The Nothing Phone 2 is going to go official on the 11th of July, and so far, we have heard a lot about the new phone. Heck, we have even seen the official renders, and there is also a hands-on video available on the internet telling you what the phone is going to feature. Nothing has been kind to reveal a lot of exciting tidbits about the upcoming phone, but today we bring you something different as we have finally gotten our hands on the official wallpapers.
All the Nothing Phone 2 wallpapers are here for your pleasure
The wallpapers are coming from Kamila Wojciechowska, who was kind enough to hand us all the Nothing Phone 2 stock wallpapers. While you are not limited to using these wallpapers, it is always nice to see companies releasing decent wallpapers because a lot of phone OEMs skip on this, and that is certainly not a good thing to do.
The Nothing Phone 2 is going to ship with 20 wallpapers. Some of the wallpapers are carried over from the original, while there are also some new wallpapers. If you want to download Nothing Phone 2 wallpapers for your device in full resolution, you can get them from here.
The Nothing Phone 2 is launching globally on 11th July. The phone is going to offer Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, up to 12 gigs of RAM, and base storage starting from 128 gigs. On the back, you will have a 50-megapixel main camera and a 50-megapixel ultra-wide camera. On the front, you are expected to see a 32-megapixel selfie camera. Needless to say, the phone looks promising, and I cannot wait for the phone to eventually launch so we can see what Nothing has to offer this time around.
Sadly, we don't know how much the phone is going to cost, but I am hoping it is somewhere around the $600 or below range because then it would make the phone one of the most compelling offerings in the market.
Let's be honest, the Nothing Phone 2 is looking like an excellent device to get your hands on if you are looking for a solid phone that does not break the bank and looks very cool. I am glad that the Glyph Lighting is getting better overall support and more customization and I am really looking forward to see how the new Nothing OS 2.0 will look. It does look like that the company has a winning formula at hands.
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