London-based consumer tech brand making smartphones and transparent-design earbuds.
Nothing nailed the transparent design and the Glyph lights actually turned out to be useful for silent notifications during meetings. The clean Android skin has zero bloatware and updates have been steady. Honestly the best value flagship-feel phone I've owned.
Unique design, clean software, great value
I switched from a much pricier pair and the Nothing Ear (2) sound just as rich with proper ANC. The transparent case is a conversation starter every single time and pairing across my devices is seamless. Battery easily gets me through a workday.
The Nothing phone is gorgeous and the software is refreshingly clean, but the camera lags behind rivals in low light and the chipset isn't quite flagship grade. For the design and experience I'm tempted to stay, yet I keep wishing the hardware matched the hype. Genuinely torn on whether to upgrade or look elsewhere.
Really happy with my Nothing phone overall, the build feels premium and day-to-day performance is smooth. My only gripe is that the Glyph interface feels more like a gimmick than a daily tool after the novelty wears off. Everything else has been excellent.
The Nothing earbuds sound fantastic and the design is unbeatable for the money. Comfortable for long calls and the app gives good EQ control. The only downside is the touch controls are a bit too sensitive and I sometimes pause tracks by accident.
Nothing has a RevWala Trust Score of 49/100 (Poor), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Nothing is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Poor" Trust Score.
Nothing has 5 reviews on RevWala.
Excellent ANC, iconic design, reliable pairing
Striking design, clean OS
Average low-light camera, mid-tier chip
Premium feel, smooth performance
Glyph feels gimmicky over time
Great sound, comfy fit
Overly sensitive touch controls