Nothing - Phone (3) 512GB (Unlocked) - Black

Nothing has the potential to be a great phone company the phone is great how ever, it does have some flaws the main camera good but when swirching to ultra wide and zoom you notic a major lost in quality. Also the camera app itself sucks theres no way to switch between the rear and front camera while recording also dual recording doesnt exist on this phone other then that good phone just not there yet but i do believe with time nothing phones will be top phones along side with Apple and samsung !!

This is a great overall phone for the price. I got the 512 GB which comes with 16 GB of RAM and this thing runs very smoothly. It has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, slightly below the current flagship processor but you wouldn't know it unless you need the most up to date processor for heavy emulation. I personally am a big fan of the asymmetry with the design and offset cameras. In a world full of iPhones, Samsung and some Pixels sprinkled in, this thing just plain stands out among the crowd. I see myself keeping this phone longer than what I normally do with a phone and that's coming from someone who upgrades every year typically. Go buy the phone. You won't regret it!

I have unfortunately been spoiled by Asus' compact Zenfone 10 phone. So upgrading to this Bulky boy felt incredibly heavy. Now it looks clean, and will definitely be a conversation starter with the glyphs, which was a fun little gimmick to play with, and it seems pretty powerful. However it was just too heavy and uncomfortable for me to enjoy. And the biggest pain point for me was it's AI button that was inconveniently placed right where the power button is usually. (Two buttons on the right side, making for four buttons total.) And pressing it too long (to power off the phone) it records your voice, and is saved as a note, and also screenshots your phone, which... Is just weird for a dedicated button on a phone. I get how it could be useful but it just became a huge inconvenience for me. I don't need unnecessary bloat on my phone from accidentally pressing the button on accident. I tried to get used to it but it was just awkward to press a power button where volume buttons should be. As of up until my return which was about a week and a half of trying to get used to it, it didn't offer customization of these said buttons, which other phones usually have. Which is really unfortunate. And you can't turn the button off. (July 24th) Maybe they'll have it another time? I couldn't get over it. I can see the vision of taking notes, like a grocery list... But as per their developers words, it was intended to force upon the consumer to get used to it. (Sorry I guess I couldn't.) I'd prefer the option man. At least let me customize what the buttons do. Everything else was good. Tldr: -Looks great. -Glyph is fun to play with. -Screen is fantastic, great lighting and color, as well as refresh rate. -Heavy/Bulky -Little customization for certain things, including the button I mentioned. -Innovative but forced. -Camera is in line with other phones. (Uses AI to enhance photos. So not powerful out of the box) -Ai focused. (Should be an option.)

Safe, simple, easy to use and set up. I've no skills but wanted safe. 1st time anyone had seen one. I predict it will a much-desired item at Xmas so make the shelves full or there is going to be lines for it in all the tech stores.

This device was actually a very good at for the price I paid. It was $699 for the 32 gig variant. Very good value. Screen looks good, feels like a premium device. Overall I'm very satisfied but the main feature is more of a gimmick. I never see it and it doesn't work like I expected. I like the idea but not the way they did it.