NothingPhone (2) 5G - 6.7” LTPO AMOLED Display, 512GB + 12GB RAM, Glyph Interface, OS 2.0, Unlocked Android Smartphone - International/Global Version (White)

People always mistake this for an iPhone and I think it's a really good phone to transition from iPhone to Android because they have an option for it to look very iPhone and it's fast it has a good camera it's not you know the Samsung cameras but they are good. It's fast it definitely looks cool especially from the back and the battery life is amazing. The fingerprint sensor I'm not sure if it's because I have a privacy shield on it but it kind of doesn't work very well I've registered both fingers two times and it still says there's like dirt so I usually go with the face recognition which works perfect. Also it's super durable like I've already dropped it and no damage no nothing like perfect but I do have a good case so

I gave up my Pixel 7 for The Nothing Phone 2 and I'm very impressed with this phone. You get good software, great performance, amazing battery life (I got 9hr of SOT one day) get a good enough camera for whenever you need to take a picture. Yes the Pixels camera was better. But not by much like a lot of YouTubers make you think. Only thing I missed from my Pixel was the "call screen feature" but with this being Android I'm sure I'll get that eventually in an update. For $600 for a phone that gets you 12gb and 512gb hard drive that will last you 3-4 years as a absolute steal. I can recommend this to anyone that's not looking to spend $900 on a phone. That give you a flagship phone experience!

Bought my Nothing Phone 2 through their website and received it quickly. Have had no problems with the phone and am looking forward to Nothing OS 2.5 release. Phone responses are snappy, UI design has unique visuals but is intuitive to use due to remaining true to other android systems. Lack of bloatware on the phone and the phones unlocked nature makes it a huge win.If you want a bloatware free phone in 2023 your options are the Google Pixel line, One Plus, or Nothing. I have had phones in both the Pixel and One Plus lines in the past and wanted to try something new. Not disappointed.

First off the presentation was spectacular minimalistic give you the bare essentials charging cable and Sim tool that's about it no charge brick but that's the norm these days. Secondly the specs are pretty damn good 12 gigs of RAM 512 GB of storage and a not so old Snapdragon 8th gen that get the work done as well as the 1080p screen it uses ltpo technology like iPhones it's an OLED it's pretty good and then we have the build quality nothing more or less it's really nicely built