Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code
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Nothing Phone (2) Smartphone From £469 Via Unidays Code for 256GB / Nothing Phone (1) From £279 / £229 With Code

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If you have access to unidays, you can get the 256GB version for £469, the 512GB version was £510 on Amazon a short while ago, since gone up in price, the 1278GB version is the same price as the 256GB version

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Prices below are after applying the Unidays code

nothing phone 2 (https//no…03)
  • 256GB 12GB £469
  • 512GB 12GB £549

  • Nothing OS 2.0: A new visual identity. Customise everything from app labels and grid design to widget size and colour themes. Now with new folder layouts. Create widgets for quick settings functions or save time by adding key widgets directly to your lock screen. The new Glyph Interface: Key information, in a flash. Assign different light and sound sequences for each contact and notification type. Use the lights to track progress or create your very own ringtones with the Glyph Composer.
  • Camera: We’ve upgraded the camera’s internal software entirely so photos and videos are more dynamically accurate than ever. A new bigger 32 MP front sensor captures picture-perfect portraits. Dual rear 50 MP main + 50 MP ultra-wide camera effortlessly captures real life with smart tuning effects like Advanced HDR, Motion Capture 2.0 and Night Mode. New 2x Super-Res Zoom preserves a scene's finest details. Video: 4k 60fps videos on the main rear camera and 1080P at 60fps on the front camera.
  • Display: 6.7” LTPO OLED display with 1600 nit peak pixel brightness and Gorilla Glass 5 (front and back). With LTPO, Phone (2) can intuitively adapt its 120 Hz refresh rate to preserve power when you're not on your phone. A killer display that doesn’t murder battery life.
  • Battery: At 4,700 mAh, Phone (2) houses our longest lasting battery yet. Charge fully in just 55 minutes. Lasts up to 22.5 hours. Compatible with 15W Qi wireless charging. Phone (2) also doubles as a 5W wireless charger so you can power accessories like Ear (2) on-the-go. Chipset: With the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, Phone (2) boasts an 80% improvement on performance over its predecessor. Now with rapid speed, the best in-house heat management, and advanced camera capabilities.
  • Sustainability: 100% recycled aluminium mid-frame, 100% recycled tin on 9 circuit boards, 100% recycled copper foil on the main circuit board, and over 90% recycled steel on all 28 steel stamping parts. Plus, 80% of the plastic parts are sustainably sourced. The packaging for Phone (2) is entirely plastic free with 60% of the paper included coming from recycled sources.

Nothing Phone (1)
  • 128GB 8GB £229
  • 256GB 8GB £269
  • 256GB 12GB £399

  • Screen: 6.55", 1080 x 2400 pixels
  • Processor: Snapdragon 778G+ 2.5GHz
  • Camera: Dual, 50MP+50MP
  • Battery: 4500mAh
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  1. mattpark84's avatar
    Mr Switch - What's your opinion on this phone? It does interest me but I'm apprehensive about stepping away from the main brands of phones to the unknown.
    SirSpanky's avatar
    Can't speak for the 2 but I've had the Nothing phone 1 for nearly a year now and it's been brilliant so far. A bit overpriced at launch but I got it far cheaper on the O2 refresh deal (£199) and can't really fault it.
  2. superhans71's avatar
    Had my 2 since last Nov. Fantastic phone, and don't miss my Pixel 7 Pro at all. I don't take a lot of photos so the camera downgrade I can live with. My 2 beats the Pixel everywhere else.
  3. lewilewi41's avatar
    Brilliant phone.
    Had the 1 since release and upgraded to this a few months after release (damaged packaging for £415) bloody brilliant phone, I came from Samsung to OnePlus and now to Nothing.

    Glyphs are a gimmick sure, style is gorgeous, it's chunky with no shitty curved glass.

    Camera is ok, software and new Android Nothing skin is beautiful, no bloat at all.

    Worth every penny and will happily follow Carl Pei to whatever endeavours he does next, well, until he starts pumping out 1K "Flagships" then goes onto his next venture.
    Mr.Nutts's avatar
    You say glyphs are a gimmick, but they have their uses. I used the essential notification one. I don’t like using Always On Displays so having a light was handy. Much like phones that used to have the little notification LED. There’s not many do it anymore. RedMagic phones has a similar system, easier to see, but not as customisable.
  4. MysticalUndies's avatar
    Wow mobiles are getting some big storage these days. I'd love the 1278GB version! 😜

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  5. dr_joolz's avatar
    I have the 2 it's the best android phone apart from my foldable Samsung fold5

    Very well built, snappy, premium feel and nice UI designs (edited)
    FireFreeAFC's avatar
    Very big statement when you have the S24 Ultra out
  6. yerac's avatar
    Is the Nothing 2 a big step up from a Redmi Note 10 Pro? Thanks
    Mr.Nutts's avatar
    I’d say it’s a decent upgrade yes
  7. bennyweny1's avatar
    I jumped from a Pixel 6 to the Nothing Phone 2 because I was getting fed up by the inconsistent pixel modem & I have to say I've been pleased with the decision. The software is clean & issues I'd have with phone signal with my Pixel in quite alot of places, I just don't have anymore with the nothing.

    One thing that I didn't realise I'd miss as much as I have though is the lack of esim capability on these nothing phones. If you travel abroad frequently using esims, just be weary of this!
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