Nothing Phone (2a) promises to be the cheapest device from the London company, but apparently it will give up the characteristic Glyph interface.
Nothing, thanks to a now mature approach to the smartphone market, is preparing to launch its new model, the recently confirmed Nothing Phone (2a).
In just 3 years, the company has sold over 2 million devices, standing out for its transparent shells with LED lights of his Glyph Interface, highly appreciated by both critics and the public.
However, it seems that for the new model the company wants to adopt a more economical approach, giving up the most distinctive feature of Nothing phones, namely the Glyph interface.
If on the one hand this choice could disappoint those who expected to find the peculiarity also in this device, on the other it could broaden the customer base, offering a more accessible product without compromising the quality of design, which we can admire if necessary through the new leaked images.
With the lights off
The usually reliable sources who made these images public, including Smartprix and well-known leaker @OnLeaks, offer us a clearer view of the back of Nothing Phone (2a).
The render of the phone reveals a clean and modern designwith flat edges and an industrial but recognizable aesthetic, with small aesthetic changes to keep the range fresh and updated.
Although a horizontal configuration of the rear cameras was initially hypothesized, recent images reveal one vertical arrangement of the sensors.
Despite the changes, the phone seems to retain the iconic Nothing design, characterized by the transparent body that reveals part of the interior, albeit without the LED lights.
Mid-range assault
As for the technical specifications, Nothing has not yet officially expressed itself.
From what we know, although it is not intended to be equipped with high-end hardwareNothing Phone (2a) promises to offer a satisfying experience in the most accessible market segment.
In addition to the confirmed presence of dual rear cameras, a abandoning wireless charging in favor of a more compact design.
As for the release date, Nothing Phone (2a) will be officially presented during this year's Mobile World Congress. We can therefore expect the arrival of a lot of information in the next few days, capable of giving a complete overview to those interested.
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