The Nothing Phone 1 would be as good in photos as high-end smartphones

The Nothing Phone (1) never ceases to amaze us with its capabilities. Indeed, a new leak seems to indicate that the brand’s first smartphone will have some under the hood on the side of the photo. However, with a price generally reserved for mid-range, it is quite surprising to see the device perform in this area.

The Nothing Phone (1) is THE smartphone not to be missed this July. Since the creation of the brand by Carl Pei, former CEO of OnePlus, everyone has been waiting to see what the first born of the firm will look like. And it is clear that the expectation continues to grow: a few days before the launch, the slightest leak arouses phenomenal reactions from Internet users.

It must be said that according to the information that has reached us, the Nothing Phone (1) has everything from a small revolution. Fingerprint sensor under the OLED screen, LED system on the back of the hull, Snapdragon 778G+ processor, these are not the arguments that are missing. Because if, at first glance, all these elements may seem relatively usual for some, it should be noted that all this will be offered at an unbeatable price.

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Indeed, with a starting price theoretically set at € 469.99 for its 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage version, we do not necessarily expect such quality hardware for the smartphone. What’s more, it doesn’t stop there. According to leaker Yogesh Brar, “ the camera performance on the Nothing Phone is quite good for the price “before adding:“they finally succeeded in this field”.

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Yogesh also indicates that the ultra wide-angle sensor would be able to take macro photos, which suggests that the smartphone will not be equipped with 2 megapixel sensors. Will the smartphone be a real competitor to its high-end neighbors? Hard to say at the moment, but optimism is obviously in order. Final answer on July 12, during the official presentation of the Nothing Phone (1).