Nothing Phone 2 Launch Date in India: Nothing Phone 2 is going to be launched soon in India. An official announcement has been made by the company regarding this. The company announced on Tuesday, June 13, that they are going to introduce Nothing Phone 2 in India soon. Apart from the launch date, the company has also released a teaser which reveals the design of the phone. Let us know about it in detail.
Launch Date in India
Smartphone maker Nothing announced the launch of the Nothing Phone 2 on its website, confirming that the successor to the Nothing Phone 1 will be launched on July 11 at 8:30pm IST/4pm BST in global markets including India. The launch event will be streamed live through the company’s website as well as the company’s YouTube channel.
Nothing Phone 2 Teaser
A teaser image for the Nothing Phone 2 was also shared by the company, which showed a redesigned Glyph interface on the rear panel of the smartphone. The teaser appears to confirm the renders of the handset leaked by tipster Steve Hemmerstoffer, which also showed a redesigned layout for the LED strips, including the camera layout.
Earlier this month the company confirmed that the Nothing Phone 2 – like its predecessor – will be manufactured in India. Nothing has revealed that recycled materials and plastic-free packaging will be used during the production of the Nothing Phone 2 as part of the firm’s sustainability efforts. With less than a month left for the launch of the Nothing Phone 2, the company has already revealed some key specifications of the smartphone.
Specifications
The handset will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, a chip that is much faster than the Snapdragon 778G+ on the Nothing Phone 1. It will be powered by a massive 4,700mAh battery. The company has also confirmed that the Nothing Phone 2 will receive three years of Android OS updates and four years of security updates. This means that customers buying the Nothing Phone 2 will get the same software support as the recent flagship phones from Oppo and OnePlus. Samsung and Google both provide five years of security updates for their currently supported smartphones.
