Nothing drummed up a lot of hype ahead of the launch of its first smartphone, and the Phone (1) has now bagged a pretty hefty discount.
Launched at £399 – an already fairly good price for a phone with these specs and features – Amazon has slashed the price of the Nothing Phone (1) down to £349.99.
That’s a £49.01, or a 12%, saving from the RRP and it marks from first hefty discount we’ve spotted on this particular Android phone.
However, if this deal isn’t for you then we’ve got you covered. We’re highlighting all the best Amazon Black Friday deals and the best early Black Friday deals, choosing the best ones we see so you don’t waste your money.
Nothing Phone (1) gets a major price cut in the Black Friday sale
Launched at £399 – an already fairly good price for a phone with these specs and features – Amazon has slashed the price of the Nothing Phone (1) down to £349.99.
- Amazon
- Save £40.01
- £349.99
The star attraction here is the clever transparent design, which allows a selection of LED lights through. Nothing calls this the Glyph interface, and it combines the lights with notifications on your phone. It’s fun, if a little gimmicky.
Don’t completely judge the Nothing Phone (1) on the Glyph though, it’s good elsewhere. It looks nice, has a capable mid-range Snapdragon processor and a fast 120Hz display that looked really good in our in-depth testing.
In our review, we said “Brushing away the hype, the Nothing Phone (1) is a good mid-range Android phone. For £399 (no US price or release date is available yet) you’re getting a nice screen, versatile camera, a day-long battery and a unique design.”
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