And the frame is made of 100 percent recycled aluminum. You get Corning Gorilla Glass 5 on the front and back. The materials used in the Nothing Phone (1) are very good indeed. This is the most distinct phone out there when placed face down on the table.
The semi-transparent back would have made the phone stand out as it was, but the addition of LEDs gives it another dimension altogether. We hear it looks even more eye-catching in the black color variant. We got the white unit of the device, and it was an instant head-turner whenever those lights went off. They not only light up but also light up in different patterns for different events – calls, notifications, charging, the works. The back’s being semi-transparent makes it look different enough, but there are also 900 LEDs arranged on it. The queen bee in the Phone (1) beehive is the LED arrangement on the back. Nothing Phone (1) Review: Is the Phone (1) worth it?.
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But the buzz is of little use if there’s not much to buzz about, and in that regard, the Phone (1) is pretty much a tech beehive. Some would attribute it to Carl Pei’s ability to generate buzz, which was evident in his OnePlus years. And yet, it has grabbed attention like no phone has this year. At the very outset, it is only fair to point out that the Phone (1) is not without its share of headaches. The first phone from OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei‘s new initiative, Nothing, evokes similar sentiments. “ Yes, it has its issues, but heck, at least someone has tried something very different,” was the thought in many parts of the tech community. In fact, so great was the attraction of the design of the phone that most reviewers excused its shortcomings (and there were quite a few of them). It brought back memories of the Communicators from the OG Star Trek series. Yes, there had been flip phones before, but none of them had been this eye-catching. Made of metal with a flip form factor that allowed it to be opened with a flick of the thumb, the Moto RAZR was nothing like many of us had ever seen. In 2003, almost twenty years ago, Motorola launched a phone that was very different from everything else in the market.
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