Here's the Nothing Phone 2a Plus, and I already think it's great. However, this is because the Phone 2a was great, and that's where the problem lies.
If you’re already sick of new phones that are barely any different from the last models, we’ve got some troubling news. Nothing ’s latest phone, the Nothing Phone 2a Plus, follows the trend set by devices like the Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, and the Galaxy Z Flip 6 by being sort-of new.
Flip the phone over, and you’ll immediately see the same Glyph Interface lighting system introduced with the Nothing Phone 2a. This system slims down the array compared to the Nothing Phone 2 but still provides neat features like the Glyph Timer. There are two more 50MP cameras on the back of the phone, and the main camera has both optical and electronic image stabilization .
Leaving aside these changes, Nothing also loves to mix up the design of its phones, even when they’re only variations of inherently the same model, and I think this one is the best interpretation yet. I’ve been trying the gray version of the Nothing Phone 2a Plus , and it’s utterly brilliant looking. Nothing has used a metallic finish for the design under the transparent rear panel, showing off the NFC coil behind the cameras and in the “racetrack” design that flows down the back of the phone.
I can’t fully assess the camera after just a pair of selfies, but there’s obviously a difference, and it may come down to personal preference which phone takes the “better” selfie. You can see the comparison between the Phone 2a and Phone 2a Plus’ selfies in the gallery below. I’ve also taken a few photos on an exceptionally sunny day to try out the Phone 2a Plus’ main and wide-angle cameras, too.
In the U.K., the Nothing Phone 2a Plus costs 399 British pounds and will first be available through Nothing’s retail store in London from August 3. Nothing also states that further Phone 2a Plus availability will be announced in September.
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