Nothing Phone (2) is confirmed to feature a 0.15-inch bigger display than the predecessor which has a 6.55-inch display. Hence, we can say that Nothing Phone (2) will come with a 6.7-inch display. It is expected that it will be an AMOLED panel that offers FHD+ resolution.
In terms of battery, a tweet by Nothing states that the upcoming handset will house a battery that is 200 mAh bigger as compared to Nothing Phone (1) which was equipped with a 4,500 mAh battery. This concludes that Nothing Phone (2) will come with a 4,700 mAh battery. This was earlier confirmed by the company CEO as well.
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In addition to this, Nothing claims that despite the bigger display and battery of the handset, its carbon footprint is 53.4kg which is more than 5kg lower than its predecessor. The company adds that Nothing Phone (2) comes with three times the amount of recycled or bio-based components compared to Phone (1). The upcoming smartphone is confirmed to come in a plastic-free retail package that has over 60 per cent recycled fibre.
The smartphone is confirmed to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 SoC.
As mentioned earlier, the smartphone will receive three years of Android updates and four years of security updates, just like Nothing Phone (1).
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Nothing Phone (2) will be an iPhone alternative: Carl Pei
Nothing CEO Carl Pei says that Nothing Phone (2) has a good opportunity to be an iPhone alternative in markets like the US. He stated, “For our first smartphone, Phone (1), we took a focused approach by selectively launching in specific markets and regions. With Phone (1), we have seen encouraging results, being one of the smartphone brands with the highest percentage of users switching from an iPhone across quite a few markets. With the US being a very Apple-dominated market with no real option for people looking for an alternative, it represents a good opportunity for Phone (2).”
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