What's good
- Unique design
- Smooth performance
- Bright display
- Strong battery life
- Affordable price
What's bad
- Plastic body
- No wireless charging
- Scaled-back Glyph interface
- Fingerprint-prone
- Limited US availability
What the Critics Are Saying...
![Pickr](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/865/pickr-logo.jpg)
![Pickr](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/865/pickr-logo.jpg)
- Leigh :) Stark, PickrWith Nothing’s phone, customisation and tweaking seems encouraged, which makes them just so, so different. It’s a phone with an experience. It stands out in all the right ways. It still won’t be for everyone because that experience will draw you with a “love it or hate it” vibe. But as far as making...
![Pocket Tactics](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/356/pockettactics_logo.gif)
![Pocket Tactics](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/356/pockettactics_logo.gif)
- Gavin Phillips, Pocket TacticsThe Nothing Phone (2a) is a strong contender for budget-Android of the year, delivering good gaming performance along with its eye-catching visual design. Backed up with decent camera performance and all-day battery life, the Phone (2a) is another sure-fire success from Nothing.
![HardwareZone](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/264/hardwarezone_logo.gif)
![HardwareZone](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/264/hardwarezone_logo.gif)
- Cheryl Tan, HardwareZoneThe phone performs excellently, takes nice photos and has an insane battery life. The S$499 price tag is just the cherry on top.
![TechNave](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/730/technave-logo.png)
![TechNave](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/730/technave-logo.png)
- Matthew Yap, TechNaveObviously, Nothing Phone (2a) is marketed to those who want a phone with Nothing's iconic design but don't want to spend more than RM2000. At RM1699, you get a phone with the brand's unique transparent back and minimalist look. Plus, you get an OS that's very close to stock Android. In addition, you...
![TechPP](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/159/techpp-logo.png)
![TechPP](https://images.theinformr.com/i/reviews/medium/159/techpp-logo.png)
- Nimish Dubey, TechPPWhile it does bring some new features to its price segment, the Phone (2a) also misses out on some that many consider a given at this price, such as a charger and phone cover in the box.
Prices (Where to Buy)
Common Questions
Nothing backs up the Phone (2a) with a 1 Year parts & labour warranty.
If your Phone (2a) has problems and is still within its warranty period, you could contact Nothing support or the retailer you purchased the phone from. You'll find Nothing's contact information here. If your phone is off warranty and needs repair for a physical problem such as a broken screen or bad battery, you should visit an authorized service centre or a local phone repair shop. You can also connect with others in The Informr Community Forum to find and share answers to questions.
Ask the Community
No questions for the moment.
Resources
Helpful Links Share / Embed
Maybe one of your friends will find this review helpful? Please help us spread the word.