How The Internet Is Reacting To Nothing Phone (2a) Exclusive Press Render،
On Monday, February 5, Smartprix released an exclusive press render of the Nothing Phone (2a), giving enthusiasts an idea of the company's upcoming mid-range phone. The render showcases the rear panel of the handset with a unique transparent design. This sparked a flurry of communication on microblogging platform X (formerly Twitter), where netizens shared their thoughts on the phone's overall appearance and some interesting tidbits.
Phone render (2a) revealed
We published the press rendering of the Phone (2a) with @OnLeaks. Her X-rated post has garnered over 41,000 views so far. In the comments section, several users praised the slightly new design. Unlike previous renders, which showed the phone (2a) as having a giant circular camera module with the lenses placed in the center, the new press render shows the camera lenses are in the upper left corner.
Tipster Evan Blass Has a Different Take on Design
However, a known tipster @evleaks has a different opinion. He says the rendering is not a “standard @onleaks leak from Foxconn sources and CAD-based,” implying that it may not be accurate. He also says that the phone's tagline (2a) better fits the previously leaked design, in which the cameras were aligned horizontally in the center. However, among the back and forth on the platform, here is what some Internet users are saying about the Phone rendering (2a).
Users miss the Glyph interface
In response to a message from @pmkphotoworks, @TEHCNOLEECH says “the Glyph lights were something unique,” adding that “a smaller version of these lights would have been nice to see.” Another user, @_Ameer_010, said: “It's surprising he doesn't have a Glyph Light. » commenting on the expected price of the smartphone, @mohakstudios mentions that “it will disrupt the market if it costs less than 23K”.
Tipster @ishanagarwal24 also released the render, saying it's confused between the previously leaked design and the new one. In response to the tweet, user @balajinaik_15 posted an image of the render, highlighting the four possible positions of the Glpyh interface on the phone. It's not obvious at first, but when you look closely, there appear to be three dark gray LED strips on the back panel, which the user believes form the Glyph interface.
It's a win-win situation for the brand
Shortly after the leak was published, Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis posted a enigmatic tweet about. However, some users like the rendering more because it seems to not have Glyph lights, while some users do not agree with the design. Either way, the discussion shows that people are interested in the smartphone, which is a great achievement for Nothing. The smartphone is expected to debut at Mobile World Congress later this month. We have already covered the expected specifications of the smartphone in a separate article.
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