The Phone (2) is bigger, faster and with more lighting effects. And it enters the North American market to shake things up. It does cost more, though.
After successfully entering the phone market, it’s time for Nothing to grow – and the Nothing Phone (2) did just that, going from the 6.55” of the original to 6.7”. Since open sales of the second generation model begin next week we wanted to take a vote on whether this was the right direction for Nothing to take.
Besides being larger, the new OLED panel is also the LTPO type, so it can precisely dial in its refresh rate between 1-120Hz. This is something out of reach for the Galaxy S23/S23+, Pixel 7/7a and iPhone 14/14 Plus.
Having mentioned those, let’s get into the Nothing Phone (2) pricing. The base 8/128GB model is $600/£560/€680/₹45,000. That’s above Pixel pricing, on par with the Galaxy S23, below the S23+ and Moto Edge+/Edge 40 Pro and well below the iPhone 14s.
