Nothing’s Phone 2 is turning heads with its striking design and unique lighting effects, but is it worth the price they’re asking for? Most reviews, including the one by Android Central’s very own Nicholas Sutrich, say yes, so if you’re looking for a new phone, you can’t go wrong with the Phone (2).
I’ve personally been using the Nothing Phone (2) for over a month now, and in that time, I’ve become intimately familiar with Nothing OS 2.0. Nothing has blended the best parts of stock Android 13 with Google Mobile Services (GMS), but they’ve gone above and beyond most OEMs when it comes to integrating Google apps and services. And even though Nothing made a ton of changes to stock Android, Nothing OS 2.0 doesn’t stray too far from stock Android where it really matters, like the base features, design, and system behavior.
