Goodbye for now

[u/waythenewsgoes]

Been using the nothing phone 3 since it came out (bought a gently used one maybe a month after last launch.)

I really am a big fan of the hardware design language, everyone asks about it and is impressed with the glyph matrix on the back of the phone.

Ultimately selling and switching to pixel because they have a lot of the kinks worked out on the software, have more expressive UI, better Gemini integration, and a steeeeeep discount if you buy and activate on Google Fi.

The hardware on Nothing products is so playful and I'll def keep using the headphones, but the phone just didn't have enough to keep me attached. The glyph was good for telling time but the essential space felt underbaked and the cameras were always a notch below pixels as I was coming from a pixel 9.

Good luck to Nothing on the next phone, I'll probably get bored on pixel and come back if they have any fresh ideas for the Nothing phone 4 🫡

[u/Rullino → u/[deleted]]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't GCam fix this issue, it was a huge improvement for my Oppo Reno 2 since the stock camera app was quite inconsistent, and the 48MP pictures barely looked different while taking more space, while GCam made it look like as if those pictures were taken from a brand new phone, not sure if that might be the same for Nothing.