Customer Ratings & Reviews

After using this phone for almost month now, i can definitely recommend this phone for any light to moderate power users. The OS is well optimize to save power when not in use. I've been able to go 3 days (and if i was to push it, 4 days) when only using for basic tasks like texting , calls, and quick web browsing. (The screenshot of the battery I've included was on day 3 with an estimated extra day of battery life before needing to recharge.) If you play some games, as long as its not a super demanding, you can still have a full day of battery life. Now this isn't a high performance phone for gaming. Its no Oneplus 15, Redmagic 11, or Samsung Galaxy Ultra phone.. It is still a a decent performer however. (It has similar enough performance to my old Oneplus 10T that I can't tell a difference for a reference point). And for the unique Glyph Matrix display on the back of the phone, I absolutely like this feature. Its almost a throwback to when phones had assignable multi-color led notifications. The ability to look at your phone without turning on the screen and know you received something possibly important such as text message or a missed call, it a throwback to those days. And its certainly better than that old system. Its highly customizable and adaptive to your wants and needs. Have a camera system at your house, get a bunch of notifications about different things but only want the matix display to show a specific Icon for people detection? It can do that, you get a rain alert from your favorite weather app, it can do that as well. And if there's no notifications to alert about, then it can serve as a always on clock. Supplanting the need for an Always on Display clock on your main screen (this phone does support AoD but why enable it when the matix display performs essentially same function?) Anyways, enough of my rambling, if you're looking at this phone and wondering if its any good. It good. Its no top tier phone but its a solid phone within reasonable expectation. Its work well on T-Mobile and have had no issues with it so far.

This is only a few years from a 20 year old who had a start up in the UK, and now he has a flag ship phone that rivals samsung's flagship. This phone has so many gimmicks it will leave you never bored, and tons of ai features if you want to explore more of every day ai usage. ofc you dont have to use it at all if you dont support it but it runs through the phone rather then bad enviromental places. unless you open chatgpt ofc. This is a great phone. and it works so well! My only gripe is that there should be built in more functionality and easier ways to mess with the Glypie interface.

If you're looking for an under $600 smartphone with really good specs and pretty much a good Great Value you cannot look any further than this phone this phone is everything it has notification LEDs great battery life all day battery life and large 6.8 inch screen like in the software experience is well a punches well above its price tag you cannot go wrong with this experience

I absolutely love this phone. I have had android and iPhone and I absolutely love this phone. The glyph is so cute and customizable, and the camera quality is absolutely incredible. The battery life is wonderful too. Not only did the phone come with a charger but it also came with a case which I have never seen any other phone have with it. It was so easy to transfer my apps over, even my notes. My only issue would be that the phone services are limited but other than that I absolutely love this phone.

Easily the nicest phone I've owned. 12GB of RAM means it's fast and can handle having multiple apps open and 256GB of storage means I don't have to pick and choose which apps to keep. Coming from a Samsung, there were a couple of small things I was struggling to get used to (back button for example), but once you dive into the settings, you'll find that basically EVERYTHING is customizable. It was an easy switch and now my fingers can stick to their muscle memory. The screen is awesome. It gets super bright when you need it to and dark when you need it to, all while being gentle on the battery. The battery lasts almost 2 days going from 80% and 20%, slightly less under heavy use. I tested several devices before buying the Nothing phone and it was the smoothest for the best price.

This phone is a great option for someone looking for familiarity in technology with options to expand your horizons. This phone offers great customization and runs extremely smoothly. It does not shove AI features in your face, but the option to start integrating what you want to use AI for is always available with this phone, and the integration with Gemini makes this much more reliable than other integrated AI assistants/programs. The camera is nice with a 140x zoom, and there are plenty of other features that I keep discovering that prove to me that this is a very intuitive phone that will work as well as you push it to. After owning this phone for over a month, my main complaint is there can sometimes be frame skipping/lag when playing certain games, but reviewing how many apps you have open and minimizing the stress your phone is being put through will fix that issue. This phone is great for what it is priced, and I'd argue it can compete with some of the main flagship phones we see today. Highly recommend this phone if you're considering.

The phone has a sleek design and isn't too bulky. It runs smoothly with excellent processing performance, and the camera takes great photos. I bought it primarily for gaming, and so far I have no complaints. It handles games very well and has performed reliably.

The design was futeristc with the beutiful camera amd the cool matrix in the corner. Pixals were really good. Recommended for a fathers day gift. But can sometimes be overkill if you want someting less flashy amd more basic.

I love the back glyph, I use it for an easy time check for timing my son's bottles. The settings and storage are also really easy for storage and app management. I've had a really easy time moving over from iPhone and I feel like I have a lot more helpful widgets. The nothing phone has also given me a lot more storage space that I've needed without having to pay more. Switching phones has also let me retrieve a lot of lost data/photos. I love the camera and the watermark with the time/date stamp.

After owning a few Pixels I decided to switch to Nothing from my Pixel 7 Pro. I loved Pixels for the pure Android OS and photo quality. Google has become less and less appealing in general, and I know it's still Android, but it's nice to try something different. All in all, very pleased with the move to Nothing. Nothing OS is the best Android experience, so much control (I even changed out the search bar). The only thing that felt less complete is the Essential Space and dedicated button but that can easily be ignored and seems to be improving. I just use it to take and save screenshots. Nothing has Gemini too but the OS doesn't force AI into everything, making it optional, especially compared to Samsung AI Bloat (I just can't with them). Build feels premium in hand with an excellent bright screen and aluminum unibody that makes the whole package look premium too. The glyph matrix will be a gimmick to some but as a simple, fun way to view notifications and basic info, it really is nice to have the option put the screen face down for a while. Less likely to pick up and scroll. The only gripe I have is the camera system. For the price, it's impressive, I can still take great pics but it's just not as consistent as the Pixel experience. Both are doing a lot of post-processing but Google has Nothing beat here. Pixels are neck and neck with iPhone photo quality, they make point and shoot a low effort high reward experience. Nothing crammed a lot of tech into an impressive price, but Google's photo processing is just a step ahead in most situations. Not enough for me to drop to a 4 star review, just something to be aware of. That said, I'm still taking great pictures and feel like it was the right choice to leave Pixel behind. The image processing will improve with updates and the phone itself is a breath of fresh air. I'm on Tmobile's network with no issues, though you will need a physical sim card even though the esim has all the needed specs. I'm not gaming or demanding much from the processor so having something that sips battery and still runs smooth is a plus. Getting a full day is no problem and the wired only charging is fast so no complaints here. Just a great phone to hold and use, very happy for the price, Nothing and Pixel are the only Androids I'd consider at this point. Google's search engine has devolved into paid advertising and AI driven junk and this mentality is bleeding into all their products. Updates feel like they're squeezing more out of me instead of improving my experience. Most new phones just feel like the same phone from 6 years ago with the smallest of improvements. I still like Android, for now, and Nothing has the best experience available on an affordable package that feels way more premium than it has any right to be.

The nothing phone 4a pro has everything I need for a daily driver, responsiveness, great speakers' sound, awesome haptics, an incredible screen and love the software. I would buy another nothing, totally recommend for whoever is looking for a new phone for a great price!

So far after almost 2 weeks I did like a majority of the phones features but I will not list the benefits/pros here as there are many youtube reviews already. However, this phone does have a major flaw and that is with the wifi/wireless network. It seems the device does not work correctly with WPA3 wifi which is what myself and many others are using in their home. The wifi speeds will be very slow and the phone will drop and reconnect frequently. For that reason alone I would not recommend this phone until these issues are resolved. Remember never purchase a phone with the promise of a fix or feature. I do like this phone, the camera is great, its fast but come on how can you have among the most basic features not work. You can read more in the nothing community forum on the wpa3 issue.

My first Nothing phone, and I'm definitely sticking around for more. Amazing performance, battery life, and the glyph is so awesome too.

The camera takes great photos, I love the display, and I have had no issues with this phone. I love it and I probably will never buy another iPhone.

The camera zoom is incredible, and I love the functions this phone. I can customize so much of the home screen and even the glyph. I convinced a couple people who had an iPhone to switch to this . Best buy made it easy and accessible to immediately get the phone and I'm really happy with it so far, it came with a clear case, and a charger and already pre installed screen protector.

I wasn't convinced I would love this phone, but took a gamble because I adored the design. Turns out, the rest of the phone is amazing and a breath of fresh air. The software is clean, fast and has many refreshing design choices. I love the font, widgets, etc. It's like a Pixel, but a bit more "retro". The AI Essential Space is actually a killer feature. I've been using it for all sorts of reasons. This one was actually the real surprise for me. But it's honestly useful to be able to go "hmm, I want to remember this later" and just press the button on the left rail. The glyph interface is nifty... Definitely a conversation starter. I use it for two main reasons: 1. Tells me the time, regardless if the screen is on. Surprisingly convenient. 2. As a softer diffused torch. Overall, love this phone! Price is right, performance is great, design is lovely.

great performance compared to my old phone and modern design, also great customization

Im excited that i get a chance to use nothing and put a review up on nothing. I was a bit scetpicle at first i had a head injury and was on chemo fir a while there are alot of fetures to automate tasks set up extra reminders anything to make my day a little easier. The controls on nothing are explained in deatail so im nit guessing and messing up settings that id never rember. I love this phone and its light up flash reminders on the front the camera is crystal clear and it has easy editing fetures if you want to bump up your photo game. 4 stars for nothing. It cones with a basic case and screen protector to get you started oh and a charging cord.

Overall, the Nothing Phone is a very good device. The performance is smooth, the design is unique, and the phone feels well made. I also liked how different it looks compared with most Android phones. My main issue was the user interface. After using other Android phones, I found Nothing OS less intuitive and not as comfortable for everyday use. Some of the design choices and the way I interacted with the phone just didn’t feel as natural to me as they do on other Android devices. This is definitely a matter of personal preference rather than a major problem with the phone. It has a lot going for it, but the interface was important enough for me that I ultimately decided to return it and choose another Android phone. Still, I think it’s a solid option for someone who likes Nothing’s minimalist and distinctive approach to Android.

Design and DisplayAluminum Unibody: Replaces the typical glass sandwich with a sturdy metal build, though it means there is no wireless charging support.Glyph Matrix: Features a lower-resolution 137 mini-LED rear readout for practical notifications, timers, and fun visual indicators.Massive Screen: Offers a 6.83-inch AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate and an impressive 5,000 nits of peak brightness Performance and SoftwareSnapdragon 7 Gen 4: Delivers snappy, reliable everyday multitasking and casual gaming performance.Nothing OS: A clean, minimal, and highly stylized interface running on Android with distinctive custom widgets and audio design Versatile Cameras: Equipped with a 50MP main camera, a 3.5x optical telephoto lens, and a fun 140x digital zoom party trick, though low-light and ultra-wide shots can be inconsistent.All-Day Battery: A large 5,080mAh battery easily lasts a full day or more under normal use