Nothing Phone 2: Nothing Phone (2): Design and glyph features revealed in video – Times of India
Nothing is all set to launch its new flagship smartphone — Nothing Phone (2) in India. The company has confirmed that it will launch the Nothing Phone (2) in the country on July 11. Nothing has already revealed the design of Nothing Phone (2). The upcoming Nothing smartphone will house a punch-hole display and a glyph interface at the back with multiple LEDs. Now ahead of the official launch, YouTuber Marques Brownless has posted a video online revealing more details about the LEDs of Nothing Phone (2).
The all-new Nothing Phone (2) will come in a new grey colour option. The smartphone will sport a flat display on the front and a slightly curved rear panel. The location of the LEDs on the rear panel is the same as its predecessor Nothing Phone (1). However, the centre part of the Nothing Phone (2) will have 6 separations and 33 addressable LED lighting zones. The top right part of the smartphone will have 16 customisable lighting zones.
What the LEDs on Nothing Phone (2) indicate
The Nothing Phone (2) has a volume indicator LED that lights up when you increase or decrease the volume. The Timer LED on the back of the phone lights up in time with the timer. One of the LEDs on the back also lights up to show your progress in Uber and Zomato. You can also set up app notification LEDs that will light up when you receive a notification from an app. When you plug in a wired charger, the lower LEDs light up to show the progress of the charging.
Nothing Phone (2) up for pre-order
Customers can pre-order the Nothing Phone (2) via Flipkart. The company has also announced a slew of offers for customers who will pre-book the upcoming Nothing Phone (2). As part of these pre-order promotions, customers can enjoy instant discounts on their credit and debit card purchases from leading banks. Additionally, the Nothing Phone (2) itself will be available for pre-booking at a reduced price of Rs 499, down from its regular cost of Rs 1,299. Furthermore, customers have the opportunity to purchase the Nothing Phone (2) screen protector, typically priced at Rs 999, for a discounted rate of just Rs 399. Lastly, individuals who pre-book the Nothing Phone (2) will receive a 45W fast charger, normally priced at Rs 2,499, for the special price of Rs 1,499.
The all-new Nothing Phone (2) will come in a new grey colour option. The smartphone will sport a flat display on the front and a slightly curved rear panel. The location of the LEDs on the rear panel is the same as its predecessor Nothing Phone (1). However, the centre part of the Nothing Phone (2) will have 6 separations and 33 addressable LED lighting zones. The top right part of the smartphone will have 16 customisable lighting zones.
What the LEDs on Nothing Phone (2) indicate
The Nothing Phone (2) has a volume indicator LED that lights up when you increase or decrease the volume. The Timer LED on the back of the phone lights up in time with the timer. One of the LEDs on the back also lights up to show your progress in Uber and Zomato. You can also set up app notification LEDs that will light up when you receive a notification from an app. When you plug in a wired charger, the lower LEDs light up to show the progress of the charging.
Nothing Phone (2) up for pre-order
Customers can pre-order the Nothing Phone (2) via Flipkart. The company has also announced a slew of offers for customers who will pre-book the upcoming Nothing Phone (2). As part of these pre-order promotions, customers can enjoy instant discounts on their credit and debit card purchases from leading banks. Additionally, the Nothing Phone (2) itself will be available for pre-booking at a reduced price of Rs 499, down from its regular cost of Rs 1,299. Furthermore, customers have the opportunity to purchase the Nothing Phone (2) screen protector, typically priced at Rs 999, for a discounted rate of just Rs 399. Lastly, individuals who pre-book the Nothing Phone (2) will receive a 45W fast charger, normally priced at Rs 2,499, for the special price of Rs 1,499.
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