Although the overall appearance remains similar, Brownlee highlights a few changes, such as the slightly more rounded glass on the rear and a slightly lighter shade of gray. Additionally, Nothing has introduced a white model, as showcased in a recent tweet by the company.
The most noticeable visual changes come in the form of upgraded LEDs on the back of the phone, which play a crucial role in the Glyph Interface. The pattern of LEDs now features more gaps, resulting in a greater number of distinct light strips compared to the Nothing Phone 1. The Nothing Phone 2 boasts 11 light strips in total, compared to the five on its predecessor. Furthermore, within these strips, the phone incorporates 33 individual LED lighting zones, a significant improvement from the 12 on the previous model.
