Attempting to isolate the Nothing Telephone 1 from the publicity around it is a troublesome errand. The inclusion of Carl Pei, the OnePlus prime supporter with a huge continuing in the tech local area, has implied a many individuals have been extremely amped up for this telephone. However, as it was prodded steadily for quite a long time in front of send off, many will as of now feel bored and even have a few negative assumptions about it, and no measure of splendid, blazing lights will change that.
Nothing Telephone 1: plan
The Nothing Telephone 1 seems to be some other telephone accessible right now. Certainly, glass on the front and back sandwiches a metal skeleton, yet the back of the telephone is straightforward. Along these lines, it shows the inner parts and is illuminated by Nothing's extravagant Glyph Drove lights. Disregard the doubters — it's tomfoolery, extraordinary, and tremendously cool. The telephone comes in dark or white variety plans, is 8.3mm thick, and weighs 193 grams. It's reasonable to use with one hand, it's not excessively massive or thick, and it slips into most pockets and packs easily.
The straightforward back of the Nothing Telephone 1 looks pro. Every one of the telephone's guts are really concealed, leaving the remote charging curl as the main stripped part on show. That might dishearten a few people from the get go, however truly, it's great. Parts are normally terrible, and style aren't considered while spreading out within a telephone. Concealing them with various molded boards under the glass gives the Nothing Telephone 1 a cool, science fiction look.
Nothing Telephone 1: camera
On the rear of the Nothing Telephone 1 is a 50-megapixel Sony IMX766 primary camera with optical picture adjustment (OIS), electronic picture adjustment (EIS), and a f/1.88 opening. There's likewise a 50MP Samsung JN1 wide-point camera with EIS and a f/2.2 opening. Believe it or not, only two cameras. Not three, four, or five. That should mean it's frightfully essential, correct? How might it get by without a profundity camera, a large scale camera, or a monochrome sensor?
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For selfies, the Telephone 1 purposes a 16MP selfie camera in the opening punch pattern in the screen. Photographs catch complexion and detail well, and the picture mode isn't excessively forceful with its fake haze, while edge acknowledgment is generally excellent. You can pick to utilize the Glyph lights as a fill light, as opposed to the more extreme glimmer, while utilizing the back camera to take photographs of individuals.
Nothing Telephone 1: programming
Before I began utilizing the Nothing Telephone 1, the publicity around NothingOS — the name given to Nothing's product worked around Android 12 — had caused me to expect something else, new, and conceivably even dubious. It's not exactly any of those things, but rather don't accept this as a negative. NothingOS is perfect — easy to learn, liberated from bulge and irritating interferences, and superbly quick and smooth.
The plan is spotless and very like Android on the Pixel, aside from a couple of little increments made by Nothing. For instance, there are four distinct Nothing clock gadgets and a couple of enormous multifunction network boards under Fast Settings. Assuming that you were stressed Nothing planned to cover NothingOS in its pixel-themed text style, then don't be. It's all fairly considered common.
Nothing Telephone 1: execution and screen
The Nothing Telephone 1 purposes a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ processor, and my survey model has 8GB of Slam and 256GB of extra room. The telephone definitely approves of general errands, whether it's staying aware of the GPS while involving it for route in a vehicle, utilizing virtual entertainment applications, or utilizing the camera. The blend of NothingOS, the chip, and the 120Hz screen implies the Telephone 1 generally feels smooth and responsive.
It's the point at which you mess around that the processor begins to battle, and it creates some intensity when it does. Play Black-top 9: Legends or Diablo Undying, and there's an observable development of intensity on the rear of the telephone. It doesn't get too hot to even think about holding, yet you most certainly get the impression the telephone is really buckling down. Heat was likewise an issue on the Xiaomi 12 Light, which additionally utilizes a Snapdragon 778 processor.
I love the manner in which the adaptable OLED board is so near the glass and the equivalent measured bezels around it. It gives the Telephone 1 a cutting edge, uniform look. The survey points are additionally excellent, and generally, the screen is noticeable and usable in daylight. Similar as the camera, the screen's tone, variety equilibrium, and generally execution has been tuned to match the iPhone. Putting it close by the iPhone 13 Ace, essentially nothing remains to be isolated them, as each has a similar normal look, with exceptional detail in shadows and brilliant, energetic varieties.
Nothing Telephone 1: battery and charging
The Nothing Telephone 1 doesn't accompany a charger, however a USB link is remembered for the crate. This leaves you helpless before the chargers you currently own. I utilized a USB Type-C charger that professes to quick charge to Qualcomm Speedy Charge 3 norms, and the telephone showed "Charging Quickly" on the screen. In a short time, the battery went from 2% to 20%. Following 30 minutes, it was at 55% and was completely energized in barely 60 minutes.
Indeed, even with cautious use, I haven't gotten two entire outings of the Nothing Telephone 1's battery. It's fine given you charge consistently, however in the event that you routinely play a great deal of games or push the telephone in alternate ways, then anticipate no in excess of an entire day, most extreme.
GENERAL
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Sim Type |
Dual Sim, GSM+GSM |
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Dual Sim |
Yes |
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Sim Size |
Nano+Nano SIM |
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Device Type |
Smartphone |
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Release Date |
July 12, 2022 |
DESIGN
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Dimensions |
75.8 x 159.2 x 8.3 mm |
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Weight |
193.5 g |
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Bezel less |
Yes |
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Colors |
Black, White |
DISPLAY
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Type |
Color OLED Screen (16M Colors) |
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Touch |
Yes, 240 Hz Touch Sampling Rate |
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Size |
6.55 inches, 1080 x 2400 pixels,
120 Hz |
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Aspect Ratio |
20:9 |
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PPI |
~402 PPI |
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Screen to Body
Ratio |
~ 85.8% |
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Glass Type |
Corning Gorilla Glass 5 |
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Features |
HDR10+, 10-bit Colour Depth,
1000000:1 Contrast Ratio, 500 nits Brightness and 1200 nits Peak Brightness,
60 Hz - 120 Hz Adaptive Refresh Rate , Haptic Touch Motors |
|
Notch |
Yes, Punch Hole |
MEMORY
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RAM |
8 GB |
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Storage |
128 GB |
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Storage Type |
UFS 3.1 |
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Card Slot |
No |
CONNECTIVITY
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GPRS |
Yes |
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EDGE |
Yes |
|
3G |
Yes |
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4G |
Yes |
|
5G |
Yes |
|
5G Bands |
NR:
n1/n3/n5/n7/n8/n20/n28/n38/n40/n41/n77/n78 |
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VoLTE |
Yes, Dual Stand-By |
|
Wifi |
Yes, with wifi-hotspot |
|
Wifi Version |
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) |
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Bluetooth |
Yes, v5.2, 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 |
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Face Unlock |
Yes |
|
Sensors |
Accelerometer, Electronic Compass,
Gyroscope, Ambient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Sensor Core, Front RGB
Sensor |
|
3.5mm Headphone
Jack |
No |
|
Extra |
NFC |
|
Water Resistance |
No |
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Splash Resistant |
Yes |
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IP Rating |
IP53 |
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Dust Resistant |
Yes |
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Extra Features |
Glyph Interface, Sony IMX766,
Nothing OS |
CAMERA
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Rear Camera |
50 MP f/1.88 (Wide Angle) |
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Features |
OIS and EIS Image Stabilisation,
Night Mode Panorama, Portrait Mode, Beauty Mode, Bokeh, HDR, Google Filter,
Scene Detection, Live Photo, Document Mode, Night mode, Extreme Night Mode,
Night Video, Expert Mode, Panorama, Slow-Mo (120 fps), Timelapse, 114° Field
of View |
|
Video Recording |
4K @ 30fps UHD, 1080p @ 30/60fps
FHD, 720p @ 30fps HD |
|
Flash |
Yes, Dual LED |
|
Front Camera |
Punch Hole 16 MP f/2.45 (Wide
Angle) with Screen Flash |
|
Front Video
Recording |
1080p @ 30fps FHD |
TECHNICAL
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OS |
Android v12 |
|
Custom UI |
Nothing OS |
|
Chipset |
Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G Plus |
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CPU |
2.5 GHz, Octa Core Processor |
|
Core Details |
1x Cortex-A78@2.5 GHz & 3x
Cortex-A78@2.2 GHz & 4x Cortex-A55@1.9 GHz |
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GPU |
Adreno 642L |
|
IP Rating |
IP53 |
|
Java |
No |
|
Browser |
Yes, supports HTML5 |
MULTIMEDIA
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Email |
Yes |
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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
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Type |
Non-Removable Battery |
|
Size |
4500 mAh, Li-Po Battery |
|
Fast Charging |
Yes, 33W Fast Charging |
|
Wireless Charging |
Yes, 15W Qi Wireless Charging |
|
Reverse Charging |
Yes, 5W |
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