Very good87/100
- Bright 120 Hz display
- responsive system
- Android 14 and 3 years of OS upgrades
- good main camera
- individual design
- Good battery life
Nothing Phone (1) (8GB)
256 GB, Black, 6.55", Dual SIM, 5GCurrently out of stock
Free shipping starting at 30,–
In Detail
Translation: machine translated
Overall ratingVery good86/100
Very good90/100
- great design with transparent back and LED lighting
- excellent workmanship
- Good display
- wireless charging
- weak battery
- Does not live up to exaggerated marketing promises
Very good80/100
- Innovative
- Good workmanship
- Upscale equipment for middle class
- Wireless (Reverse) Charging
- Low battery life
- Memory not expandable
The Nothing Phone (1) makes a spectacular debut. The Glyph interface is pure gimmickry, at best an icebreaker - but who can object to that? Technically, the smartphone offers above-average performance for a mid-range smartphone. You have to make do with taking photos in dark environments. The short battery life is another point to consider.
Very good90/100
- Unique look
- Fleet performance
- Glyphs personalisable
- Slow loading speed
- Display edges antiquated
- Power supply unit is missing in the scope of delivery
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't captivated by the Nothing. However, the hype diminished considerably after several weeks of use. The glyphs are nice, but have no real added value - and in the end you're left with a conventional Android phone. A very good one, though!
- Successful design with transparent back
- Rear side with LED lighting that offers a wide range of applications
- Large OLED display with good representation and 120 hertz
- Slim Android interface without bloatware and with long software support
- Dual camera with good quality
- wireless charging
Without ratingNo rating
- Glyph interface
- Design and workmanship
- OLED display with 120 hertz
- Software close to stock Android
- Solid battery life (5 to 6 hours of screen time)
- Occasional jerks and bugs
Legal concerns