Nothing, a start-up company established by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, recently launched a new generation of Nothing Phone (2), which is similar in design to the previous generation Nothing Phone (1). It also uses the Glyph interface on the back of the phone as a selling point, bringing Unique lighting effects. I shared with you the unboxing and appearance of the Nothing Phone (2) before, but in this article, I will let you all have a look at the performance and camera, and whether it is satisfactory.
The unboxing and appearance of the Nothing Phone (2) has been shared before, so I won’t share it again. Instead, I will focus on the performance and camera parts for a simple evaluation.
Nothing Phone (2) Performance
This generation of Nothing Phone (2) uses Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, built-in 12GB RAM, Hong Kong will have two versions of 256GB and 512GB, the battery capacity is 4700mAh, and supports 45W fast charging, charging can be charged in 20 minutes to 50%, and added 15W Qi wireless charging and 5W reverse charging.
As for the Nothing Phone (2) using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, what is the specific performance? We will use the AnTuTu evaluation to specify the performance of the CPU and GPU. At the same time, we will also use the AndroBench 5 application to test the read and write speed of the ROM to see what level the ROM belongs to.
▲ Equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, Nothing Phone (2) with 12GB RAM and 512GB ROM, the total score of AnTuTu is 1127830 points, which is in line with the level that Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 should have. Among them, the CPU score is 282326 points, while The GPU score has 432890 points.
▲ As for AndroBench 5, which is used to test the read and write speed of ROM, we will pay more attention to the continuous read and write speeds, which are 1917.68 MB/s and 522.33 MB/s respectively. This speed represents Nothing Phone (2) The ROM used is UFS 3.1 standard.
Nothing Phone (2) Camera
In terms of camera, Nothing Phone (2) has a dual-lens design. Both lenses are 50 million pixels. The wide-angle lens uses a Sony IMX890 sensor with an aperture value of F1.8. It also has dual image stabilization technology and supports nighttime Mode, scene detection and other AI functions. In addition, you can also adjust the Glyph Interface to the highest height and turn it into a portable ring flash at any time to illuminate the subject with soft light.
Below, I will share with you the images captured by Nothing Phone (2), so that you can see whether the quality of the images produced by this mobile phone is satisfactory:
I remember when I tried the Nothing Phone (1) last year, I thought the main selling point of this phone was just good looks, but I felt numb when taking pictures at the time, but this year, Nothing Phone (2), I completely I don’t think there is such a feeling. I feel that the camera is quite qualified, and I am very satisfied in terms of color accuracy and detail. I can’t say it is Top, but the average user looks down, at least they don’t think it is bad. However, the price today is much more expensive than before, and it would be too bad if there is no return to upgrade the quality.
summary
I have shared with you the unboxing of Nothing Phone (2) before, and I have seen its real appearance. The design is not too far from the previous generation, but it is mainly due to the improvement of some functions on the Glyph interface, which will help reduce the time spent on the screen by users . As for the hardware, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor is used this time. The mid-range mobile phone of the previous generation is suddenly upgraded to a flagship mobile phone. This is one of the factors that causes the price to rise, but the price has risen. I think the overall performance is about the same, and the quality of the camera is not too different from that of ordinary flagship phones. The most important thing is that the overall experience is quite smooth, and there will be no problems of choking or slowing down. I personally like this Nothing Phone (2), what do netizens like?
Nothing Phone (2) At the time of publication, the suggested retail price starts at $5499, click here for detailed specifications and latest selling price.
