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When I heard that the Phone 3 was going to be the first flagship, like real

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flagship from nothing, I was like freaking finally. Because up until now,

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nothing has been the phone brand that I desperately want to love. I mean, their

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design is cool. Their skin is clean. Their features stand out in a sea of

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bland black boxes. I mean, how can you look at this and not like it? Okay, the

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camera placement has been a bit of a source of controversy on this phone. I

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can kind of see where people are coming from. But I mean, come on. You can see

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through to the motherboard. How freaking cool is that? It's just that every time

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they launch one of their phones, there's some kind of deal breaker. Like, I know

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that in some regions, NFC is not that big of a deal. But for me, I use it

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quite a lot. And when I ran the phone 3A, there were enough bugs that it was

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distracting. But who knows, maybe the software has improved. Anyway, with all

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that said, imagine my disappointment when I found out that their first true

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flagship is not quite a flagship. And yes, the price

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is also a little lower than a current gen flagship. So, you're making up some

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ground there. But is it lower by enough?

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Let's take a look at it. On the bottom, you've got your USB type-C, your SIM

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tray. Do we have storage in here? I'm actually not sure. I'm going to have to

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find out. Don't tell me. Don't tell me. I I don't want any spoilers. Oh,

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included clear plastic case. I have to say this really does highlight the whole

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camera placement thing. Uh, what is this

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fingerprint sensor? We're going to find out later. Okay, what are you? Anywh who

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included USB 2 charging cable, USBC to

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C, and a SIM removal tool. No board.

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Also, no documentation. Do we lose it? We got another one, right? Is there

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documentation here? We got the black one, too.

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Nope. Okay, then. Dual SIM, but no

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storage. On the right side, we've got our lock button as well as our action

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button. Sorry, sorry, excuse me. Uh, what do they call it? Right. Essential

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key. Very essential. Up top, noise cancelling microphone. And what are you?

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Is that an extra speaker for better stereo? We shall see. On the left side,

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you've got our volume rocker. And then on the back, ah, yes, the back to the

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controversial cameras. Now, there are good things about the cameras. Every

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single one of them is 50 flipping megapixels. So, that includes your

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telephoto, your wide, and your ultrawide, and even includes your

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front-facing selfie camera, which I think is pretty cool. But yeah,

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PE, the layout is a little funky. Rounding out our physical tour, we have

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uh well, okay, I don't know if this is controversial, but it's certainly a

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divisive change to the Nothing Phone 3. Gone is their traditional glyph

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interface like we saw in the Nothing Phone 2 with the lights and the flashing

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and the blinking and the fling. And here is a little LED display in the corner.

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Now, I know that some people are kind of upset that they've abandoned this design

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language, but I got to admit that for me, the new way is probably more useful.

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See, it's neat to assign different patterns of flashing to different

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contacts, for instance, but I would have a really hard time retaining that in my

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memory banks, whereas like this, you could just have a different picture.

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That's a lot easier for me. And it's got more utility. Apparently, there's little

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you not hear me? I have bite blocks. Uh,

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>> oh, >> I'm getting these out. I told them no.

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>> Uh, they said to treat the whiteboard as if you're in The Shining and write it

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>> You can also erase it. >> Why' I do that?

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>> They asked me. No.

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Hey, there we go. Man, like nothing,

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don't like nothing? You got to respect the design. This is just so cool. Super

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usable. Questionable, but definitely

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cool. And I know cool.

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And wow. Yeah. Something I didn't mention before when I was just looking at it physically. This thing is flipping

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heavy. I guess a part of that is the silicon carbide battery that

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unfortunately didn't result in the kind of battery life that we might have

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expected from such a large capacity battery. So here's the thing. By using

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the last gen Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 versus

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the newer Snapdragon Elite, nothing didn't just miss out on one generation

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worth of performance. The 8 Elite was a

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big leap both in terms of performance and in terms of efficiency. So, what we

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found was that battery life for the Nothing Phone 3, in spite of its large

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battery, was not really that comparable to a modern Snapdragon 8 Elite phone. It

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is worth noting that we've changed our process for testing battery life a

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little bit, but both the S25 Edge and the Phone 3 were tested in the same

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manner, and the Edge already isn't known

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for having tremendous battery life. Now,

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before it's too late. No, I'm not doing that again. All right, let's poke around

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in the latest Nothing OS. It's got a pixel density of 460 PPI, can do up to

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120 Hz refresh rate, including support for dynamic refresh rate, and boasts a

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whopping 4500

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nits of peak brightness in HDR, which we

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were able to validate with specific HDR

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test files, not in any actual HDR video

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playback, but hey, that's a minor detail, right?

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I mean, it's a lot better than their last gen phone that under no

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circumstances whatsoever were we able to validate their claims. Ah,

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okay. In the real world, it's going to hit around 700 nits peak in SDR and

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around 1550 to,600 in HDR. But

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personally, I find that to be quite adequate and I will prove it by watching

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a YouTube video by first connecting to the internet. Oh, speaking of

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connectivity, this is, to my knowledge, the first phone I've ever touched that

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features Bluetooth 6. It comes with better security, better latency, better

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energy efficiency, and additional features, including better location

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tracking. So, yeah, once the entire rest of the industry catches up and maybe

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Apple will support Bluetoothle someday and all of that, then that'll be really

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useful. Hey, do we have what glass they're using? >> Gorilla Glass 7i.

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>> Huh. Okay, that's not their top product. So, it's the the almost flagship device.

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Nothing. Maybe man, maybe you wouldn't be taking this kind of backlash if you'd

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just been upfront that it's like almost flagship, you know, cuz it like feels

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really good. Feels good, feels quality,

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you know? It just isn't quite a flagship. With that said, flagship is

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relative. Sorry, this is a bit of an aside, but like, okay, what's a flagship? you know, like in the 1600s,

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you know, the English and the French, like they had their flagships and they

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were, you know, big with big flags, but like the Ottomans, you know, they

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probably had a flagship, but would they go toe-to-toe with the Dutch? Probably

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not. So, it's like an Ottoman flagship.

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That is an HDR display. All right. Can't

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confirm. I feel like it's been a while since anything's like really stood out.

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I would need Tandem OLED to blow me away. I want to see the latest iPad Pro

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display make its way to a phone. Apple, make it happen. Oh, now's a good time

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for us to listen to the speakers, though. I want to know if that's an extra amplification speaker. Get me some

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crab rave. It's totally a speaker port. That's

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wicked smart. I can't remember the last phone I've seen since like the HTC1

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series that like really had another speaker at the top. Like I've seen a lot

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of amplified earpiece speakers, but this has another speaker on this side that it

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may be just another port for the same speaker. But either way,

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good sound stage.

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All right. It falls apart a little bit when the bass comes in. It kind of tries

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to do it, but you end up with some distortion.

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They're fine. Not on par with the best speakers, but much better than the

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worst. Becoming a bit of a theme. I'm a

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little surprised to see them default to button-based navigation. I feel like

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everyone else has moved on, but I'm I'm still there. Also, was the back being on

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the right default or did Labs just set it like this to appease me? Of course,

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you can change it if you want. Gesture based navigation is absolutely supported. I don't know if it's in

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customization or somewhere else. Where would you look for that? I would look in

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customization. No, I don't want help. I don't want help. I want to be I want to

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test the logic. All right, fine. We'll do the glyph interface now. Okay, that's

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cute. They're all little walkmen. That

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is so cute. How can you not think that's cute? You have to. It's law. Oo,

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>> that would be my one for Ivon cuz my life is fireworks when she calls me. A

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>> that would be my one for Ivonne because my heart pulses when she calls me.

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>> this would be my one for Ivonne cuz she's the bomb. >> A

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>> Oh, it's a pressure sensitive button. I

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remember when Apple had those. Must be battery life. It's a clock. That's not

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accurate. >> Stopwatch. >> Stopwatch. That makes more sense. Okay, I'm going to spin the bottle. Okay.

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Okay, who am I kissing? Myself. Yay.

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Okay. Where's my Where's my glyph toys at? Truth or dare? Long press to find

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out. Have these people ever do they even know what spin the bottle is? Spin the

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bottle's a kissing game. Truth or dare is a completely different game. You just

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like ask people truth or dare and then they, you know, say truth every single

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time because nobody does dare because everyone's chicken and then they just

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probably lie anyway. That's truth or dare. Truth or dare is stupid. I knew we

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weren't going to make it through the ShortCircuit without a hot take, man. Uh, okay. Spin the bottle. Not

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necessary. I'm who I'm kissing. No battery. Forget it. You're out. You're

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done. Uh, clock. No, I have a smartwatch. I forgot it today, but you

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know, whatever. Or if I wanted to know the time that that you have to have two.

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Why? What if I just want one? What if I

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just want a solar clock? No, I would

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just want the magic eightball. Hold on a second. You have a warning on your M.

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Predictions can sometimes be accurate. Okay, that's cute. You know what? I'll

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allow it. Is ShortCircuit the greatest channel of all time?

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Hey, let's go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go.

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Cool it, mate.

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Excuse me. I'm cool. You're the one

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who's not cool. Those are really nice haptics. Like the

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the vibe really nice flagship even, I would say.

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Oh, okay. Yeah. So, that's me, which is

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cool. But then what do I how do I take it?

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It's a volume volume key maybe. Okay. Wait. So, it just previews it. You can't

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take a picture. >> It's just a mirror. >> It's just a mirror. It's just the

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world's worst mirror. Double click to open the camera. Love to see it.

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No. Double click to switch. Switch camera. Oh, that's a bummer. Okay. Well,

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that's fine. I can work with this. Damn. Well, hey, I can't criticize them

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for putting too many beauty filters on it. That's for sure. Dude, I look like

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ass. Okay,

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the sharpness. Damn, that's pretty good. Good job. I guess one of the big focuses

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for nothing in the marketing of this is that it has a better ISP and of course a

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better neural processor cuz it has, you know, a modernish uh SOC in it. So

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theoretically, this should cut out pretty dec. And it does. Yep, that's

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foc. Okay, how about this? Oh, well that's

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unfortunate. Okay, hold on. Hold on. I'm in portrait mode, though. That's

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probably not helping because it's getting super confused. This like

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vibrant color kind of situation it's got

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going on here with the selfie cam. Yeah. Um,

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yeah, not so much. It's uh light rejection compensation, lens flare

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reduction is poo poo. I'm going to clean the lens though. Maybe that's it. So, I

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hope you guys are able to see this. Like I bring it up and it's like, "Wow, good

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job. Nothing. That actually looks pretty decent."

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The good news is I suspect that means it's fixable. But you know what? If we

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don't, you know, shoot straight into a light. You know, it's probably a

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serviceable camera. It might just need some software fixes. Yeah. Yeah. The

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sharpness is good. We got a lot of megapixels. Many millions of pixels. Oh,

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we haven't even played around with the zooms, though.

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See, Reese is directing nothing.

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But this man

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Oh, that's a lot of processing

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on the telephoto. That's a yikes.

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33 and we're really not sure over

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something RPM. Last thing is I wouldn't mind getting my little classic video pen

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here and just see if it has the Android stutter. I'm already getting a vibe.

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Yeah, cool. It's no iPhone. Enough

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goofing around with the camera, though. There's a few other things to talk about. It has up to 15 watt wireless

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charging, up to 5 watt reverse wireless charging. This is the first of Nothing's

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phones that's featured IP68 water and dust resistance. So, that's a huge plus

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if you're the kind of person that, oh, I don't know, um, falls into their pool

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with their phone in the pocket every once in a while and then nobody ever lets them live it down. Its wired

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charging is also pretty darn quick, well under an hour, which we like to see. And

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I mentioned Bluetooth 6, but I didn't mention Wi-Fi 7 just yet. That is

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included as well. Not that I'm convinced it has a major real world implication

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for mobile devices like this, but hey,

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it's on there. Speaking of things that are on there, the essential button, I'm

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going to add a note. Hey, can you let me know when AI is actually good? It's

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essentially a talk boy on steroids with the ability to kind of catalog and

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categorize and make searchable your little notes. And we just got to open up

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the Is this the one? Yeah, Essential Space. Transcribe and summarize what's

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on your mind. Take quick notes from memory. It'll give you like meeting summaries and stuff. Apparently, I I

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don't know if I'm that convinced that it does a whole lot that other AI novelties

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on your phone can't do. Place your phone face down, then press and hold the

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essential key to start recording. That'd be pretty handy for just like discreetly

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recording things. Of course, double check the legality of that in your state

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or province or region. Mark key moments. This is cool. Okay, being able to be

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like, "Hey, that's important." I could see this being kind of useful. I could

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also see it being the kind of gimmick that I would really just prefer to remap the button for. Can you do that?

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Seriously? Okay. I forgot about the navigation

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method side quest. It's under special features.

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Well, there you go. You can move the back button around and you can switch to gesture navigation. You can also touch

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and hold the home button or the navigation handle to search using the

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content on your screen. Sure, you can change the double click to do pretty

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much whatever you want. Uh, open up your wallet, video camera. That's nice being

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able to open the camera or go directly to video depending on what your

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preference is. Nope. No essential button remapping though. I've had so many weird

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buggy behavioral issues with my Pixel 9a. Do I want to give this a shot? Not

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super impressed by the camera or the just like giant protruding bumps from

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them. am tempted by the software,

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but I did encounter some bugs when I tried the uh 3A from nothing. The price

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is also bound to be a major deterrent to at least some folks. They've done away

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with the 128 gig option, which I fully

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support in this day and age, especially for something that you're going to try to call a flagship device, but they've

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also increased the price of both the 256 and the 512 gig versions $100 over the

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Nothing Phone 2. Is this worth $100 more than the Nothing Phone 2? Beyond any

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question, absolutely yes. But is it

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worth that much money compared to other more different flagships that have, say,

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British or French processors in them or

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Dutch? Hard to say. What I can say though is

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you should subscribe to ShortCircuit.