Review on Smartphone Nothing Phone (1) 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, white by Stanislaw Komorowski ᠌

The Samsung Galaxy S21FE, which is reliable but unremarkable, is a direct competitor to this phone. The Korean model costs the same as the other, but it features a higher-quality screen (LTPO), a faster CPU (SD 888), an IP68 classification for water and dust resistance, and superior cameras. It is possible to select Nothing Phone (1) due to its unconventional appearance and its personal dedication to Karl Pei. It is very evident that neither the hype nor the pathos worked in the company's favor. People acquired conventional phones with flashing lights attached to the back of them rather than contemplating how they should use their phones, establishing their own environment, and taking a fresh approach. There was no inconsistency with the real world in this regard: - You cannot revolutionize user experience by creating a phone on an operating system that imposes on the user the experience that you are attempting to change. - You cannot come up with anything completely unique while still remaining within the constraints of the medium market price range. A quick glance at the early sketches of the Nothing Phone (1) and the Nothing Ears (1) is all that is required to recognize that the final product represents a significant trade-off between ideals and limitations imposed by the manufacturing process. - You can't make your own ecology, so don't even try. In order to accomplish this, you will need a scale that assumes the participation of a number of different parties and standards. There is nothing that comes close to being comparable to Essential by Andy Rubin. The same objective, along with the same ideas and fundamentals. Where can I find Essential at this time? (Answer: Bankrupt, assets bought out by Nothing).