A YouTube blogger MKBHD has managed to get early access to the much-anticipated Nothing Phone (1). In a full hands-on video, he introduced his impressions of the device, especially the distinctive seamless borders and unique design. hole camera. A YouTuber has shared a new video showing the front and rear design of Nothing Phone (1).
From the first glance, we can easily distinguish this smartphone from other flagship phones. It has a clear glass back with an interior painted white. And its most unique aspect: a light strip composed of more than 900 LED lights on the back.
The LED light on the back is a versatile design from the Nothing Phone (1), paired with 10 different ringtones, each with its own visual theme. In addition to this, when the Nothing earbuds are reverse wirelessly charged, the middle LED light will rotate around the accessory. With wired charging, the LED light on the bottom will act as an indicator of battery charging. To be precise, Nothing takes notification lights to the next level, and users can even customize the LED lights on the back on the Glyph interface.
While we're already familiar with what the back of the Nothing Phone (1) looks like, the front of the device is also quite interesting. The device has a circular punch-hole on the upper left side of the display to house the front-facing camera. Additionally, the bezels are fairly thin, with seamlessly rounded corners on all sides. To be fair, the Nothing Phone (1) looks like iPhone12 from the front and back.
You can watch the Nothing Phone (1) hands-on video below to learn more design details:
Finally, MKBHD only gave users an early look at the front of the device, and no software version or skin details were shown in the video. We will continue to share further content as it becomes available.
