Consensus of 6 reviews (4 scored) from 5 independent publishers. PC-Welt and Tech Advisor (both Foundry) count as one voice. How this is calculated.
consensus 81
Trusted Reviews84
SmartWorld83
PC-Welt77
Tech Advisor76
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Each dot is one review, adjusted for how that publication usually scores; the line is our consensus. The closer the dots sit to the line, the more the reviewers agree.
Where the reviewers agree
The transparent, distinctive design is a highlight, with a pink colour option. — Tech Advisor, Tweakers, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews, Phonandroid
The display is sharp and bright, with a 1.5K resolution. — Tech Advisor, Tweakers, SmartWorld, Phonandroid, PC-Welt
The telephoto camera is a clear improvement and among the strongest in its class. — Tech Advisor, Tweakers, SmartWorld, Phonandroid, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews
Performance barely improves on the predecessor and trails rivals' hardware. — Tech Advisor, Tweakers, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews
Where they disagree
Battery life is praised as good or reliable by Tech Advisor, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews and Phonandroid, while Tweakers calls it disappointing and Phonandroid notes a small capacity. — Tech Advisor, PC-Welt, Trusted Reviews, Phonandroid, Tweakers
Durability is criticised for IP64 resistance and bulk by Tech Advisor, Tweakers and PC-Welt, while SmartWorld praises the solid hardware and build. — Tech Advisor, Tweakers, PC-Welt, SmartWorld
Phonandroid and SmartWorld note slow 50W charging and no wireless charging, which the other reviewers do not mention. — Phonandroid, SmartWorld
Bottom line: Suits buyers wanting a distinctive, well-rounded mid-range phone with a strong display, telephoto camera and clean software. Trade-offs include modest performance gains, bulk, limited water resistance and weaker battery or build in some reviews.
Summarised with AI from the 6 reviews below — each one is linked in full.
A strong mid-range upgrade with great design, display, software and cameras, though durability and performance trail rivals and the Glyph Bar is underwhelming.
Iconic transparent Nothing design with new pink colour
Sharper 1.5K 120Hz display
Ad-free Nothing OS experience
Excellent cameras for the price, including new telephoto
An attractive, affordable mid-ranger with a stronger telephoto camera and brighter display, held back by a small battery, slow charging and wide bezels.
Distinctive design with redesigned glyph LED bar
Telephoto camera nearly twice as strong as predecessor
Brighter display, measured values close to claims
Good battery life for its capacity
Higher display resolution than Phone (3a)
Battery capacity limited compared with newer silicon-carbon cells
A midrange phone with strong character and design, excellent display and good zoom camera, but weaker on speed, battery and build materials than rivals.
Excellent display with well-calibrated, bright panel
Best zoom camera in its price segment
Distinctive retrofuturistic design with Glyph Bar
Nothing OS minimalist look and community integration
Verdicts, pros and cons are short summaries in our words of each publisher's review; scores are as the publisher gave them. Specs are taken from the reviews' spec boxes — where they differ, we show the value most of them give; price is the US launch price of the base model. Read the originals for the full picture.
