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Highlights Nothing Phone (2) outperforms 2a in Geekbench and AnTuTu benchmarks. Nothing Phone (2a) offers great value with MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro. Nothing Phone (2) leads in gaming performance with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. Nothing Phone (2a) priced under Rs 25,000 for budget-conscious buyers. In a recent comparison test conducted by 91mobiles, the tech sphere got a closer look at the performance differences between the newly released Nothing Phone (2a) and its more premium counterpart, the Nothing Phone (2). The former is the latest announcement from Nothing and is the first device from the company that is packing a MediaTek chipset. Matter of fact, it is the first phone with the new Dimensity 7200 Ultra SoC. This detailed analysis provides insight into how the two devices stack up against each other in terms of processing power, graphical performance, and gaming capabilities. Nothing Phone (2a) vs Nothing Phone (1): Price in India NOTHING PHONE (2A) NOTHING PHONE (1) 8GB+128GB: Rs 23,999 8GB+128GB: Rs 31,999 8GB+256GB: Rs 25,999 8GB+256GB: Rs 33,999 12GB+256GB: Rs 27,999 12GB+256GB: Rs 35,999 Introduction to the Contenders Introduction to the Contenders As mentioned above, the Nothing Phone (2a), a recently unveiled budget-friendly alternative to the flagship Nothing Phone (2), brings to the table a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Ultraprocessor, omitting features such as wireless charging and the full set of "Glyphs" for which the brand is known. It is offered in up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage and is priced aggressively, aiming to position itself as a compelling package for those looking for value without sacrificing performance. The Nothing Phone (2), on the other hand, is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, a favorite among 2022 flagships, and sports a Qualcomm Adreno 730 GPU. Nothing Phone (2) vs Nothing Phone (2a) Performance Both phones boast 12GB LPDDR5X RAM, highlighting their intention to provide a smooth user experience. It is of course a flagship phone in every sense of the word and is therefore out of the league of the Nothing Phone (2a). With this comparison, we can assess just how far ahead the Phone (2) is when pitted against Nothing’s entry-level smartphone. Benchmarking the Powerhouses Geekbench Analysis Geekbench Analysis The Geekbench test saw the Nothing Phone (2) outpacing its more affordable sibling in both single-core and multi-core scores, demonstrating the sheer power of the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. With scores of 1739 (single-core) and 4261 (multi-core) for the Phone (2), compared to 1068 (single-core) and 2454 (multi-core) for the Phone (2a), the performance gap becomes evident. The multi-core score is nearly double that of the 2a which goes to show the gap in processing prowess. AnTuTu Evaluation AnTuTu Evaluation The AnTuTu benchmark further emphasized this performance divide, showcasing the Phone (2)'s superior ability to handle demanding graphical tasks and memory operations. The Phone (2) scored an impressive 10,69,335, significantly higher than the Phone (2a)'s 7,07,480. The difference this time is about 24 percent in favour of the Phone (2), but we must also consider that the Phone 2a is priced much lower. In fact, the phone’s 11th March sale is slashing the price of the base variant all the way to Rs 19,999. Real-World Performance Tests CPU Throttle Test CPU Throttle Test When pushed to their limits using the CPU Throttle app, both devices demonstrated a drop in performance under sustained load, with the Phone (2a) maintaining a slightly better performance at 69% of its peak output, compared to the Phone (2)'s 62%. This is more likely because the latter has a lot of heat being produced by the Super Core which is what gives the Phone (2) it’s boost in performance. Gaming Experience Nothing Phone (2) leads in gaming performance with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 The gaming test, featuring BGMI at HDR resolution and Ultra frame settings, highlighted the superior gaming capabilities of the Nothing Phone (2). Despite both phones managing 60FPS, the Phone (2)'s quicker load times and smoother gameplay edged out the Phone (2a), which experienced occasional stuttering. There’s really no substitute for hardcore mobile gaming than a flagship chipset which is the Dimensity 7200 Pro is certainly not. For the casual user, it might not be too much of an issue. Verdict Nothing Phone (2) vs Nothing Phone (2a) Verdict Ultimately, the Nothing Phone (2) stands out as the performance champion in this comparison. Its Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset delivers exceptional performance across the board, making it the device of choice for users seeking the best experience, retailing at Rs 36,999 in India. However, the Nothing Phone (2a) presents an attractive proposition for budget-conscious consumers, offering solid performance, a unique design, and a stock Android experience with NothingOS 2.5 for under Rs 25,000. It remains a strong contender for those prioritising value without significantly compromising on performance. SMARTPHONE NOTHING PHONE (2A) NOTHING PHONE (1) Display 6.7-inch 120Hz FHD+ AMOLED panel 6.55-inch 120Hz FHD+ AMOLED panel Processor MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ SoC RAM & storage Up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage Up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage Rear cameras 50MP main camera +50MP ultra-wide 50MP main camera +50MP ultra-wide Front camera 32MP selfie camera 16MP selfie camera Battery & charging 5,000mAh battery with 45W wired charging 4,500mAh battery with 33W wired charging, 15W wireless charging FAQs What are the main differences between Nothing Phone (2) and Phone (2a)? The Nothing Phone (2) features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, while the Phone (2a) is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro. The Phone (2) also has enhanced gaming performance and supports faster processing speeds. How do the Nothing Phone (2) and Phone (2a) compare in gaming performance? In gaming tests, the Nothing Phone (2) displayed quicker object loading times and smoother gameplay compared to the Phone (2a), thanks to its more powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. Can the Nothing Phone (2a) handle high-performance tasks? Yes, despite its lower price point, the Nothing Phone (2a) handles high-performance tasks well, offering good performance, although it may experience some stuttering in heavy gaming. What makes the Nothing Phone (2) a superior gaming device? The Nothing Phone (2) is a superior gaming device due to its Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, ensuring smooth gameplay at 60FPS with no noticeable frame drops or lag. Is the Nothing Phone (2a) a good value for money? Absolutely, the Nothing Phone (2a) is an impressive option for those on a budget, offering solid performance, a unique design, great battery life, and a clean Android experience at an affordable price point. How is the performance of nothing phone (2a)? Performance Phone (2a)’s Dimensity 7200 Pro processor has been exclusively co-engineered with MediaTek to deliver the best performance with optimal power efficiency. Built on TSMC’s latest second-generation 4nm process technology, Phone (2a) effortlessly powers through any task with unparalleled power efficiency and blazing speed. Paired with an expansive 20 GB RAM with RAM Booster technology, the 8-core chip – clocking speeds up to 2.8 GHz – ensures swift and responsive multitasking all day long. This results in a performance that is 13% more powerful than Phone (1) and 16% more efficient. Together, Nothing and MediaTek have introduced optimisations such as Smart Clean (+200% UFS read/write speed over prolonged usage) and Adaptive NTFS (+100% file transfer speeds with Windows computers) and have been able to reduce power consumption of specific components by up to 10%. How is the Battery and Charging of nothing phone(2a)? At 5,000 mAh, Phone (2a) contains Nothing’s smartphone biggest battery to date, delivering up to two days of use on a full charge. Not only is it larger, it also performs better. From Phone (1), Nothing has increased battery longevity by over 25%. This means it can maintain over 90% of its maximum capacity after 1,000 charging cycles, corresponding to over three years of daily charging. The battery also has a 13% reduction in temperature when charging and discharging compared to Phone (1), which contributes to its longevity. For rapid power-ups, Phone (2a) supports 45W Fast Charging, delivering 50% of power in just 20 minutes. An optimal charging solution that avoids the risk of depleting battery life, often related to higher watt count and charging speeds. How is the Camera of nothing phone (2a)? For capturing life’s greatest hits, Phone (2a) features a flawless dual 50 MP rear camera that’s powered by our TrueLens Engine. The TrueLens Engine is a series of advanced computational algorithms that come together to ensure every shot taken on Phone (2a) is as close to real life as possible. This includes Ultra XDR, which has been co-developed with Google to ensure a more accurate display of highlights and shadows in every shot. It works by capturing 8 frames at different exposure levels in RAW format, and then adjusting the brightness of each pixel up to 5 times to display the most true-to-life result. For landing the perfect selfies anytime, anywhere, Phone (2a) has an exceptional 32 MP front camera that uses the same sensor as Phone (2), which has 27% more light sensitivity versus Phone (1) and enables more details to come through. How is the Display of Phone (2a)? Phone (2a) has a 6.7” flexible AMOLED display, which means it can deliver stunningly accurate colour reproduction of 1.07 billion colours while minimising battery consumption. Also, with a peak brightness of 1,300 nits, Phone (2a) delivers an uncompromised viewing experience even in the brightest outdoor conditions. With a refresh rate of 120 Hz, Phone (2a) provides sublimely smooth interactions that dynamically adapts to the content displayed. This goes down to 30 Hz for videos and still to preserve battery. Phone (2a) features the thinnest bezels in Nothing’s smartphone line-up, measuring just 2.1 mm symmetrically on all four sides of the screen. This achievement results in an impressive screen-to-body ratio of 91.65%, made possible through the combination of a flexible panel with structural engineering improvements. How is the Design of Phone (2a)? Phone (2a) is the ultimate representation of Nothing’s unique design expression. In fact, it embodies the first-ever internal smartphone design concept that was created all the way back in 2020, a few months after Nothing launched. With Phone (2a), by placing the cameras inside the NFC coil, Nothing has created a new product icon: the eyes. Behind these is the hub of intelligence that powers the phone, much like a brain. Phone (2a) features an industry-first with its 90° angle unibody cover wrapping around the edges to create a new dimension and perspective to Nothing’s design, while seamlessly integrating the dual camera module. Not only is this structure aesthetically pleasing, it makes the device sturdier, with a notable improvement on drop test results. Adding to the cohesion between form and function, the unique camera ‘bump’ also plays a role in stabilising the phone when it’s lying flat on a surface as well as helping minimise finger obstructions when taking a picture. What’s new with Nothing OS in Nothing Phone (2a)? Phone (2a) enters the market with Nothing OS 2.5. Unlike the majority of the devices in this category, it comes with Android 14 out of the box, with an impressive 3 years of software updates and 4 years security updates. With Nothing OS 2.5, Nothing has expanded its library with even more Nothing-designed widgets, with swipeable views and animations for more levels of information and interactions on your home screen. Phone (2a) marks the launch of a new Recorder widget which allows users to create voice memos on-the-go. Plus, Nothing has introduced an AI-powered Wallpaper Studio, which enables unlimited personalised wallpaper options for your home and lock screen. The Glyph Interface in Nothing phone 2a .Details On the back of the phone, Phone (2a) reimagines the iconic Glyph Interface. A new way to interact with a smartphone that encourages people to put their screens down and refer to light and sound patterns for key information. The new Glyph Interface still retains the new capabilities of Phone (2), including the Glyph Timer and Glyph Progress that utilises 3rd party integrations, whilst contributing to the distinct aesthetic of Phone (2a)’s new back design with a unique trio-light configuration. How is Phone (2a) focussed on Sustainability? Phone (2a) delivers Nothing’s lowest carbon footprint in a smartphone. At 52 kg, it’s 12.5% lower than that of Phone (1). With sustainability goals in mind, Nothing has developed a brand-new recycling process in Nothing’s manufacturing plant, which allows for plastic waste from the Ear (2) production line to be repurposed into Phone (2a). Nothing has also maintained its commitment to plastic-free packaging, using recycled fibre instead. The device itself also contains a number of recycled materials: ● 100% recycled aluminium used in the mid frame ● 100% recycled tin on 6 circuit boards ● 100% recycled copper foil on the main circuit board ● Recycled steel on 22 steel stamping parts ● Over 50% of the plastic parts are sustainably sourced What is the new partnership between Nothing Phone(2a) & Perplexity ? As part of the Phone (2a) launch, Nothing is excited to announce its first-ever partnership in the AI space with Perplexity, the AI powered answer engine redefining how we search for information online. Eligible individuals that purchase Phone (2a) between March 5-19 are able to receive up to a year of Perplexity Pro. Perplexity is growing in popularity because there’s a clear demand for a platform that cuts through the noise of information overload, delivering precise, user-focused answers in an era where time is a premium. Nothing champions this mission and looks forward to bringing this opportunity to Phone (2a) users. For more info, please visit nothing.tech/perplexity. “Perplexity and Nothing are united in a shared commitment to user-centricity, delivering a great product, and the belief that finding information should be simple and efficient. Perplexity is a beautifully designed answer engine and Nothing Phone (2a) is a beautifully designed device, and we are excited to bring Perplexity Pro to Phone (2a) users.” said Perplexity Co-Founder and CEO, Aravind Srinivas. What is Pricing and availability of Nothing phone (2a)? ● Phone (2a) will be available at Flipkart, Croma, Vijay Sales and other leading outlets in Black and White colours, with three models to choose from: 8GB/128GB (Rs. 23,999/-), 8GB/256GB (Rs. 25,999/-) 12GB/256GB (Rs. 27,999/-) from Tuesday, Mar 12, 2024 ● As a launch offer, customers using HDFC Cards for online transactions can enjoy exclusive benefits, like an immediate discount of Rs. 2,000/-. Additional NCEMI available. ● On Flipkart, with an additional Rs. 2000/- exchange offer, 8/128 GB will be available for as low as Rs. 19,999/-. Those who buy phone (2a) can buy CMF Buds (Pro) at Rs. 1,999/- instead of Rs. 2499/- and CMF GaN Charger at Rs. 1,999/- instead of Rs. 2999/- as part of a bundle offer. Also, orders placed by 1 PM will qualify for same-day delivery in 21 select cities. CMF by Nothing Debuts Neckband Pro and Buds .Details CMF, a sub-brand of Nothing, has today announced the launch of Buds and Neckband Pro. In less than one year, CMF by Nothing has proven that great design and high product quality are not limited to the premium price point category. Its 2024 initial products bring forth Neckband Pro, the first 50 dB Hybrid ANC device in this category and Buds, which deliver best-in-class ANC across the price segment. Active Noise Cancellation With a depth of 42 dB and a bandwidth of up to 2900 Hz, Buds are best-in-class (within the price segment) for blocking out unwanted noise. When the time calls, listeners can let the world back in by turning on Transparency Mode. To ensure crisp, clear calls, four HD mics work with Clear Voice Technology and an advanced wind noise reduction algorithm. 12.4 mm Bio-fibre Driver Buds are crafted with enhanced acoustic components and Ultra Bass Technology 2.0 to deliver an expansive soundscape spanning deep bass, balanced mid-range notes and ethereal treble. Digitally enhanced using Dirac OpteoTM patented correction technology and equipped with five popular EQ settings tailored to various music styles, for professional tuning with just a single tap. Battery Users can enjoy up to 8 hours of non-stop listening on a single charge or extend playback time to 35.5 hours by using Buds with the charging case. A fast ten-minute charge powers users ahead for 6.5 hours. This is all thanks to the large 45 mAh battery in each bud and a 460 mAh battery in the case. Neckband Pro – First 50 dB Hybrid ANC Neckband Active Noise Cancellation Neckband Pro is equipped with an advanced chipset and five HD mics to deliver top noise cancellation of up to 50 dB. It also features Environment Adaptive ANC that self-adjusts to ambient noise with three intensity settings for optimal listening. Crystal clear calls are boosted by an AI noise cancellation algorithm tested with over 30 million sound samples. Transparency Mode lets outside sound in on demand. Workout Ready Users can master their sound on the move with the intuitive 3-in-1 Smart Dial, which allows anyone to effortlessly adjust volume, play/pause or skip tracks, or control Active Noise Cancellation with a quick spin or press. Tackle indoor and outdoor workouts regardless of the weather conditions thanks to an IP55 water, sweat and dust resistance rating. Ultra Bass and Spatial Audio Effect Neckband Pro is built with a 13.6 mm composite diaphragm driver and a 0.27cc back chamber to enhance bass depth without distortions. Heightened by Ultra Bass Technology 2.0 – complete with five adjustable levels in the Nothing X app – which detects music signals in real time for a clearer bass effect. The flagship processor creates a Spatial Audio Effect, projecting sound that users can feel, bringing music, movies and games fully to life. Battery Powered by a massive 220 mAh battery that sips energy and delivers strong performance, users can experience 37 hours of non-stop playback or fast-charge for 10 minutes to listen for 18 hours (with ANC turned off). What is price & availability of Nothingband Pro & Buds? Buds will be sold in India at ₹2,499 via Flipkart, Myntra, Croma and Vijay Sales starting from March 8, at 12 p.m. IST. It will initially be available at an introductory price of ₹2,299, Neckband Pro will be sold in India at ₹1,999 from March 11, at 12 p.m. IST. It will be available at an introductory price of ₹1,799. Prior to the general release, there will be exclusive limited drops: on Myntra on March 6, at 12 p.m. IST. Nothing phone 2 should you buy the phone ? The Nothing Phone 2 is a flagship device that impresses with its thoughtful design, powerful hardware, and optimized software, delivering a high-quality smartphone experience across various aspects. Behind all the fancy and glitter, it is a device that caters to the needs of tech enthusiasts and offers a premium smartphone experience. Starting with its design, the Phone 2 showcases a refined aesthetic with a slim profile and uniform texture, complemented by the 3D pillowed glass at the back, giving it an elegant and visually balanced appearance. Under the hood, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and ample 12 GB of RAM provide blazing-fast performance and smooth multitasking capabilities, ensuring seamless navigation through applications and intense gaming experiences. The 6.7-inch OLED screen with HDR10+ certification offers vibrant and immersive visuals, supported by the impressive 50 MP + 50 MP dual camera setup, which captures stunning photos with rich details. The 32 MP front camera further enhances the selfie-taking experience. In summary, the Nothing Phone 2 impresses with its unique design aesthetic, powerful hardware, exceptional display, advanced camera capabilities, generous storage capacity, reliable battery performance, and user-friendly software. What are the pros of nothing phone 2 ? Presentation:- From the get go, the phone give you a premium feel by the unique and well designed packaging that the phone comes in. Apart from the actual phone inside you do also get a cable and sim ejector tool which stay true to its transparent/ look through apperance. Build:- The phone has a very premium to look at design and finish to it, it looks distinct and something that nobody else has to offer, mainly being the transparent back design and glyph interface which makes up its brand identity. Holding and using the phone feels very solid too with the flat edge to edge display, metal rails and the ever so slightly curved back panel which makes it look good and feel more comfortable than the phone (1). Although the phone does seem a little less dense that it seems when you do pick it up. Diplay:- Probably the part i enjoyed most while testing the device was it’s display. The flat amoled panel looks great with it’s symmetrical bezels and the tiny punch hole in the centre which is easy to forget about. The display has vivid but realistic colour representation, the viewing angles are great with little to no colour shifting issues, it’s nice and snappy with the variable 120hz refresh rate, and it gets nice and bright with its 1600 nit brightness put in the sun. For what it is, there doesn’t seem to be much I’d want more from a display in this class. I would like to see even slimmer bezels all around the next time though. Haptics:- The phone seems to have an x-axis haptic motor which does a great job at feeling tight and fast in its response. I also loved the integration of these Haptics in many areas especially the glyph paired ones which work very well with the lighting patterns at the back. The only thing I would like to improve is the strength as it has room for improvement. Battery Life:- The phone with it’s more efficient yet powerful chipset and a larger cell size from its predecessor provides a better experience in terms of battery life. With mixed usage of WiFi and mobile data and also using the camera app for quite some time paired with YouTube and internet browsing, I was more than comfortable in getting a full day of use with 10-15% still in the tank. Safe to say it’s very difficult to kill it in one single day of use. Performance:- The phone comes with last year’s flagship chip (SD 8+gen1) and it’s a beast of a performer, not only does it fly through daily tasks like watching videos or social media apps, it also has no problems in running heavy games at high settings with ease and very few frames are dropped. All in all a very solid performer and this level of performance is more than enough for most of the people. Notable, Incredible, Upgraded Glyph interface:- Yes, it’s a gimmick for the most part but it is what makes this phone unique and nothing have integrated it in a much better manner than the phone (1) for it to be more useful and like to see more functionality moving forward. For the most part though, it’s more of a fashion statement than a feature and i don’t mind that. How is the battery performance of Nothing phone 2? Nothing Phone 2 battery has a slight upgrade if you compare it with what we got in Phone 1. Phone 2 is equipped with a robust 4700mAh battery capacity.Now, this is ample power to keep the device running throughout the day. Moreover, Nothing has this time around focused on efficient charging and intelligent battery management. It has designed the Phone 2 to deliver a reliable and long-lasting battery performance. The inclusion of 45W fast charging technology allows the Phone 2 to charge fully in just 55 minutes. This rapid charging capability ensures that you can quickly replenish the battery when needed, minimizing downtime and keeping them connected and productive. With the ability to charge the device at an impressive speed, you can conveniently top up the battery in a short amount of time. In addition to fast charging, the Nothing Phone 2 is compatible with 15W Qi wireless charging. This provides you with the convenience of cable-free charging. This feature enables users to charge their device simply by placing it on a compatible wireless charging pad or stand. The best part about wireless charging is it eliminates the need for cables and allows for a clutter-free charging experience. Another unique aspect of the Nothing Phone 2 is its ability to double as a 5W wireless charger for accessories such as the Ear (2). This feature allows users to conveniently power up their compatible accessories on the go, making it easier to keep all their devices charged and ready for use. In Nothing Phone 2, the brand has also addressed overcharging concerns that many smartphones receive. So, Nothing has implemented intelligent charging mechanisms. When the Phone 2 is put on overnight charging, the intelligent charging mechanisms ensure that the battery is charged in a way that does not harm its overall life and performance. This charging feature helps maintain the longevity of the battery. How was Nothing Phone 2 – Unboxing & First Look ? The Nothing Phone 2 is available in two colour packages depending on the colour variant you purchase. There is a white package and a dark grey packaging. We had the Dark Grey Colour variant for this review, so our retail package was also of the same colour. We know that Nothing has been constantly promising that Phone 2 is a refined and more premium version of Phone 1. This is instantly evident when you unbox the Phone 2. For those of you who don’t remember the Phone 1 retail packaging, every content inside the box had to be slid out from the sides and there was no proper way to open the box. With Phone 2, Nothing changes that concept. What were Nothing Phone 2 – Sustainability Initiatives? Phone 2 lowers the carbon footprint by almost 8.6% as compared to Phone 1. The aluminium frame that houses all the components together is made up of 100 per cent recycled aluminium. The phone is developed at factories that operate with 100 per cent renewable energy. The Tin magnets used to hold all the components in the circuit boards are made up of 100 per cent recycled tin. 53 components used in the Phone 2 are entirely made of recycled materials and account for more than 20 per cent of the smartphone’s weight. It boasts complete plastic-free packaging. Now, that’s something we expect from a young tech company in 2023.Bravo and we hope Nothing continues on the sustainability front, which the brand has promised that it will. We also are getting a uniquely designed Type-C cable bundled in the box. Nothing, known for its iconic transparent design concept, extends this philosophy to its peripheral products as well. The Type-C Cable that accompanies the Phone 2 in the box embodies the transparent design language, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to a cohesive and distinctive visual identity. NOTHING PHONE 2 KEY SPECIFICATION Key Specs RAM 8 GB Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 Rear Camera 50 MP + 50 MP + 50 MP Front Camera 32 MP Battery 4700 mAh Display 6.67 inches (16.94 cm) General Launch Date July 19, 2023 (Unofficial) Operating System Android v13 Performance Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 CPU Octa core (3.2 GHz, Single core, Cortex X2 + 250 MHz, Tri core, Cortex A710 + 2 GHz, Quad core, Cortex A510) Architecture 64 bit Fabrication 4 nm Graphics Adreno 730 RAM 8 GB Display Display Type OLED Screen Size 6.67 inches (16.94 cm) Resolution 1080 x 2400 pixels Pixel Density 395 ppi Bezel-less display Yes with punch-hole display Touch Screen Yes, Capacitive Touchscreen, Multi-touch Refresh Rate 120 Hz Camera MAIN CAMERA Camera Setup Triple Resolution 50 MP, Primary Camera 50 MP 50 MP Autofocus Yes Flash Yes, LED Flash Image Resolution 8150 x 6150 Pixels Settings Exposure compensation, ISO control Shooting Modes Continuous Shooting High Dynamic Range mode (HDR) Camera Features Digital Zoom Auto Flash Face detection Touch to focus FRONT CAMERA Camera Setup Single Resolution 32 MP, Primary Camera Battery Capacity 4700 mAh Type Li-Polymer Removable No Wireless Charging Yes Quick Charging Yes, Fast, 66W USB Type-C Yes Storage Internal Memory 128 GB Expandable Memory No Network & Connectivity SIM Slot(s) Dual SIM, GSM+GSM SIM Size SIM1: Nano, SIM2: Nano Network Support 5G Not Supported in India, 4G Supported in India, 3G, 2G VoLTE Yes SIM 1 4G Bands: TD-LTE 2300(band 40)FD-LTE 1800(band 3) 3G Bands: UMTS 1900 / 2100 / 850 / 900 MHz 2G Bands: GSM 1800 / 1900 / 850 / 900 MHz GPRS: Available EDGE: Available SIM 2 4G Bands: TD-LTE 2300(band 40)FD-LTE 1800(band 3) 3G Bands: UMTS 1900 / 2100 / 850 / 900 MHz 2G Bands: GSM 1800 / 1900 / 850 / 900 MHz GPRS: Available EDGE: Available Wi-Fi Yes, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11 b/g/n) Wi-Fi Features Mobile Hotspot Bluetooth Yes, v5.2 GPS Yes with A-GPS NFC Yes USB Connectivity Mass storage device, USB charging Multimedia Loudspeaker Yes Audio Jack USB Type-C Sensors Fingerprint Sensor Yes Fingerprint Sensor Position On-screen Other Sensors Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Compass, Gyroscope Nothing Phone 2a Specs GENERAL Sim Type Dual Sim, GSM+GSM Dual Sim Yes Sim Size Nano+Nano SIM Device Type Smartphone Release Date July 11, 2023 DISPLAY Type Color AMOLED Screen (1B Colors) Touch Yes, 240 Hz Touch Sampling Rate Size 6.7 inches, 1080 x 2412 pixels, 120 Hz Aspect Ratio 20:9 PPI ~ 394 PPI Screen to Body Ratio ~ 87.2% Features 1,000,000:1 Contrast Ratio, 500 nits Brightness, 1000 nits HBM, 1200 nits Peak Brightness Notch Yes, Punch Hole MEMORY RAM 6 GB Storage 128 GB Storage Type UFS 2.2 Card Slot No CONNECTIVITY GPRS Yes EDGE Yes 3G Yes 4G Yes 5G Yes 5G Bands n1/n2/n3/n5/n7/n8/n12/n20/n25/n28/n30/n38/n40/n41/n66/n71/n75/n77/n78 VoLTE Yes, Dual Stand-By Wifi Yes, with wifi-hotspot Wifi Version Wi-Fi 6, 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax (2.4 GHz | 5 GHz) Bluetooth Yes, v5.3, A2DP, LE, aptX, aptX HD, LDAC, AAC USB Yes, USB-C v2.0 USB Features USB Tethering, USB on-the-go, USB Charging, USB Storage EXTRA GPS Yes, with dual-band A-GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou, NavIC Fingerprint Sensor Yes, In Display Face Unlock Yes Sensors Accelerometer, Electronic Compass, Gyroscope, Front and Rear Ambient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Sensor Core 3.5mm Headphone Jack No Extra NFC Water Resistance Yes IP Rating IP54 Dust Resistant Yes Extra Features Glyph Interface, Dual stereo speakers CAMERA Rear Camera 50 MP 24mm, 1/1.56″, 1.0µm, PDAF, OIS f/1.9 (Wide Angle) 13 MP f/2.2 (Ultra Wide) with autofocus Features Night Mode, Portrait Mode, Motion Photo, Super Res Zoom, Lenticular (Filter), AI Scene Detection, Expert Mode, Panorama, Night Mode, Document Mode) Video Recording 4K @ 30 fps UHD, 1080p @ 30 fps FHD Flash Yes, LED Front Camera Punch Hole 16 MP f/2.45 (Wide Angle) with Screen Flash Front Video Recording 1080p @ 30 fps FHD TECHNICAL OS Android v13 Custom UI Nothing OS 2 Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen3 CPU 2.63 GHz, Octa Core Processor Core Details 1xPrime Core@2.63 GHz & 3xPerformance Cores@2.4 GHz& 4xEfficiency cores@1.8 GHz GPU Adreno GPU IP Rating IP54 Java No Browser Yes, supports HTML5 MULTIMEDIA Email Yes Music MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, WAV, FLAC, APE, OGG, MID, M4A, IMY, AC3, EAC3, EAC3-JOC, AC4 Video MKV, MOV, MP4, H.265 (HEVC), AVI, WMV, TS, 3GP, FLV, WEBM FM Radio No Document Reader Yes BATTERY Type Non-Removable Battery Size 5000 mAh, Li-Po Battery Fast Charging Yes, 35W Fast Charging Reverse Charging Yes, 5W Also Read: Nothing Phone 2 Unvieled! Promises True Premium Flagship Experience with 8+ Gen 1 SOC, 12 GB RAM, Nothing OS 2.0 and 50MP dual camera setup Also Read: Nothing Phone 2 Review – A Worthy Successor, Phone 2 Packs Enough Metal Beneath All The Glitter. Will Nothing Phone (2) Amount to “Nothing“ for Its Users ?Also Read: Nothing Phone (2a) Launched in India Alongside CMF Buds and Neckband Pro: Pricing, Specs, Features, and, More

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