They don't need to make headlines for sales. For this brand, Sales are Nothing.Notice this brand never makes headlines for sales.
I bought the Nothing Phone 1. The reason I bought it was it’s the only Android phone that has the same size bezels all the way around the display. Even $1300 Samsung phones have a larger bezel at the bottom. Use it for travel as my damned iPhone doesn’t have a SIM card tray. Next iPhone I buy will be from overseas. The world isn’t ready for eSIM.I always thought Nothing's (phones and earbuds) whole raison d'etre was to provide an Apple-like UX and Apple-adjacent aesthetic to Android users who wanted it. For someone all in on the Apple ecosystem, there's no point.
User experience.. Hard to beat instant pairingWhy? Sound quality? Comfort? Something else?
Perhaps the world isn't ready yet for eSIM, but sometimes Apple does move ahead of the curve a bit. For example, eliminating the 3.5-inch floppy drive, and then eliminating the optical drive reader. These were both removed before folks were ready to move on. I'm sure there are other examples but right now I don't recall. I've been using Apple Macs since 1989 and remember feeling multiple times when Apple's removable of a technology felt premature, but a few years later practically everyone else followed suit.I bought the Nothing Phone 1. The reason I bought it was it’s the only Android phone that has the same size bezels all the way around the display. Even $1300 Samsung phones have a larger bezel at the bottom. Use it for travel as my damned iPhone doesn’t have a SIM card tray. Next iPhone I buy will be from overseas. The world isn’t ready for eSIM.
Wait, it does? I don't think I understand. Find My also works with APP1, but how does APP2 differ and how is it like AirTags? I'm sure I'm missing something, if you'd care to explainLet’s not overlook the fact APP 2 also double as an airtag.
I wonder if after buying these Nothing Earbuds you hear Nothing?
I see, heard, and read Nothing, LOL.![]()
They don't need to make headlines for sales. For this brand, Sales are Nothing.
Yeah, $40-50 more is nothing in order to get the real thing.
like 20 minutes of work... when there's work.And here we have the problem with math and percentages. $40-50 is actually quite a bit more. Like a whole hell of a lot more.
Remember the SNES clear remotes?After looking at it again I think it reminds me of NES and that's why I like it.
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It isn't meant to be an EQ like you'd traditionally get with a music player - hence why it's in the 'Accessibility' settings. This feature takes the results of a hearing test and adjusts the output to compensate for the level of hearing loss at different frequencies. There's only a limited number of frequencies it allows you to adjust as they correspond to the measured points on a standard audiogram - though intermediate frequencies are still adjusted appropriately according to an algorithm.This is literally the worst EQ I have seen in my life.