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I Tried the Controversial Android Phone that's Got the Internet Buzzing - and Left Impressed
INDIA, JUL 1 – The Nothing Phone 3 features flagship specs and a unique Glyph Matrix design but faces criticism for high pricing in India, where the 12GB/256GB model costs ₹79,999 ($933).
- Nothing officially launched the Nothing Phone on July 4, 2025, with pre-orders opening that day and shipping starting July 15, including in the US.
- This model replaces the iconic Glyph interface with a new Glyph Matrix design featuring 489 mini-LEDs controlled by a physical button, marking a notable design shift.
- Equipped with the Snapdragon 8S Gen 4 processor from Qualcomm and running Nothing OS 3.5 built on Android 15, the Phone features up to 16GB of RAM, a 5,150mAh battery, and a triple camera array with three 50MP sensors.
- The base model is priced at $799, with Nothing committing to provide Android system upgrades for five years and security updates for seven years. CEO Carl Pei also highlighted that this phone's CPU performance is 36% higher compared to the previous model.
- If the Phone delivers improved camera performance and fluid software, it may contend with top flagship phones, despite debate over its true flagship status and its departure from midrange pricing.
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Nothing has launched its flagship Nothing Phone 3. There was a lot of hype about this phone, but after the launch, the matter seems to be fading. The company is also being trolled on social media regarding the design. Some people are saying that the phone looks like a prototype, while some people say that why would anyone buy a phone with a mediocre processor for Rs 80 thousand?
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The company founded by Carl Pei officially puts its foot in the high end of the smartphone market. However, attention to design remains the key point, as well as the value for money
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