Nothing Phone (2) review: LED effects in a fairly priced high-end smartphone

[Redaktion]

The Phone (2) is considerably more expensive than Nothing's debut smartphone, but this time it has real high-end power. Find out in our review whether it has to the potential to be a real flagship killer thanks to its iconic Glyph interface and its solid price-performance ratio.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Nothing-Phone-2-review-LED-effects-in-a-fairly-priced-high-end-smartphone.736651.0.html

[Bhavesh]

The Nothing Phone (2) raises the bar regarding performance and display quality, making it a strong contender in the smartphone market. If you're investing in this high-end device, consider pairing it with a sleek, protective phone case to preserve its premium features.
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[ISBE]

I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

[Logoffon]

I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

Mind if you list actual reports of people having such issue from using this particular device?

[Truther]

U know whats not back tho.... a headphone jack.... 0 points for utility....

[Popote]

I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

Flickering frequency is not the only thing that bother the people who is flicker sensitive, amount of light modulation and the modulation waveform shape are also important... a 90hz could be easy to the eyes with a low modulation percentage but since notebookcheck measurements are not telling us that modulation percentage those supossedly measured 90hz are useless. Notebookcheck should improve not only the consistency of their flicker measurements, there are tools made for light flicker measurement which can be more accurate and draw better waveforms,  but they should also show the waveform, frequency value and the modulation percentage for each one of the brightness levels.. 100% 75% 50% 25% 0%

[ISBE]

I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

Mind if you list actual reports of people having such issue from using this particular device?

Yes, for instance my neighbor

[MM Shareef]

I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

Yes it is True

[MM Shareef]

I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

Mind if you list actual reports of people having such issue from using this particular device?

Yes, for instance my neighbor

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[Casey Keebler]

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I wouldn't call a 90 Hz stroboscope screen "high quality" people are facing serious eye health issues with this model

Flickering frequency is not the only thing that bother the people who is flicker sensitive, amount of light modulation and the modulation waveform shape are also important... a 90hz could be easy to the eyes with a low modulation percentage but since notebookcheck measurements are not telling us that modulation percentage those supossedly measured 90hz are useless. Notebookcheck should improve not only the consistency of their flicker measurements, there are tools made for light flicker measurement which can be more accurate and draw better waveforms,  but they should also show the waveform, frequency value and the modulation percentage for each one of the brightness levels.. 100% 75% 50% 25% 0%

Additionally, the solid price-performance ratio of the Phone (2) implies that it offers excellent value for its price.