Nothing Phone (1) Lite: Nothing eventually released its much-anticipated, much-discussed phone (1) last month. And now we’re hearing rumors about another Nothing smartphone, maybe dubbed the Nothing phone (1) Lite.
Nothing phone (1) Lite is said to be on the way!
According to a recent claim by The Mobile Indian, Nothing will release a phone (1) Lite, which will be a scaled-down version of the phone (1). There will be two distinctions. For starters, the phone is likely to have a basic glass back that is devoid of LEDs and the Glyph Interface. Second, wireless charging will not be supported. This might be a significant change, given the design is what distinguishes the phone (1) from the competitors.
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According to the report, the internals should be the same. As a result, the speculated Nothing phone (1) Lite is claimed to include the same 6.55-inch 120Hz AMOLED display, Snapdragon 778G+ CPU, and twin 50MP rear cameras.
It is said to include a larger 5,000mAh battery with 33W quick charging and a 42W adapter. The phone is also believed to be slightly cheaper (due to the concessions), with a starting price of Rs 24,999, and to be released in India around the Christmas season.
If you are already incredibly excited about Nothing’s second phone, you should be aware that it may just be a rumor. Additionally, the article claims that the Carl Pei-led corporation has refuted this information and that nothing of the type would occur. It’s doubtful that Nothing will mislead about a forthcoming phone given that it often assumes responsibility for “leaking” information about its goods. Or perhaps it is trying to maintain the enthusiasm surrounding the phone (1) by withholding information about its upcoming devices.
In any event, it is safe to believe that Nothing won’t release another phone anytime soon, and when it does, we can be certain that Nothing will let us know on its own! Hopefully, it will also be improved. As soon as these details are available, we will let you know. So, keep an eye out. A cheaper Nothing phone (1) without the LEDs is also an option that you might enjoy. Comment below and let us know.
