NothingPhone (2) - 256 GB + 12 GB Ram, Glyph Interface, OS 2.0, 50 MP Dual Camera,OIS, 6.7” LTPO OLED Display, 4700mAh Battery, Water Resistant IP54, LTE, GSM only, Android Phone, White

I've been a Samsung user for the last 14 years. Recently, I was getting tired of them. I wanted something different. But I couldn't find anything that stood out to me. It's all just big greedy corps reusing designs and ideas, and demanding a fortune from you. With all these big companies, everythings made to break, everything's automated, everything is so bland.Then I found Nothing. The events leading up to its creation was intriguing. I was looking up reviews on this phone and stumbled upon the Nothing YouTube channel. And what sold me to this brand was the fact that the CEO made a video reacting to reviews of his own product! What CEO does that? It's awesome!Enough about the company itself. Now for the phone. I had purchased the 512GB 12RAM version simply because I wanted the best Nothing could offer. Yet it was still one of the lowest prices I've paid for a phone. It's smooth, it lacks bloatware, decent camera, wonderful screen with great colors. And the battery life? Oh my god. More like the battery with nine lives. The "Almost two-day battery life" thing they throw out there could not be more true. You CANNOT KILL THIS BATTERY it's unreal. I drive a lot for work and use gps for hours at a time. And I'll come home after a 10 hour day and my phone still has 60-70% battery left. It's actually crazy. The Glyph display on the back is cool. It definitely turns heads. Me, personally, a weird guy, I don't know if I see much useability with it other than it making a nice fill light for the camera or a flashlight. It's actually really cool to use it that way. But..I personally never been a fan of flashing lights. But that's just me!! I can definitely see other people loving them! You also have the quick toggle to turn them off if you'd like too. Cant love it, can't hate it either!If I could list any cons, it'd probably be the lack of expandable storage, lack of water resistance, and headphone jack. (yea I'm one of those guys that still won't let it go lol). Even though I have the half terabyte version, id still like the option at least. Id trade the dual sim for a single sim and SD card slot. I hate that phones are trying to make these features "obsolete" because they're not.Nothing is also constantly pushing out major updates on the monthly! Always coming with a long detailed list on the improvements in the software, especially with the camera(s)! As I type we are on Nothing OS 2.5.2. and it's better than ever!In conclusion, it'd say it's something you can't go wrong with. I absolutely love this phone, I've had it for a month now, it's been great. I cannot wait to see what this company has for us in the future!Thanks for Nothing!-Ethan :)

Love it. Works way better than expected and the looks I get for having such a cool phone.

Keeps up with all the specs I need for my games and such, and I keep getting asked bout the lights on the back, no extra B's with it, just a good phone with great specs.

I have really enjoyed the phone, it's been updated a few times since my purchase which is nice. The back glow is so catching, and fun to play with or freak people out with!The camera has improved since release, and takes decent pictures.Overall very happy for a budget flagship device!

The phone is great, but beware, trying to find repair support in the US is difficult. The back glass got cracked and we tried to contact support after failing to find someone local who would repair it. Also cannot locate a parts source to DIY the repair. Contacting Nothing support got us, well nothing. The support person said we would be emailed with information for return but that hasn't been done. Hopefully with another call we can get a response.

I switched from iPhone to Nothing phone. Bigger and loads faster. Never going back to apple

I have always had an Android, and usually a Samsung Galaxy since other Androids has bug issues with their new software. I was hesitant to buy this phone because of the history I had with non-Samsung Galaxy phones. I have had this phone for almost 3 months now and there have been no bugs. It has been running perfectly, and I love the battery saver. My old phone died within 8 hours. This phone lasts for 2 days with battery saver.Pros:-Like the glyph system for notifications-Great battery life-Love the widgets and the interface-Amazing camera-Clear audio/soundCons:-No headphone jack; need to buy separate Bluetooth headphones-Difficult to find phone cases

While the phone is quick, sleek, and performs well with higher end tasks, it is embarrassingly bad at handling simple use cases like picking up calls or connecting to Bluetooth devices.I've used this phone for about 3 months now, and while I like how it feels and performs, I cannot continue using it as my cellphone.The ringer for phone calls simply doesn't work, especially on vibrate mode. I often get notification pings letting me know that I've missed a call - after the device was dead silent while ringing.Messaging is a mess. When replying to group messages, the device will often text every member individually instead.Finally, the phone will not connect to several of my Bluetooth devices, making it nearly unusable for listening to music (no headphone jack).After using this phone for 3 months, I recommend that anyone looking to buy it gets literally anything else instead. Unless you want a phone exclusively for games, web browsing, and apps, just buy something else.