The new Nothing Phone (2a) Plus, which will be presented today, July 31, has been officially shown by Nothing through social networks. This phone, which will be the XL version of the Nothing Phone (2a) that went on sale months ago, will thus be the next step for the English company to continue showing itself as one of the most attractive brands in the mid-range.
The XL version of the Nothing Phone (2a)
In recent days, Nothing’s intention to launch the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus on July 31 was already known, but now, in addition to that, they have already officially shown what the phone will be like on its back, as well as the design lines it follows, broadly similar to those that exist in the standard-size version.
From what is known so far, this smartphone will mount a Mediatek Dimensity 7200 processor, a chip very popular among mid-range manufacturers for its good performance and multitasking capability. You would expect it to have a battery greater than the 5,000 mAh that its standard version mounts, and details such as the on-screen fingerprint reader or a dual-speaker stereo sound are also expected.
The mid-range has never been so good
One of the most positive aspects of the technological advancement of mobile phones is that, over the years, smartphones are getting better and better. Thanks to this, highly competitive segments such as the mid-range enjoy an increasingly remarkable quality, and most phones in this price range are able to provide a very satisfactory experience. The current mid-range has very good quality, and, although in terms of power they cannot compete with a premium mobile, today they are already very complete devices.
This was in fact the case with the Nothing Phone (2a) that went on sale in the first months of the year, and now they will be able to revalidate once again their strong position in the segment. This July 31 the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus will be on sale and soon it will be possible to see how well it performs as the “big brother” of its standard version and what differences it will have with its base version.
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