If you are planning to leave Nothing where are heading to?

Wenn Sie planen, Nothing zu verlassen, wohin fahren Sie?

DimitarGeorgiev · 2025-12-19T17:37:29+00:00

Deshalb habe ich mich endgültig entschieden, das Nothing-Experiment endgültig zu verlassen, mit großer Enttäuschung, aber das ist nicht das Thema meines Beitrags. Ich glaube, dass auch (viele) Leute weggehen. Auf welche Marken/Geräte zielen Sie nach der bitteren Erfahrung hier ab? Ich persönlich bin mit dem „Experimentieren“ mit Marken wie Nothing fertig und werde wahrscheinlich auf Pixel oder Galaxy umsteigen.

JakubL

DimitarGeorgiev

I’m not sure that you will get something better with pixel 9a, 10a or any mid-range model.

Nothing_Technik

I’m not planning anything. I have the iPhone 3a and the iPhone 3. I’m not having any major problems. I’m satisfied and curious to see what the iPhone 4 will be like. And the further development of OS 4…

Womey

DimitarGeorgiev

I don’t have any hands-on experience with Pixel, so I can’t really comment there. UI preference is subjective anyway.

For my use, I’ve had a great experience with the Phone (3a) camera overall. There have been some bugs here and there, but nothing that impacts my day-to-day usage.. mostly isolated, one-off issues.

That said, the CMF Phone 2 Pro has been a very different experience for me. The camera in particular has been consistently buggy, which has been frustrating compared to my experience with the 3a.

themountofmint

I’m not gonna leave next year definitely. Later time will show. Depends on how I will get used to brand, what will be their future devices. Maybe, I’d say, I’d stick with Nothing ecosystem as a base and use other phones at the same time as Nothing. Or use other brands (very different) for some time, then back to Nothing again. This is how I imagine my usage.

Gentleman

I’m thinking of switching to an iPhone because I’ve always kept camera a last deciding factor when choosing a phone. However, the camera on NP2 is miserable & the lack of camera updates on NP2 is beyond frustrating, with so many feedbacks & complaints you’d think they would give it some attention, unfortunately no. I’ve stayed with NP2 since it launched but I’m not going to stick around.

Anonymous1123

Gentleman Maybe it’s different outside India, but it’ll be hard to find any iPhone in the same price range as your NP2 unless it’s old in which case the camera wouldn’t be as great. Pixel a series has great cameras and even ranked higher than iPhones in MKBHD’s blind test video

PinoLY

Gentleman If I had to change my NP2 right now, I would choose the Motorola Edge 60 Pro.

Good display, good battery, good camera, clean Android, good price.

Deepak_Karki

DimitarGeorgiev

If you decide to leave.Can I have your device brother 😁.I love nothing minimalist design.I have no regret buying cmf phn 1 and want to upgrade into flagship but just can’t due to financial status.But from my side I will stick to nothing for their performance and ui designs. I hope nothing os 4.0 will be great 😍

mrrastgar

Pixel Maybe.

Distilled

DimitarGeorgiev

Bootloader unlocking is a must for me, so smasnug is right out. The pixel looks intriguing, especially with GraphineOS, but otherwise anything that can be unlocked and doesn’t look bad or horribly asymetrical.

Vishalkumarbilla

DimitarGeorgiev

For Phone, I’ll definitely choose oneplus 15/Google pixel

For tablets , there nothing above iPad

Buds, I’ll still choose nothing

SwayamXO

DimitarGeorgiev Honestly…. Nothing phones I liked very much in the beginning and were quite unique and different, But as time went on, I realized that nothing phones are not made to be used for long periods of time.

Nothing phones have a lot of problems and they don’t even fix them. ( Green tint issue on screen, Software related issues, Camera quality issues, performance issues etc. )

I am a 2A Plus user, when I bought it I thought I would get good AI features, but I didn’t get even that and neither did the important features.

So now I am going to shift directly to iPhone 17 pro, I still like the aesthetics and clean UI of Nothing Phones.

Anonymous1123

SwayamXO iPhone software is even worse. If Nothing has the number #1 worst software, iPhone is #0 🥀

But if it fits your needs the hardware is great

Mr_RatsYT

NickLeung I’ve really been fond of Samsung’s One UI lately. So many cool UI and AI features that I want to try…

NickLeung

Mr_RatsYT What features in particular?

Mr_RatsYT

NickLeung the lock screen customization, the Knox Security, the maintenance mode, buttery smooth UI, solid long term updates, the consistent cameras, use of various AI tools, Samsung Dex, post sale services.

AbiS_MjZL72iTVk

DimitarGeorgiev Samsung or Pixel would be better

Anonymous1155

I left the Pixel ecosystem for Nothing, and Im going back to the Pixel ecosystem.

I know Pixel isnt everyones cup of tea, but being away from it made me realize how much I missed it. I left when stock Android was feeling stale, and NothingOS really scratched an aesthetic itch that I loved. Now that NothingOS is falling into the trappings of so many other OEMs with bland updates and an over-reliance on AI in areas I dont really like, Im going back. With this years Android update, the Pixel is back to being exactly what I want. Not to mention to ecosystem is just…. Better. The only thing Im going to miss is Nothing X. I wish Pixel would have something similar.

Anonymous1123

Anonymous1155 Pixel doesn’t even have a separate ecosystem. Everything is base android and should work with other brands too

Prabhu_

DimitarGeorgiev samsung s24 ultra or OnePlus 15

RupomAhmed

I was really excited when i picked nothing 2a plus rather picking iqoo with better chipsets like iqoo z9 pro, or better camera like honor 200. Now feels like everything about Nothing phone falling behind, but other brands like iqoo with origon os, or oneplus phone are catching up or offering much better. Next phone i am considering nord 5, neo 11 or upcoming iqoo z11 pro

Anonymous1155

Anonymous1123 I mean ecosystem as in the Pixel Watch, Pixel Buds. Everything does work with Nothing, but it works better with Pixel. Nothing’s lack of even considering a proper smart watch is a weird attitude, and the Pixel Watch has legit changed my outlook on wearables.

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