Product Feature

Nothing Phone (2)
Type-C cable
Safety information and warranty card
Screen protector (pre-applied)
SIM tray ejector

It's Nothing OS with Android 13.

No, Phone (2) comes with a fixed font.

Not, it doesn't support eSIMs.

Yes, Phone (2) features fingerprint unlock.

Yes, Phone (2) features face unlock.

Yes, it does.

The charging cable is about 1m.

Yes, it supports dual SIMs.

No, Phone (2) doesn't support expandable storage.

Yes, it does.

No, there is no 3.5mm headphone jack on Phone (2).

Bedtime Schedule lets you temporarily disable the Glyph Interface at set times and days to ensure that you're not disturbed at night.

For quiet focus, put the device with the Glyph Interface face up on a flat surface to trigger silent, lights-only notifications and calls. The Glyph Interface will pulse briefly when Flip to Glyph is activated.

The Glyph interface is designed with Glyphs lights on the back of the phone to provide users with a new way of communication and interaction. All preset Nothing ringtones and notification sound effects have a specially designed Glyph pattern. When the Glyph interface is turned on, there is an incoming call, or you receive a message notification, the Glyph interface will light up the light strip in a preset pattern. It's accompanied by sound and vibration effects.

Caution:
The Glyph interface may not be safe for people with epilepsy and others sensitive to light.

Data roaming enables internet use on your phone when you're abroad.

USB Debugging is a developer mode for the phone to communicate with the PC over a USB connection. It allows your phone to receive commands and files from the PC, and allows the PC to pull crucial information like log files from the Android device. USB Debugging is turned off by default.

It may lose data during the repair, so we recommend you back up any important data before sending your phone to a repair centre.

The status bar shows you various icons, time, battery percentage, etc. It's located at the top of the screen.

Swipe down once from the very top of the screen to access Quick Access. Swipe down twice for the Control Centre. It'll give you instant access to the data network, WiFi, Airplane Mode, hotspot, Bluebooth, etc.

USB OTG (USB On The Go) is a standard that enables mobile devices to talk to one another. Traditionally mobile devices could only connect to a Mac/PC by USB, but USB OTG makes it possible for devices to connect directly to each other. USB OTG can help you read the data from the U disk, charge the phone in a low current, etc.

Bluetooth tethering is a method of sharing your phone's internet connection through Bluetooth.

To use it:
1. Go to Settings> Network & Internet> Hotspot & Tethering, and toggle on Bluetooth Tethering.
2. Enable Bluetooth for the other device, pair the device, and connect your phone to the WiFi with network access.
3. On your device, go to Settings> Bluetooth and tap the paired device.
4. Toggle on Internet access.

Note: Tethering works when your phone is connected to the Internet via mobile data or a WiFi network.

USB tethering means internet sharing. It makes your phone a WiFi router and allows you to share your phone's Internet connection with the connected PC. Tethering works when your phone is connected to the Internet via mobile data or a WiFi network.

To enable it:
1. Go to Settings> Network & Internet> Hotspot & Tethering> USB Tethering.
2. Connect your phone to the computer with the USB cable.
3. Connect to any WiFi with network access or insert the SIM card to Phone (2) with the available data network.

WiFi Direct allows devices to connect and share the files directly through WiFi, at a range and speed beyond the capabilities of Bluetooth.

Some of the most common uses of WiFi Direct include:

1. Fast file sharing: WiFi Direct is an excellent way to quickly share large files with a friend or team when setting up wired connections isn’t feasible.

2. Screen-casting and screen-sharing: WiFi Direct is perfect for screen-sharing, like playing mobile games on a big screen or sharing family photos on your TV or digital portrait.

Phone (2) relies on WiFi Direct for file transfer or screen-cating, including Nearby share, Cast screen-sharing, etc.

Phone (2) supports dual 4G mode. You can register SIM card 1 and SIM card 2 on the 4G network at the same time, but you can't use both simultaneously.

Find My Phone provides you with basic location services. When enabled, it'll tell you the approximate location of your device and ring it. Your phone must be switched on and connected to a network.

No, as long as your phone is turned on and the network is normal, you can log in to any computer to use the Find My Phone feature.

This may be due to network congestion.

Try calling a different contact or using a different SIM card.

Clarity: PPI 394
Resolution: 1080*2412
Brightness: normal 500nit, HBM 1000nit, peak 1600nit

Here are the dimensions:

Height: 162.1mm
Width: 76.4mm
Thickness: 8.6mm
Weight: 203g

*The above is the data of the Nothing laboratory. The actual size and weight may differ due to the manufacturing process and measurement method.

A dual card can support two SIM cards at the same time, such as SIM cards of two same or different operators. That way, you can use two numbers on your phone at the same time.

Dual SIM Dual Standby means that the two numbers can stand by at the same time, but they can't perform calls or data access at the same time.