Official Nothing Phone (2) images surface ahead of launch

The Nothing Phone (2) will become official in about a week, on July 11. As we’re waiting for that to happen, a handful of official Nothing Phone (2) images surfaced online. These images come from Evan Blass aka @evleaks, one of the most prominent tipsters out there.

A handful of official Nothing Phone (2) images leak ahead of launch

Before we get to it, do note that the design of the phone is not exactly a secret now. Nothing partnered up with MKBHD in order to show off the device, in a hands-on video. These images do give us yet another look at the phone, though.

You’ll get to see both color options that will be on offer here, both a white and a dark gray model. That gray variant is replacing the black Nothing Phone (1) model, for better or worse.

Now, the Nothing Phone (2) may look very similar to the Nothing Phone (1), especially at first glance, but there are some differences. Nothing improved the Glyph system on the back, by adding a lot more LEDs, and giving them more functionality.

The device will be easier to hold and use, while its display camera hole also moved

On top of that, the back glass on the phone is now curved, making the device easier and more enjoyable to hold. The sides on the device are still flat, though, and the back glass is see-through, as expected.

The display camera hole is moved to the centered of the display, and the display is still flat. The phone will be made out of metal and glass, as was its predecessor. Two cameras are still placed on the back.

We do know that the Nothing Phone (2) will be fueled by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. The device will also include a slightly larger display than its predecessor, while retaining a 120Hz refresh rate.

Android 13 will come pre-installed, with a new version of Nothing OS, version 2.0. That build will bring a number of changes to the OS, and based on teasers, quite notable ones.

You’ll get both wired and wireless charging here, stereo speakers, and more. If you’d like to know more about the phone, check out our Nothing Phone (2) preview.