Phone (3) Cell Phone, 5G Unlocked Phones 512GB, Android 15, Snapdragon 8s Gen4, AI Mobile Phones with Four 50MP Cameras & AMOLED Display, 5150mAh, Glyph Interface, Smartphone Black

I got tired of Samsung removing features from their newer phones and jamming as much shoddy "AI" garbage in there as they could, so when it was time for a new phone I decided this was the one for me. The glyph interface in particular was a huge draw for me, since I really miss my notification LEDs that have been long removed in favor of always-on displays that, in my experience, tank battery life (especially on aging phones like my old S22). Now I don't have to constantly check my phone to see if I have missed messages or calls; I can just glance over and see if anyone called or messaged me. I really like the cameras on this phone, too. They seem to take much better photos than my old Samsung phones without the blurriness or distortion around the edges of the photos, but I'm not a professional photographer by any means either. If you're like me and use your phone for family pics and random cool stuff I think you'll be very happy with them too. The phone also comes with a screen protector pre-installed as well as a simple but effective silicone case, although I also ordered the Spigen air cushioned case for it for the added protection. Still, it's an appreciated extra given how little you typically get with phones these days. I don't play many games other than idle time wasters like Block Blast, but it handles that type of stuff just fine and the OS is snappy and responsive as well. If you're stateside like me you'll have to switch a couple default settings from the UK English to US English to get things like the correct currency symbol on your keyboard, but it's simple and easy, and honestly I kind of prefer the British accent on my GPS. Initially I was having a lot of problems with dropped calls, and I even almost returned the phone due to it, but that seemed to be an issue with my VPN and after reconfiguring my settings for this phone those issues stopped as well. Sound quality both in calls and media playback is just as good or better than any other phone I've had, although you're probably going to want some wireless headphones for the best listening experience if you use your phone for music like I do. Overall this is an extremely solid, fun, and unique phone without all the bloat of other flagship phones available in the US currently. On sale at $630 for 12GB of memory and 256GB of storage this is a really good deal in my opinion, given that other entry level Android and Apple phones charge more for less of both. The bottom line is that this is an awesome phone for those of us who don't want to be glued to our device but still use it to browse the Internet, listen to music, or take pictures.

Took some adjusting to it, but this phone looks clean and runs great. I've sworn by OnePlus phones for years for their speed, battery life and affordability and this phone tops them! A nice big middle finger to Apple as well.

My first Nothing phone. Switched from Samsung (I know, crazy). I wasn't using the Samsung to it's full potential and this phone checked off the boxes I cared about. It's fast, small, light weight compared to my old phone. The battery gets me through an entire work day of listening to music/watching something. I love the design. The cameras are going to be hit or miss for some, but I personally like the camera placement. Speaker is good. The OS is fantastic. I was able to get rid of my custom launcher since this phone comes built in with widgets and customization. Very minimal bloatware on here, which was a huge selling point for me. All in all, would buy again.

I had been looking for a new phone on and off for a few years, and really started looking in the past few months since my existing phone was old. So old, that current apps would randomly crash. Not fancy games; no, Google messages, email, YouTube. I had an LG G8X Thinq Dual Screen(I really miss the separate/dual screens) :( It had the same specs as a Galaxy S10. Both the G8X and the S10 came out at the same time in 2019. Why Not Samsung?! Samsung, is outrageously over priced, and is full of bloat apps, and duplicate apps. Some, like KNOX you maybe shouldn't remove. There has been absolutely no outward innovation from Samsung in over 10 generations. All the phones look the same and all run over $1000. The phone also runs several AI agents, that I am not a fan of. The folding screens are a travesty across the board. 2 or 3 separate screens is the way to go. Why not Apple? Apple's history of 'playing games'(the battery limiting fiasco, fighting with app makers, internal planned obsolescence, $%&ty phone repair support without paying a kidney, for AppleCare, which the company continually tries to say 'does not cover X, Y, Z'. If you didn't have problems, great! I've worked in an Apple care approved repair company, and the number of times we had to turn down customers because AppleCare didn't cover the perfectly reasonable repair, was bonkers! Then we get to the sky high price for the phone, and the all intrusive Siri AI. "Hard No" Why Nothing? It's different, and leans toward use, instead of flash! Besides the Glyph features, the phone is really meant to 'get things done' In the settings, you have the options to use the normal flashy app icons, or 'grey scale' icons. You can also opt to show or hide the app names. Less clutter, so you can focus on 'that thing you are trying to do'. Yes the Nothing Phone 3 does have AI, as EVERY$$%%@#$THING does these days. Sadly, you can not fully disable or remap the 'AI' button. However, with a few minutes of tinkering in the settings, you can mostly disable the 'Nothing AI' features. Now the phone works as I really like it, plane and 'bare bones'. Great Job Nothing! The "Glyph" features are cool, make no mistake. It's nice to have...it's kind of a 'mullet phone'(LOL Sorry). Business up front, and party in the back. LOL Spin the bottle, dice, and the sun clock are neat and great for the odd party. The dice glyph has already settled several decisions with my friends and I, with a quick 'odds or evens' decision. LOL. The phone does have wireless charging. The coil is hidden under the decorative back façade. It's a little wonky and difficult to position on some wireless chargers(especially some portable battery banks with wireless charging), because the coil is shaped to make room for the 'glyph' button. But, it does work. Verdict, I'm a big fan of the phone and will likely stay with Nothing if they continue on this track. The camera is much better than the G8X, but I don't really care about a camera. I take more photos of serial numbers(I work it tech) than Instagram photos. If I can read the serial number, that's all I need. I'm not a fan of AI and I'm not really a mobile gamer. - No/minimal AI? Check! - Camera that works? Check! - 12/16GB of RAM for multi-tasking? Check! - Wireless Charging? Check! - Clean UI? Check - The speakers are a big improvement over the G8X, still very much 'phone speakers', but a nice boost, to movies/videos chilling at home. * I don't really have anything to say about the CPU(Snapdragon 8s Gen4) Not the Elite. I really haven't seen a problem not having the flagship proc. As the Nothing CEO said, they focused on a really good phone experience, and that's what they've done. No issue! The only things, I would change are personal nit pick gripes. - Option to disable/remove AI across the board - Reduce text/UI spacing. I like a really compact interface. I want to be able to see as much information on the screen as possible. - Make the wireless charging coil 'easier' to position. Great job Nothing!

Ho acquistato il Nothing Phone (3) con 100€ di sconto il 6 settembre e da allora lo sto utilizzando come telefono principale. L’ho testato in chiamate, social, messaggistica, navigazione web e alcune funzioni avanzate. Pro: - Schermo OLED molto luminoso, leggibile anche sotto il sole - Interfaccia fluida e senza rallentamenti - Batteria sufficiente per coprire una giornata intera sotto stress, con ricarica rapida utile - Glyph Interface pratica come torcia e per anteprima selfie - Estetica distintiva e piacevole - Funzione Nothing Space ben progettata e davvero comoda - Community attiva che segnala bug e suggerisce miglioramenti, con l’azienda che ascolta e integra spesso i feedback Contro: - In Italia la batteria è limitata a circa 5150 mAh, anche se la capacità reale è maggiore - Non è presente lo slot per microSD ma nella versione da 512 GB lo spazio è comunque abbondante e non crea problemi Conclusione: Un telefono che si distingue per fluidità, autonomia e funzioni software ben curate. È una scelta valida per chi cerca un’esperienza Android essenziale con un’estetica diversa dal solito e un ecosistema in continua evoluzione. Aggiornerò la recensione tra qualche mese per raccontare come si comporta con un utilizzo più prolungato. Aggiornamento dopo 3 mesi di utilizzo: Dopo questi mesi di utilizzo non ho nulla da obiettare: il telefono continua a funzionare in modo impeccabile. La community è davvero uno dei punti di forza, sempre attiva nel segnalare bug o proporre miglioramenti. E devo dire che Nothing ascolta: ogni piccolo problema viene risolto praticamente in tempo zero con aggiornamenti puntuali. Non posso che confermare il giudizio iniziale, anzi… sono ancora più soddisfatto.

Was nervous about buying this from Amazon. It's always a good idea to record yourself unboxing expensive items from amazing incase the item isn't what you ordered or it's damaged so you can return it easily. However this came just fine. The phone is fantastic. Upgraded from iPhone 13pro. I will never go back to iPhone after this. I wish I done it earlier. The OS is unique very easy to personalise. It's buttery smooth without any stuttering as you swipe and navigate through apps. Good weight and decent size screen. Comes preinstalled with a screen protector. Comes with a charging lead and a case in the box. Unheard of these days. The design really stands out. It has a cyberpunk style look to it which is really interesting after years of buying iPhones that all look the same. Indidnt bother with any amazon style insurance I opted for insurance from a dedicated firm which cost around £90 a year. Covers everything. Because it's brand new the phone will have full and regular updates for the next 5 years so all in all I highly recommend this phone. Certainly worth the money.

I have been using the phone for around a month now. I do not have any complaints currently. Phone is incredibly fast and also charges insanely fast. I don't need to charge for at least a day and a half usually. Speakers are unbelieveable, they sound great. It also feels great, if you like the feel of an iPhone, then this is almost the same as that. If I had to give this phone a couple of negatives which don't bother me anyway, it would be the essential key button (please let us remap it). Also the cost of the phone, if it comes down in price it will be perfect for a lot of other people.

Difficile che nel 2025 un telefono stupisca, le funzionalità di nothing phone 3 al di là dell' estetica che trovo stupenda, sono davvero ciò che manca nel 99% di tutti gli i concorrenti. È stato criticato per avere un prezzo da flagship quando non lo è, ed è vero, sulla carta magari non regge il confronto con i vari equipaggiati con snap 8 elite, ma praticamente è al pari se non superiore. Siamo di fronte ad un eccellente lavoro di ottimizzazione di componenti non ultimi arrivati, ma comunque più che ottimi. Le frazioni di millisecondi che separano i processi di questo processore non sono nemmeno percettibili rispetto al suo fratello maggiore. Batteria ottima,schermo perfetto, fotocamera veramente ottima. Funzionalità essential space utilissima per la produttività. Devo dirlo, se preso in offerta non vi farà rimpiangere i vari e costosi iPhone e Samsung, ho sempre e solo avuto flagship e questa volta mi sento davvero di consigliare questo prodotto e questo marchio che cerca di innovare in un mondo ormai molto piatto, e ci sta riuscendo. Attenzione ai dettagli cura nei materiali davvero da lasciare a bocca aperta, è vero nn monta neppure ultimo gorilla glass, ma siamo davanti comunque ad un ottimo cristallo. E poi anche a prezzo pieno, non costa certo come i vari concorrenti che superano agilmente le 1000 euro. Lo consiglio

Telefono che vale veramente questo prezzo! La batteria molto resistente, il telefono è molto funzionale e l'estetica (soprattutto dietro) è a dir poco meravigliosa. L'organizzazione è meravigliosa tanto che puoi scegliere quali app avere come icona. La chicca è la fotocamera. Basta andare a curiosare le varie opzioni e le foto vengono spettacolari. Consiglio vivamente questo telefono! LA SVOLTA!!