Here's how the fresh new Nothing Phone (2) fares against the competition size-wise.
, presenting yet another intriguing option in the upper mid-range segment. Starting at $599, the phone is a much improved and perfected version of the first Nothing Phone, with beefier internals and a promising new camera system. At the same time, signature features like the unique Glyph Interface are back with a bang and improved a lot.
The new Nothing Phone is mostly similar to its predecessor, but there are ever-so-slight differences in the design and size department. For starters, we now have a slightly curved aluminum side frame that boosts the ergonomics and makes the phone slightly more comfortable to hold and use. Next up, Nothing has fitted a slightly larger display with thinner bezels, but the overall diagonal still does not exceed 6.7 inches in size.
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