Nothing Phone 2 slashed by 22% during Prime Day sale

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With design-focused phone upstart Nothing having only recently launched an entry-level smartphone – and sub-brand CMF then going even cheaper still – the firm’s flagship Nothing Phone 2 isn’t going away any time soon. That makes this generous Amazon Prime Day discount especially enticing.

Amazon UK customers can take the five star mid-ranger home for £489 – a 22% saving over the normal £629 asking price. That buys you a version with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of on-board storage, which is plenty for apps, games and storing lots of photos. There are other, more premium versions with extra storage, but it’s the more mainstream model that gets my vote.

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This visually distinctive handset has unique Glyph lighting, which flashes certain patterns based on which contact is calling you, and a semi-transparent rear panel that shows off some of the internal components, including a wireless charging coil – which is still a rarity among affordable phones. You won’t find many rivals with an LTPO OLED display, either.

The dual 50MP cameras with OIS are more capable than Nothing’s first phone, with some decent software and processing improvements. Solid performance and battery life aren’t to be sniffed at. I’m also convinced NothingOS is one of the most feature-complete Android skins you’ll find anywhere right now. And on top of this, Nothing’s commitment to regular updates means a constant stream of useful widgets and apps.

In our five-star review, we praised the Nothing Phone 2 as “wonderfully well-rounded, with plenty of power, a long-lasting battery and cameras that take very presentable photos for the price.” The second-gen handset is a decent improvement over the brand’s debut offering. And we’d say that’s even more relevant now there’s a healthy 22% discount available.

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