Nothing Phone (2) first official image released ahead of July 11th launch
Nothing Phone (2) official image confirms grey colour
There isn’t much to talk about the Nothing Phone (2)’s design since we’ve already gotten a good look at it through MKBHD’s video. But it’s worth noting that the colour options are confirmed for the Phone (2). Nothing is keeping the white colour, and instead of the black it has gone for a dark grey that has a bluish tinge to it as well.
One very tiny design change that will most likely go unnoticed is the curved edges on the Nothing Phone (2) as opposed to the flat edges on the Phone (1). The Glyph Interface at the back has gone through a redesign though, and with new features. Nothing has basically split the LED lights into smaller parts which will give more customisation options to users. It now comes with 33 different LED lighting zones controllable by software.
The Glyph Interface has been designed to sync with certain features such as the volume indicator, and the timer. So whenever you’re adjusting the volume the LED light will also move accordingly, and it will also roll down when a timer’s countdown is set. Nothing is also partnering with third-party apps such as Uber and Zomato to integrate the Glyph Interface so users have more to do with the LED lights.
Then there’s the Glyph Composer which will let users make their own ringtones. Nothing also teamed up with Swedish House Mafia to make customisable ringtones for not just Phone (2) but Phone (1) users as well.
Nothing Phone (2) official image confirms grey colour
There isn’t much to talk about the Nothing Phone (2)’s design since we’ve already gotten a good look at it through MKBHD’s video. But it’s worth noting that the colour options are confirmed for the Phone (2). Nothing is keeping the white colour, and instead of the black it has gone for a dark grey that has a bluish tinge to it as well.
One very tiny design change that will most likely go unnoticed is the curved edges on the Nothing Phone (2) as opposed to the flat edges on the Phone (1). The Glyph Interface at the back has gone through a redesign though, and with new features. Nothing has basically split the LED lights into smaller parts which will give more customisation options to users. It now comes with 33 different LED lighting zones controllable by software.
The Glyph Interface has been designed to sync with certain features such as the volume indicator, and the timer. So whenever you’re adjusting the volume the LED light will also move accordingly, and it will also roll down when a timer’s countdown is set. Nothing is also partnering with third-party apps such as Uber and Zomato to integrate the Glyph Interface so users have more to do with the LED lights.
Then there’s the Glyph Composer which will let users make their own ringtones. Nothing also teamed up with Swedish House Mafia to make customisable ringtones for not just Phone (2) but Phone (1) users as well.
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