We recently caught more details on the new Nothing Phone (2) with specs such as a 5000mAh battery and Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. Discover more information on Nothing Phone (2) specs below!

Nothing Phone (2) specs

The first Nothing Phone (1) attracts a great number of smartphone users. According to CEO Carl Pei, Nothing’s second smartphone, the appropriately called Nothing Phone (2), is going to be available in July. Nothing itself provided the teaser image above at the beginning of the month, and it now appears like the launch campaign is in full swing, with the usual OnePlus/Nothing method of drip-feeding us spec details every other week or so.

First, the Nothing Phone (2) specs offer a 6.65-inch OLED with a 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution and a 90HZ refresh rate. Moreover, this Nothing handset comes with a bezel-less display but no touch. Furthermore, the Nothing smartphone has a tall 20:9 aspect ratio and Corning Gorilla Glass protection. On the other hand, this Nothing device gets power from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset.

Besides, the Nothing phone sports one storage version: 8GB/ 12GB of RAM and 128GB/ 256GB of onboard storage. In terms of the software system, the Nothing machine works under the latest Android 13 with Nothing OS on top. How about the battery? The powerhouse of this Phone is a 4700mAh juice box that supports 45W fast charging. Let’s move on to an optics system! The Nothing Phone (2) cameras carry a triple camera setup. It consists of 50MP primary lens + 50MP ultrawide sensor + 5MP depth shooter. At the front, this Nothing smartphone houses a single 16MP lens for taking selfies and video calling. Furthermore, the handset offers a dual-LED flash, OIS, HDR, and panorama with the camera system. Other connectivity options include 5G VoLTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPRS, and more…

Nothing Phone (2) release date and price

According to internal information, the Nothing Phone (2) release date should fall in the upcoming months. Additionally, the Nothing Phone (2) price falls around $520 ~ Rs. 42,566. What do you think about the upcoming Nothing phone? Leave us a comment on your opinion!