Phone (2a)

This phone is an excellent phone the only reason I brought it back is because the 3A nothing was coming out with better camera I would have bought it on Amazon but it was too high the price when you can go on nothing's website for 379 they went a little down in price but still $399 the 3A phone is an excellent phone compares to some thousand dollar excellent company works with AT&t and T-Mobile Verizon check with your provider beyond the best budget phone and great performance

Hello public! I've been using this phone almost 2 weeks now. I'm a cheap man. I don't use a phone like most teenagers. Meaning I don't live on it and get all my facts from it! I use it for sms, mail, some apps for my work, and a few essentials I need in my daily life. This phone runs great! I didn't want to spend $1000 plus for a phone that'll run good yes, but I don't need that kind of phone. This phone is a great middle ground phone. Costs was just about what I would stomach and it runs fabulous. I'll be keeping my eye on this company in the future as I need to buy or replace phones. GREAT product. The ONLY thing I don't like is the volume buttons are on the left side of the phone and the power button is on the right. The way I grab the phone and lock it with the button or grab it to pick it up I end up taking screen shots. A lot. About 2-3 a day. But that's a me problem :) Just have to readjust my holding.

Love this phone, great 2-3 day battery, screen is crystal clear and very fast. Ultra unique and will always bring questions

I will admit I'm new to the Nothing (and CMF) brands but as a bit of a tech nerd I decided to give the Phone 2(a) a try and I must say that besides the phone design and second screen of the Motorola Razr+ 2023 I have, this phone runs just as well if not slighly faster which took me by surprise. In the U.S. please be sure your carrier supports the 4G & 5G bands being used in your area and compare with the product description section to make sure your received service. The U. S. release of this phone is more for Nothing is for market analysis and testing purposes. While that may sound bad, it's not. At least not for me as everything loads quickly, smoothly and have yet to run into any problems. The battery life is fantastic and it charges very quickly. Screen quality is slightly less better compared to my Razr+ but I believe that's primarily the result and option to allow for deeper colors. Fingerprint reader buit right into the screen works everytime and it was a breeze to switch from Helium Mobile (hosted on the T-Mobile network and side note: I highly recommend Helium Mobile and recommend anyone interested to check out their website and do some research. I've used all the big carriers and many of the smaller ones. Helium Mobile offers more (expect international calls) for $20 a month than anyone. Best of all, you earn money within their app only by allowing their app to track your location. If you get out of the house and take at least a 10 min drive or 20 minutes walk, you'll earn MOBILE coin which adds up to around each month to pay your bill. While the Helium Mobile app is a it buggy at times, it's you really can't go wrong.) Back to the phone. For this price, this a great price for s great Mid-Tier phone. The Glyph feature is really cool and there's tons to customize and create. Speakers could be improved, but for phone calls and shows/movies it's more than good enough but music sounds through the phone speakers. 12 GB ram phone allows me to use their RAM Boost feature for upn to 16 GB. If you're looking for the best bang for your buck, buy the Nothing Phone 2(a). You could even take a bit of a step down quality wise And get the even cheaper CMF Phone 2, which is very impressive for the price performance and all-round wise. Nothing, please make a higher end version next year (such as the 3 Pro, 3, and 3(a)). I want to see what you can really do. Great work. Earbuds are great at well.

Loved the phone, but just doesn't work with Verizon.

Really nice. Super lightweight. Huge screen but not too big. Dual physical sim but no esim. At first I thought maybe that's a problem due to the limited carriers that use Nothing phones, but actually it allows for a lighter simpler device. Feels like a super-premium phone at a much lower cost. The hardware specs are great for the price. Carriers that don't let you use Nothing phones with physical sims out of the box: ATT, Verizon Carriers that do: T-Mobile, Google-Fi

So I have owned a OnePlus device for a few years starting with OnePlus 5. I've come from other devices but I've had the OnePlus 5 for at least 6 years I pulled the trigger because of the fingerprint not recognizing my finger to the OnePlus n200 5G. The reason I bought it was because it was cheap the specs seemed okay but in real world use after over 2 years it is not the phone I wanted nothing then comes out with a bunch of phones but the price was were not right. So after deliberating the idea of purchasing this phone after many reviews and frankly I don't believe most of the reviews that are on YouTube the YouTubers just make random videos to make money but that's besides the point so I pulled the trigger and got a nothing phone 2a. Wow wow wow I wish I would have bought it sooner I am so happy I have this phone the updates keep making it better 12 gigs of RAM plus the RAM booster option is phenomenal the difference between the n200 and this phone is astronomical the 2A phone is so much faster so much speedier so much quicker at swapping apps my phone the m200 would lock up or delay or lag so bad it was just frustrating because I didn't know what to do but if you're reading this and you've got this far do not hesitate to buy this phone this will last you for the next 5 years I guarantee you they have an agreement that they'll push updates for 3 years and 5 years for security updates at this point it's totally worth $350.

This phone has a huge put off after several months of use. The volume of this thing is definitely annoying. It is way not loud enough particularly when trying to listen with a head set. Even at maximum volume it is barely enough, but not loud enough when you are sitting in crowded places. Above all the phone would turn down the volume automatically when it is on rest mode. So low that you could 'nt even hear your phone is ringing when someone is calling you. Why? Because the factory set ring tones are all low frequency sound.