Nothing Phone 2: a roundup of every tease about the upcoming phone

Nothing Phone 2: a roundup of every tease about the upcoming phone

Jon Porter

Jan 30

Jon Porter

Nothing’s next phone will launch in the US later this year

The Phone 1 with its back lights illuminated.

Last year’s Nothing Phone 1.
Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge

Nothing’s next smartphone, the Phone 2, will be getting an official US release, the company’s CEO Carl Pei has confirmed in an interview with Inverse. Although the Phone 1’s transparent rear design and flashing light strips didn’t see a US release after the company chose to focus its attention on Europe and Asia, Nothing has decided to change its focus for its 2023 flagship. “We decided to make the U.S. our No. 1 priority in terms of markets,” Pei tells Inverse.  

Hints of a US launch came earlier this month when Nothing announced a beta program for American buyers, which would supply them with a Phone 1 handset for a $299 fee. But the program is a far cry from an official US release, with Nothing cautioning that devices won’t support 5G on AT&T and that coverage on Verizon is very limited. In other words, the program is a way for people to test the hardware, but it’s not ready to replace a primary smartphone for US buyers.

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