\nCurious about the back glass plate and how it gives off that sort of puffed up look? Well it turns out Nothing achieved this design aesthetic by making the glass a \u201cturtle shell shape\u201d Nelson says. And not actually due to a thicker piece of glass as some might have believed.
\nMore interestingly, though, is the way Nothing implemented the phone\u2019s individual LED lighting zones. As Nelson reveals, the LEDs aren\u2019t all on one uniform board. They\u2019re split up into separate boards and several small pieces. Which you\u2019ll see as you watch Nelson take the phone apart.
\nThe Nothing Phone 2 teardown gives you an idea of how repairable the device is
\nIf you\u2019re looking to buy this phone, you might be curious how repairable it is. Judging from the teardown, it doesn\u2019t seem like it will be that much of a hassle to take the device apart. Nelson does mention that removing all the individual lighting zone boards and associated pieces is kind of a pain. But that seems more like something that\u2019s due to it being time consuming as opposed to difficult.
\nOne thing that looks relatively easy is getting at the battery to have it replaced if needed. Nothing sticks the battery to the inside of the phone using a rather strong adhesive sticker. But also includes a pull tab to help make it easier to pull the battery out.
\nTeardown convenience and repairability aside, even if you\u2019re not interested in buying this phone or taking it apart, it\u2019s still a cool look at the sheer magnitude of engineering experience required to put a phone together. With this kind of unique design no less. The Nothing Phone 2 was officially announced on July 11 and is set to release in the US later this month on July 17. It\u2019ll be Nothing\u2019s first phone to officially come to the US market.
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