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The Nothing Phone 2 now costs up to ₹5,000 less! Its 512GB model can now be purchased for under ₹40,000.

Nothing Phone 2 gets another price cut ahead of Phone 2a launch

Nothing Phone (2) gets another price cut ahead of Phone (2a) launch

<h2>The Nothing Phone 2 now costs up to ₹5,000 less! Its 512GB model can now be purchased for under ₹40,000.</h2>

In anticipation of the upcoming launch of the Nothing Phone (2a) later this month, the Carl Pei-owned company has announced a price reduction for its existing smartphone, the Nothing Phone (2).
This latest price cut follows a previous reduction in December last year and aims to make the current model even more accessible to potential buyers.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Price Drop</h3>
The 256GB variant of the Nothing Phone (2) has received a price drop of ₹2,000, bringing its price down to ₹37,999, compared to its previous price of ₹39,999 post the initial price cut.
Meanwhile, the 512GB version of the smartphone has seen a more substantial reduction of ₹5,000, making it available at ₹39,999 after the second price drop.&nbsp;
It is worth noting that the 128GB model is not currently available.
The updated prices are now effective for customers interested in purchasing the Nothing Phone (2) from Flipkart.
Furthermore, the smartphone is offered in grey and white colour options, providing buyers with additional choices to suit their preferences.
<h3>Specifications of the Nothing Phone 2</h3>
The Nothing Phone (2) is equipped with a feature-rich 6.7-inch FHD+ 120Hz LTPO OLED display, providing vibrant visuals with a peak brightness of up to 1600 nits.
The smartphone's design incorporates a glass back and a 100% recycled aluminum midframe.
Performance is driven by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, with configurations offering up to 512GB of storage and 12GB of RAM.
The device's 4700mAh battery supports 45W PD fast charging and 15W wireless charging, ensuring quick and convenient replenishment.
Operating on the Android 13-based Nothing OS 2.0, the Phone (2) offers a smooth and dependable user experience.
The device's camera setup includes a primary 50MP camera with a Sony IMX890 sensor, a 50MP ultra-wide camera with a Samsung JN1 sensor, and a 32MP front camera.
The unique Glyph Interface delivers enhanced functionality, serving as a volume indicator, timer, and notification indicator.
Users can further personalise this feature, adjusting brightness and more, to cater to individual preferences, ultimately enhancing usability and personalisation.
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Experience the Nothing Phone 2 with our full review. Uncover first impressions, camera insights, features, pros and cons, and price in India. Unveil the mystery of the Glyph interface and more.

Nothing Phone 2 Review, First Impression: Worth it to buy? Pros and Cons, Know Price, Full Specifications

Our comprehensive Nothing Phone 2 review highlights its unique design, standout 120Hz OLED display, powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, and 50MP camera setup, all starting at a price point of Rs. 44,999. Watch the full review to know about its pros and cons.

Nothing Phone 2 Review: Should you buy?

Tushaar Singh Gill

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<h2>Our comprehensive Nothing Phone 2 review highlights its unique design, standout 120Hz OLED display, powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, and 50MP camera setup, all starting at a price point of ₹44,999. Watch the full review to know about its pros and cons.</h2>

In the evolving world of technology, innovation is paramount. Companies are striving to outdo each other with new designs, specifications, and features. However, there's something different about the Nothing Phone 2 - a smartphone that is turning heads, and not just because of its unique design.
Today we dive into a Nothing Phone 2 full review, sharing our Nothing Phone 2 first impression, Nothing Phone 2 pros and cons, analysing its camera capabilities, and providing an overview of what to expect.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Design</h3>
The exposed rear look on this phone is retained from the Phone 1, and it adds loads of personality to the Phone 2. This new grey colour option looks quite cool as well. However, hold the Nothing Phone 2 in your hand, and you are immediately reminded of the iPhone Pro Max.
This smartphone is big and boxy. Sure, its rear glass panel is slightly curved around the sides, but its sheer size ensures that it&rsquo;s not the most comfortable thing to grip.&nbsp;
Another iPhone inspiration comes in the form of the volume rocker, which is on the left side instead of being on the right, and might take some time getting used to.
The iPhone inspiration does not stop there, but this third one works in favour of this phone. The display bezels are symmetrical, which contributes significantly to the Phone 2's premium appearance. &nbsp;
Also, the selfie camera hole punch has been repositioned to the centre, as opposed to on the side on the Phone 1.&nbsp;
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<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Display and Utility</h3>
The Nothing Phone 2 can take two 5G SIM cards, but there&rsquo;s no place for memory expansion. You do get up to 512GB of internal storage, but variant upgrades are rather expensive, which we&rsquo;ll talk about later.
The optical in-display fingerprint scanner on the Phone 2 works well, but its positioning is too low for comfort. The Nothing Phone has an IP54 rating as well, but I think Nothing should have aimed for IP67 with this device.&nbsp;
As for the display. the 6.7-inch OLED on the Nothing Phone 2 is a top-notch panel. This 120Hz display comes with LTPO tech, which is a first in the upper midrange segment. It is also vibrant and contrast-rich, and boasts a max brightness of 1600 nits. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Specifications and Software</h3>
The Nothing Phone 2 is powered by Nothing OS 2, which is pretty much on its way to become the best custom Android skin. It is clean and minimalist, and you get zero bloatware on this device.
That&rsquo;s right, no pre-installed apps, no spammy notifications, no glance lock screen.&nbsp;
In fact, the overall look of the OS has a unique black and white aesthetic which feels absolutely amazing, however, it's disappointing that Nothing does not have custom icons available for a lot of apps.&nbsp;
Nothing OS 2 will bring up memories of the fluidity and simplicity of Oxygen OS from a few years back.
Coming to internals, you get a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset on this smartphone, which is quite close to flagship levels of performance. You also get 8 or 12GB of RAM. This makes the Nothing Phone 2 quite a solid performer overall.
However, I must mention that while you can play demanding games on the Phone 2, the frame does tend to get warm pretty quickly.&nbsp;
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Camera Review</h3>
The Nothing Phone 2 gets two 50MP cameras at the back. The main sensor is a Sony IMX890 with OIS, while the ultra wide sensor is a Samsung JN1.
This phone&rsquo;s camera system cannot beat the flagship phones of the world, but as an upper mid-range device, it's quite good.
The main 50MP camera produces great photos with a slight saturation boost and good levels of detail. The camera&rsquo;s dynamic range in challenging scenarios is good enough by segment standards.&nbsp;
On the other hand, the camera&rsquo;s nighttime performance is a hit or miss, as it produces soft photos and has the tendency to lose focus.&nbsp;
You can also use glyph lights as a filler flash at night, but either way, the results are not very impressive. Videos from the main sensor come out to be quite stable and saturation rich in daylight, however, low light videos aren't much impressive.
The 50MP ultra wide camera is better than most 8MP cameras on similarly priced phones. Its photos are sharp without much barrel distortion.
But, colour consistency with the main camera needs to be improved. Thanks to its high resolution, the ultrawide camera can also shoot decent quality videos at 4K 30fps.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Battery Life</h3>
The Nothing Phone 2 comes with a 4,700mah battery in an era where 5,000mah batteries are becoming the norm. But, Nothing is fairly good at optimisations, so you can expect roughly 7-8 hours of screen time on this phone.
The Phone 2 also supports 45W watts of wired fast charging. But there is no bundled charger, and it would surely pinch you in this case, since the Nothing Phone 2 is already on the pricier side.
That being said, the option of wireless charging, with reverse power share, is a welcome addition here.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Features (Glyph Interface)</h3>
While all its talents are accounted for, Nothing is still counting heavily on the Glyph interface of this phone to lure you into buying one.&nbsp;
While it appears quite similar to the Phone 1&rsquo;s, the Glyph interface is updated and more functional here. You see, the broken Glyph pattern makes this second glyph on the right display the volume level and act as a timer bar as well. &nbsp;&nbsp;
It can also sync with third party apps, but the support is non-existent as of now. And it remains to be seen how many developers are willing to add support for this feature.&nbsp;
And that brings me to a fundamental problem. After the novelty wears off, you&rsquo;d have to consciously get used to placing this phone upside down for the entire glyph interface to make sense.
And trust me, that&rsquo;s easier said than done. So, Glyphs are cool and all, but I won't recommend buying this phone solely for its flashy lights.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 Price in India and Verdict</h3>
The Nothing Phone is like a jack of all trades, with a healthy dose of flair thanks to its design. Even if you don&rsquo;t care about the Glyph interface, it can still be on your bucket list because of its clean software and great display.
However, its upper variants can get quite expensive because there is a 5000-rupee jump between each variant.
The Nothing Phone 2 price in India starts at ₹44,999 for the 8GB RAM and 128GB storage model. By stepping up to ₹49,999, you'll gain access to the variant with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. For the premium experience, the model featuring 12GB of RAM coupled with an expansive 512GB of storage, is available at a price tag of ₹54,999.
But, if the Nothing Phone 1&rsquo;s price is anything to go by, do watch out for one of those Flipkart sales for a great deal on this smartphone.&nbsp;
Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/nothing-phone-1-review-a-glowing-debut-1659609631624" target="_blank">Nothing Phone 1 Review</a>

Nothing Phone 2 has been launched in India and Global market Check out Nothing Phone 2 prices, specifications, variants, launch offers, camera, processor, etc.

Nothing Phone 2 launched in India: Check prices, specifications, variants and what all you need to know [Video]

The Nothing Phone 2 is powered by a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and comes with an updated Glyph interface with 33 LED zones.

Nothing Phone 2 launched: Check price in India and specifications

<h2>The Nothing Phone (2) has been launched in India. The Phone (2) is powered by a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and comes with an updated Glyph interface with 33 LED zones.</h2>

The much-hyped Nothing Phone (2) Android smartphone has been launched in India. The Phone (2) featuring a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor and comes at a starting price of ₹44,999.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 price in India</h3>
Nothing Phone (2) has been launched in 3 variants:
1. The base 8GB + 128GB variant starts at ₹44,999.
2. The 12GB + 256GB variant costs ₹49,999.
3. While the 12GB + 256GB storage variant costs ₹54,999.
<h3>Nothing Phone 2 specifications</h3>
Design: One of the standout features of the Nothing Phone (2) is its redesigned glyph interface, featuring 33 LED zones. This unique design element not only adds a visually striking aesthetic but also enhances the overall user interaction with the device.
Display: The display on the Nothing Phone (2) is a 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED panel, ensuring smooth scrolling.
Processor: Under the hood, the Nothing Phone 2 is powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, delivering powerful performance and efficient multitasking capabilities. It is backed by up to 12GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage.
Camera: The device features a 50MP + 50MP dual rear camera setup, with the main sensor being the Sony IMX890 with OIS. The 32MP front camera resides inside a centrally-positioned hole punch cutout, as opposed to the left-aligned one which was found on the Phone (1).
Battery: To keep you powered throughout the day, the Nothing Phone 2 comes with a 4,700mAh battery. Additionally, the device supports 33W wired fast charging, and 15W wireless charging for added convenience.
However, like before, there is no charging adapter bundled inside the retail box.
<h3>Conclusion</h3>
The Nothing Phone 2 will compete with the iQOO Neo 7 Pro and OnePlus 11R in the Indian market, both of which also come with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC.&nbsp;

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