Nothing Phone (1)

General Information & Nothing Phone 1 Price In Pakistan

In a simple, straight-to-the-point presentation, company CEO Carl Pei presented the Nothing Phone (1) to the world. The first smartphone of the company was designed with a straightforward rule. Everything you require is included, and absolutely Nothing you don’t. Plus, a dash of creativity, of course. The Nothing Phone comes in three memory models, 8/128, 8/256, and 12/256. The pricing of Nothing Phone in Pakistan is very High. Nothing Phone 1 Price In Pakistan is RS 104,999. This is the base variant  8/128GB price. For the other 2 Variant prices, 8/256GB is RS 112,999, and 12/256GB is RS 124,999.

The Nothing Phone (1) utilizes the 6.55-inch OLED that has a resolution of 1080 pixels and a 120Hz refresh. Due to this popular display, Snapdragon 778G+ 5G chipset has already proven its worth. There’s a dual 50MP camera on the back, one with a wide-angle OIS lens and an ultrawide angle second camera with AF. The 16MP camera for selfies is inside a tiny display punch hole on the opposite side.

Additionally, you’ll get a battery of 4,500mAh with 33W wireless and wired support. Wireless reverse charging is also possible. It’s the splash-resistant, unique transparent design, extremely quick Android 12 with Nothing interface, and the distinctive Glyph lighting interface at the back.

Let’s Have A Look Again At Main Specifications & Nothing Phone 1 Price In Pakistan

Name	– Nothing Phone (1)
Sim & Network	– GPRS, EDGE, 2G, 3G, 4G & 5G Connection
Color	– Two Color Options – White, Black
Display	– 6.7 Inches AMOLED (1080 x 2400 Pixels, 393 PPI) – 16M color
Protection	– Corning Gorilla Glass 5
Refresh Rate	– 120Hz
OS	– Android 12 – Nothing OS 1.5.3
Chipset	– Qualcomm SM7325-AE Snapdragon 778G+ 5G (6 nm) – 6 nm Transistor
GPU	– Adreno 642L
RAM & ROM	– 8GB RAM 128GB ROM – 8GB RAM 256GB ROM – 12GB RAM 256GB ROM
RAM Type	– LPDDR5
SD Card Slot	– No
Main Camera	– 50 Megapixel (wide), PDAF, OIS – 50 Megapixel (ultrawide), AF – 4K@30fps – 1080p@30/60fps – Gyro-EIS – live HDR
Selfie Camera	– 16 MP – 1080p@30fps, 720p@30fps
3.5mm Jack	– No
FM Radio	– No
Speaker	– Yes
Wifi	– Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac – Dual-Band – Wi-Fi Direct
Bluetooth	– 5.2, A2DP, LE
Other Sensors	– GPS – Fingerprint – Accelerometer – Gyroscope – Proximity – Compass
Battery	– Li-Po 4500mAh (Non-Removable) – 33W wired, PD3.0, QC4 – 50% in 30 min, 100% in 70 min (advertised) – 15W wireless – 5W reverse wireless
Price	– PKR 44,999 – $ 210.00

Body & Design

The Nothing Phone (1) is the company’s first smartphone, and we are thrilled that it made a fantastic first impression! The N. Phone (1) features two distinctive elements that will be around for at least a couple of generations – the transparent rear glass and the Glyph LEDs beneath that glass. In addition to the unique-looking back panel and the unique-looking rear panel, the Phone (1) features the typical high-quality construction comprising two flat Gorilla Glass 5 pieces and an aluminum frame and chassis. The entire item is IP53-rated for dust and splash-resistant.

We have both. The primary difference is the style of the backside. Both models’ frames have matte finishes and are painted in dark grey. In terms of the frame, it’s astonishingly flat. It’s not a feat of significance; however, it is a good sign for the overall harmony of the device’s style. Bezels surrounding the display are even; Nothing utilizes the flexible OLED technology. There is no optical fingerprint scanner, which is located under the show. It’s located about 1cm away from the bottom, and the position is comfortable. The scanner is always on and provides remarkable speed and precision.

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You will see a little outlet with a barely noticeable grille over the screen, close to the upper part of the frame. This is the same place you found a stereo speaker. An actual proximity sensor is hidden inside the black bezels, meaning you aren’t worried about mishaps during calls. The Phone is compatible with AOD. With AOD, you can get the most current call and notification information. Two metal rings are on the back, each circling a camera with a 50MP resolution. The first camera is ultrawide, and the second is a primary wide-angle camera with OIS. One LED flash can also be found present.

The edges are flat, whereas the volume and power buttons are divided across them. The top part of the Phone is home to a single microphone, which is one of three. Another is right next to the camera, with dual cameras on its back and the main one on the bottom, near the USB-C port. You’ll locate the dual SIM tray and stereo speaker at the bottom. The quality of the Phone’s construction (1) is sturdy. The aluminum and glass surface feels luxurious, and the panel gap tolerances are precise. The buttons give a solid feel and excellent tactile feedback. The Phone (1) also comes with an IP53 rating to ensure water and dust resistance, which is minimal in terms of IP ratings.

Display

The Nothing Phone (1) has a 6.55-inch OLED panel with premium quality. It has a 10-bit color support with up to 1B colors. The phone supports a 120Hz refresh rate and a 240Hz touch rate, and HDR10plus support. Resolution is conventional extended 1080p, which results in a sharp 402ppi of density. Gorilla Glass 5 protects the panel. The official website of Nothing mentions 500 nits of brightness typical and up to 1200 Nits of brightness at peak.

Two Refresh Rate options include High (120Hz) and Standard (60Hz). If you select the high setting, the display is set to 120Hz across the UI and all system applications. However, it switches to 60Hz most of the time when the image is not moving for battery-saving reasons. 60Hz is commonly used for streaming video and for apps that can’t support screens higher than 60Hz. Hardware screening software recognizes the screen as capable of 60Hz 90Hz, 60Hz, and 120Hz fixed refresh rate steps.

The Nothing Phone screen supports HDR10 and HDR10+. The Phone is also compatible with Widevine L1 DRM, which means it can provide the best quality streaming for, in this case, 1080p HDR10. Popular streaming apps such as Netflix can be used on the Phone (1) and will offer the highest streaming quality. Ultimately, we are amazed by the screen’s haptic feedback feature – it’s among the top we’ve tested, with gorgeous haptics that feels precisely the point you’ve hit.

Software

The Nothing Phone (1) runs on the Nothing OS, an ever-slightly altered version of the stock Android 12. The interface for users is familiar, including the launcher and the Settings app, and many pre-installed applications similar to the Google smartphones. The changes that Nothing has made are selective and prudent. Although the Phone mainly uses Roboto for its interface, the distinct dot matrix typeface is not used for some UI elements, like the headings within the Settings app and the lock screen, charging UI, and custom widgets.

There’s also a gaming mode. However, it’s less complicated than other phones. You must add games to this mode to be activated manually. If it happens, you can enable Do Not Disturb mode and allow mistouch protection on the edge of the screen. If you own the None Ear (1) connected with a Nothing Ear (1), it will allow low latency mode. The most distinctive feature of the Nothing OS is the Glyph Interface that controls the LEDs on the rear of the handset. The quality is optional, so you can switch off the feature if you aren’t happy with it or don’t get much value from it. You can also alter the intensity of the LEDs, which, as previously mentioned, can get extremely bright even when the setting is moderate brightness.

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This is also possible for app notifications if the app allows setting a customized message. Certain messaging apps will enable you to place a ringtone for each contact. However, you can only put 10. Concerning Bloatware, Phone (1) has no bloatware in the way, as long as you don’t consider the ever-growing number of required Google apps as Bloatware (although it’s about time we did). The only custom-made apps the Phone has to include are the Camera and Recorder apps. In addition to providing proper functionality, the Recorder app has the same dot matrix interface and looks pretty cool. It isn’t able to record calls and can’t be uninstalled if it doesn’t require it.

Overall, there needs to be more fitting with the software experience on the Phone (1). Sticking to the basic design of Android provides a clean and consistent experience. The company’s design choices are well-thought-out and elegant. There’s not much unnecessary Bloatware. Additionally, even though it was just beginning to be developed, the program was reliable and stable. Nothing promises three years of massive Android updates and four bi-monthly security updates.

Chipset & Performance

One of the best options for the Nothing Phone (1) is the Snapdragon 778G+ 5G chipset from Qualcomm. It is among the most powerful chipsets in the top mid-range phones. It has an Octa-core Kryo 670 CPU with a 1+3+4 configuration, a Cortex A78-based prime core (up to 2.5GHz), and three additional cores restricted to 2.4GHz and four sets of A55 derivatives running speeds of up to 1.8GHz.

The GPU is Adreno 642L. It comes with an integrated Snapdragon X53 5G modem included in the package. The N. Phone (1) comes in three options, all of which feature UFS3.1 storage and LPDDR5 RAM 8/128, 8/256, and 12/256. We have the third one to review. Already we know, Nothing Phone 1 Price In Pakistan is very high and not a good deal with this chipset.

Camera

The Phone (1) has two 50MP cameras on its back. A 16MP camera is on the other side for selfies. The Phone has one LED flash. You can also utilize the Glyph fill light in the majority of cases. Additionally, there is a tiny red light that you can activate when you record videos. The primary camera of the N. Phone (1) utilizes 50MP Sony IMX 766 1/1.56″ Quad-Bayer camera with a 24mm f/1.88 optically stabilized lens, 1.0um pixels (2.0um after 4-to-1 binning) and PDAF. The camera shoots at default 12.5MP.

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The ultrawide camera is based on the 50MP Samsung JN1 sensor, which has a Tetracell color filter (Samsung’s terminology for Quad Bayer). It is considerably smaller than the original 50MP sensor, a 1/2.76″ type with 0.64um pixels (1.28um after the 4-to-1 binning). The primary and ultrawide cameras can be set to activate a Night Mode. The camera in front relies on an IMX471 Sony 16MP 1/3.1″ sensor with 1.0um pixels and the Quad-Bayer color filter. The camera still saves images with a 16MP resolution, which can reduce the quality of the photos when you look at their pictures closely.

The primary and ultrawide cameras can record videos as high as 4K at 30fps as well as 1080p at 30fps as well as 60fps. The selfie shooter is restricted to 1080p@30fps video recording. You can select between the h.264 as well as h.265 codecs. Electronic stabilization is available on all rear cameras, frame rates, and resolutions. Primary cameras also get OIS. You can make videos that are 2x zoomed; however, they are an easy digital zoom, and while sharing all the great features of standard videos, the resolution is reduced to half.

Speakers

The Nothing Phone (1) offers the stereo speaker configuration of the hybrid variety. A full-blown speaker is located at the lower part of the phone, while the earpiece acts as an additional front-facing speaker.

Battery

The Nothing Phone (1) uses a 4,500mAh battery. It is rechargeable using Power Delivery chargers that can reach 33W. The Phone (1) supports up to 33W of the fast charging system. This can be accomplished by using any USB-PD 3.0 charger available for sale. The Phone (1) also supports wireless charging of 15W. It can also reverse charge wirelessly from its back.

Nothing Phone 1 FAQ

1. What is the price of the Nothing Phone 1 in Pakistan?

Nothing Phone 1 Price In Pakistan is RS 104,999. For the other 2 Variant, Nothing Phone 1 Price In Pakistan are 8/256GB is RS 112,999, and 12/256GB is RS 124,999.

2. What is the Nothing Phone Processor?

Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ is the Nothing Phone 1st Processor.

3. What is the battery capacity of Nothing 1?

Nothing Phone has a Li-po 4,500mAh battery to power this device.

4. Is Nothing Phone waterproof?

The N. Phone 1 is not watertight. The smartphone has been certified to IP53 standards.