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Nothing Phone (2) to be released in July and more details

Jan Johannsen
26/5/2023
Translation: machine translated

Nothing has further narrowed down the launch date for the Phone (2), provided initial details on the features and published a first teaser image.

Nothing is using a salami-slicing tactic for the launch of its second smartphone. The manufacturer is gradually revealing details about the Phone (2) at intervals of several weeks. Now the approximate start date, the battery capacity and the built-in processor are known.

Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, July and 4700 mAh

In the interview, Pei also revealed that the Phone (2)'s battery will have a capacity of 4700 mAh. This would be a small increase compared to the 4500 mAh battery of the Phone (1).

Nothing has also already published a first teaser image of the Phone (2). However, the detailed image invites speculation. White seems to remain the dominant colour. An LED light could also be recognisable and there also appears to be a switch on the back.

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When I was but a young student, I'd sit in my friend's living room with all my classmates and play on his SuperNES. Since then I've had the opportunity to test out all the newest technology for you. I've done reviews at Curved, Computer Bild and Netzwelt, and have now arrived at Galaxus.de. 


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