Here’s the design of Nothing Phone (2) [Video]

There’s only a week or two left until the release of Carl Pei’s Nothing, and after a camera roll earlier today, a new video from Nothing Phone (2) is out in full.

Today, Marks Brownlee posted a dossier video Dive into Nothing Phone’s design and lighting (2). The hands-on was published in the “Dope Tech” series and showed pretty much what we expected.

No Phone 2 is slightly larger than its predecessor and has slightly modified LED lighting on the back and a curved glass design on the back. This final product we saw aligned almost perfectly with the offerings that came out last month – at the time, Carl Bay He said these offers were “fake”.

The most notable change, aside from the curved glass on the back, is in the LED lights. Nothing in “Glyph” has the same design, but this time with different elements broken down. The LED around the camera is now made up of two pieces, and the strip around the wireless charging coil is now divided into six individual pieces. Brownlee confirms that these LEDs are still just white, but this time, the software has more control over the LED zones.

For example, the top section around the wireless charging coil now has 16 individual LEDs inside that can be used for some functions, including:

• Volume indicator (adjusts based on the volume)
• Graphic image timer (counts down based on timer)

None apparently also plans to bring this to third-party apps, including Uber and Zomato.

The Glyph interface can now also light up when a specific app has a notification, and there’s a way to create customizable ringtones and light effects for calls.

No Phone 2 is set for an unveiling on July 11th.

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