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Nothing Phone 2 price in Europe leaked

The next mobile from Nothing Tech is set to be launched on July 11th. We have seen a few reports about the upcoming device, and now the Nothing Phone 2 price in Europe has been leaked.

Nothing Phone 2 price in Europe leaked

Here’s a brief overview of the Nothing Phone 2 specs that were leaked recently.

Nothing Phone 2 specs (leaked)

  • Display: 6.555-inches FHD+ AMOLED, 120hz Refresh Rate, In display Fingerprint scanner
  • Operating System: Nothing OS 1.5 based on Android 13
  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 octa-core, 4nm process
  • Memory: 8 GB/ 12 GB LPDDR5 RAM
  • Storage: 128 GB/ 256 GB UFS 3.1
  • Main Cameras: 50MP OIS + MP + MP
  • Design: LED Glyph Light, Back Glass, Frame Aluminium, Front Glass
  • Audio: Stereo speakers, 2 microphones
  • Battery: 5000 mAh Wireless charging
  • Connectivity: Satellite, NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5G

Nothing Phone 2 price in Europe

A report by the French blog, The Deal Labs, claims that The Nothing Phone 2 price in Europe will start at €729 for the 8 GB/ 256 GB trim, which is around Rs. 66,000. The higher-end version with 512 GB of storage will reportedly carry a price tag of 849 Euros, and that is approximately Rs. 76,000. Does the change from the Snapdragon 7 series processor to a Snapdragon 8 series chipset warrant such a high price? Surely the device will have some other upgrades.

The Nothing Phon2 price is nearly double of the Nothing Phone 1, which launched at €469 in Europe (about Rs. 42,000), however the device was launched for Rs.32,999 in India. So, we can expect the Nothing Phone 2 price in India to be lower than its tag in Europe, especially as the latter has high value added taxes.

Carl Pei, the CEO of Nothing Tech, responded to a Tweet that quoted the prices, asking “Who leaked this?” Does that mean the leaked Nothing Phone 2 price is true, or is Pei is being sarcastic. He could be playing mind games to hype up the fans. That said, Billbil-kun has a good track record of leaking games and devices accurately, so the leak could indeed be the real deal.