Nothing Phone 1 Specs Leaks, Price & Release Date

After we got the new gen, Nothing Launcher, which was only accessible on a few handsets. Now, we have the potential leaks of Nothing Phone (1) specs which may become available in a few months. Carl Pei, once a co-founder of OnePlus, has created the hype of his new startup Nothing from the last few months. In an event last week, he confirmed the release of his company’s first smartphone, Nothing Phone (1). But he didn’t show us the phone or discuss its characteristics. According to the brand, Flipkart will retail Nothing Phone (1) in India. Interested to know more? We have got some trusted Nothing Phone (1) specs leaks. In this post, we will go through all the possible features of Nothing’s first smartphone and what should you expect. So, with no further ado, let’s get started. 

Nothing Phone 1 Specs Leaks: Everything You Need To Know 

A source provided a user manual for Nothing’s first phone on Twitter, which exposes its specs. It also confirms that the phone would be marketed via Flipkart along with Nothing ear (1). 

Nothing Phone 1 Specs

6.43" FHD+ 90hz Amoled Display HDR10+
Snapdragon 778G
32MP Front | 50+8+2MP Rear Camera
4500mAh Battery
Wireless Charging
8GB RAM
128GB Storage
Android 12
NothingOS#nothingphone1 #Nothing pic.twitter.com/MWgalk9dMZ

— Raghvendra Singh jadon (@rsjadon01) May 4, 2022

The Snapdragon chip will power Nothing Phone (1), according to a previously disclosed agreement with Qualcomm. But the company has given no information about the hardware yet. Nothing phone (1) processor is expected to be a Snapdragon 778G and Adreno 642 GPU. This places it in the mid-range pricing level like the Realme GT Master Edition. It will most likely have a 6.43-inch AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate. Also, it will have support for HDR10+. Although we assume to get a 4500mAh battery, Nothing Phone (1) leaks claim that it would support wireless charging. Really interesting!

Camera Specs

The 50-megapixel main sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle sensor, and a 2-megapixel sensor are likely to be included in Nothing Phone (1)’s triple back camera configuration. A 32-megapixel camera will most probably be seen on the phone’s front.

Nothing OS Specs Leaks

As usual, Nothing OS based on Android 12 will power Nothing Phone (1). The best part is you can customise the user interface using the Nothing Launcher bundle. As like Nothing Launcher, some typefaces and widgets will have a monochromatic, digital retro-minimalist appearance to them. We saw some of the UI ideas, a recorder app prototype, and some possible lock screen designs during the “Truth” presentation. Sure, it’s unique, but it’s not very similar to other launchers and third-party Android skins. Pre-installed apps are also on the lower side for Nothing Phone (1). The phone comes with 40% fewer apps by default. Given how bloatware is increasing in all third-party Android skins, this might become a key selling point for people looking for an ultra lightweight user experience.

Quick Rundown Of Nothing Phone (1) Specs Leaks

• Display: 6.43-inch Full-HD+ AMOLED 90Hz refresh rate
• SoC: Snapdragon 778G processor
• Storage: 8GB RAM, 128GB storage
• Battery: 4,500mAh battery, wireless charging support
• Camera: Rear- 50+8+2MP, Front- 32MP 
• OS: Android 12-based Nothing OS

Nothing Phone (1) Price and Release Date In India 

The Nothing Phone (1) price is significantly influenced by its position in the Android market. It may certainly hit a high price segment if it’s a flagship Android phone. We are assuming the price range will start from Rs. 24,999. Simple pricing would surely help create fan loyalty and get more sales. At this point, the only information available is that Nothing has slated the Nothing phone (1) release date for this summer between July to September. The exact date of the launch event or pre-order is likewise unclear. With a slew of flagships set to hit the market in late-2022, the smartphone might face stiff competition if this launch is pushed out to the autumn. Therefore, we are getting the phone real soon. 

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