Testseek.com have collected 185 expert reviews of the Nothing Phone 1 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nothing Phone 1.
July 2022
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185 Reviews
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The editors liked
Attractive design
120Hz OLED display with HDR10+ is good
Smooth performance
Good battery life
PD fast charging and wireless charging
Main camera is good
IP53 splash-resistant body
Stylish
Unique design
Clean software
Capable primary camera
Decent performer
Supports wireless charging
Unique design with LEDs at the back
Clean UI with three Android OS updates
Decent cameras
Wireless charging
Fantastic battery life
Unique Design
Wireless Charging
Software
Cameras
One-of-a-kind glass design with Glyph UI
IP53-rated
Outstanding HDR OLED
120Hz
Superb color accuracy
Reliable battery life
Fast enough charging
Up to par performance
Great stability
One of the snappiest Android interpretations
Excellent main and
Snappy performance
Smooth-scrolling
Pleasant-to-use OLED screen
Some unique use cases for glyph notification system
Four years of security updates promised
Great 120Hz screen
Nice Software
Snappy hardware
Unique product design
Good performance for mid-range phone
Great camera quality
Performs well in different lighting levels
120Hz screen looks great
Unique glyph. is interesting
Long support period
Affordable price
Unique
Flashy design
Solid processor and camera performance
Unique design
That incorporates recycled materials
Stock Android for the most part
Promise of long update support
Strong phone reception
Fairly accurate location tracking
120-fps gaming possible
No throttling
Good battery
The editors didn't like
Average ultra-wide camera and video recording
Glyph Interface might not be useful for everyone
No charger in the box
16
15
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Doesn't ship with a charger
Slow 33W charging speed
Display's peak brightness is not the best
Facial recognition is finicky
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No bundled charger
Sporadic lag in day-to-day use
Faulty ambient light sensor
Finicky biometrics
Battery Life
Weak ingress protection
Horrible headphone audio quality
Quiet top speaker
Pricing
Battery life is just okay
No charger included
No track record of success yet
Small design miscues
Camera issues
Limited release
Battery life is okay
Glyph is somewhat gimmicky and needs more functionality
One-of-a-kind glass design with Glyph UI, IP53-rated, Outstanding HDR OLED, 120Hz, superb color accuracy, Reliable battery life, fast enough charging, Up to par performance, great stability, One of the snappiest Android interpretations, Excellent main and
Weak ingress protection, Horrible headphone audio quality, Quiet top speaker, No charger in the box, Pricing
The competitionNothing has done an incredible job with its first-ever smartphone - the Phone (1). We found its screen, performance, camera quality, battery life and charging speed to be up to par and its design and Glyph UI - interesting and useful at the...
Published: 2022-07-20, Author: Andrew , review by: cnet.com
Affordable price,Unique, flashy design,Solid processor and camera performance
Battery life could be better,For some, the back lights might be a gimmick
buy the Nothing Phone 1? The Nothing Phone 1 certainly isn't an iPhone 13 Pro or Galaxy S22 Ultra rival. But it's not trying to be. It's a good phone, not because it tries to cram in every feature you could possibly imagine, but because it leaves them ou...
Attractive design, 120Hz OLED display with HDR10+ is good, Smooth performance, Good battery life, PD fast charging and wireless charging, Main camera is good, IP53 splash-resistant body,
Average ultra-wide camera and video recording, Glyph Interface might not be useful for everyone, No charger in the box, 16, 15, i,
At a starting price of Rs. 32,999, the Nothing Phone (1) is more than the looks. It might not be the value-for-money phone considering the SoC compared to other phones in the range, but support for wireless charging and display are some impressive feature...
Snappy performance, Smooth-scrolling, pleasant-to-use OLED screen, Some unique use cases for glyph notification system, Four years of security updates promised
Battery life is just okay, No charger included, No track record of success yet
Abstract: There's a lot of hype surrounding the Nothing Phone 1 launch, especially considering its midrange price. But there are valid reasons for the fanfare. The Phone 1 is Carl Pei's first phone launch since his departure from OnePlus, which he led from a startu...
Published: 2022-07-17, Author: Andrew , review by: cnet.com
buy one? And, does it rival Apple's iPhone? I've been trying out the new phone and have found plenty to like, from its flashing LED "glyph" to its affordable price. My full thoughts on the phone are now in our Nothing Phone 1 review, but here I'll put tog...
Abstract: The first-ever smartphone from Nothing—a new company headed by Former OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei—has much to do with what's NOT on the phone. There are no bezels. No branding or logos, even. There's no denying it. The Nothing Phone 1 review shows it is a...
Abstract: The Nothing Phone (1), the first smartphone from OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei's new startup, is remarkable because of its design, not its performance. This £399 (about $474 USD at time of publication) handset's LED-lit, transparent back is a real thriller...
Published: 2022-07-15, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: Can a smartphone still be cool? They were, once upon a time, in those days when they were more luxury than ubiquity. But what happens when everyone has one - and, more to the point, we all pretty much have the same one? Phones aren't fashion. They're not...
