Nothing already has a reputation for creating stunning phone designs, evident in the glitzy looks of its Nothing Phone 2 and Nothing Phone 2a. They both employ the Glyph Interface that Nothing has pioneered in its phones, but the company’s latest offering is a refreshing take and shows how small changes can make a big difference.
Today, the company introduces the final outcome from its Community Edition Project — the Nothing Phone 2a Plus Community Edition, which is a glow-in-a-dark of its popular budget phone. Taking the footprint it’s established, this glow-in-the-dark version complements the LED lights from its Glyph Interface because it uses green-tinted phosphorescent material finishes over parts of the back of the phone to emit a soft glow in the dark.
Nothing’s string of eye-catching designs continue to show how some of the best cheap phones can differentiate themselves in such a way over typical flagships, and more phone makers need to realize this. it's worth pointing out that Nothing is only producing a total 1,000 units of the Nothing Phone 2a Plus Community Edition — with a starting cost of £399 (~$518), which is no different from the standard version released months ago. We imagine that it'll be a highly coveted phone given its limited edition status.
Your best chance at snagging this glow-in-the-dark version will be ordering through Nothing’s site, or by physically buying it from the Nothing Store Soho in London on November 16 at 11:00 GMT. As a refresher, it features a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, dual rear cameras, Dimensity 7350 chip, 8GB/12GB of RAM and a 5,000 mAh battery.
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