed so far

Nothing Phone 2 could be semi-transparent or at least have a translucent charging cable. It won’t be a small phone either. Here’s everything we have learned about the phone from Carl Pei as well as leaks and rumours.

Starting with what Carl Pei has hinted at in bits and pieces so far.

Official Nothing Phone 2 hints and teasers

1. Semi-transparent USB-C cable

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— Carl Pei (@getpeid) June 19, 2023

So, the top portion of USB-C connector of Nothing Phone 2 sports the signature "transparent design language" of the brand. You can see the Nothing brandng through the transparent part.

Carl calls it "nice" and we agree. It does look nice but we are concerned whether it will be discoloured in time. 

2. Not a small phone

Contrary to what we may believe living in the echo chamber, very few people buy small phones https://t.co/aVolitAzN3

— Carl Pei (@getpeid) June 18, 2023

Carl says not many people buy small phones. Generally, people prefer big displays for media consumption. More display for the money one pays. 

A smaller variant requires virtually the same resource investment as developing a "brand new" product, each of which will have a fixed cost in the mid-$xx millions USD range https://t.co/khvYAd9XoX

— Carl Pei (@getpeid) June 18, 2023

He also reveals it takes about the same amount of investment for developing a small device and a new device. 

3. An eco-friendly design

Real impact https://t.co/098RO22iUU

— Carl Pei (@getpeid) May 31, 2023

The Phone 2 will be SGA_SA certified. It will have a carbon footprint of 53.45 kg thanks to a plastic-free build and a use of 3x more recycled materials compared to its precursor. Even the assembly process is said to be using 100% renewable energy.

Also Read: Nothing Phone 1 review

4. Made in India

Nothing Phone 2

In an interview with IndianExpress, Manu Sharma, VP and GM, Nothing India has revealed the Phone 2 will be made by BYD Electronic in Tamil Nadu. Its predecessor was also made in India. 

5. Improved specs

Both Carl and Manu has confirmed the Phone 2 will be running on Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 SoC, a 4700mAh battery, and a bigger screen.  

Also Read: Carl Pei confirms the Nothing Phone 2 will be a flagship but by last year’s standard

Besides these officially teased or revealed details, we also expect the phone to feature a 50MP main camera with OIS support, 2 anciliary sensors, up to 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, Android 13-based Nothing OS 2.0, wireless charging, and even satellite communication. 

The Phone (2) is set to debut on July 11 at 8:30 PM IST. Carl and his team could drip feed or tease us with more details in the days leading up to the launch. We are looking forward to the same.



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