I wish nothing exits smartphone market instead of one plus
The RAM and storage crisis will put huge pressure for smaller OEMs like Nothing. I hope they can go through it.
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2026Online polls, especially like this, have limited value because many responses will be from ent... moreenthusiasts would forgive this if it was cheaper, but it's very pricey for weak performance.
3a has a better processor, better camera and slimmer bezels and its cheaper to buy then this. Last years models are the ones to look at over this 4b.
"No, i want an different midranger" yeah, of course that is the most popular, there are phones with good value for money, like Motorolas and the Samsung Galaxy A07 with six years of updates
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2026The 4a and 4a pro are doing well enough, it's fine Thanks Carl!
Not interested in any of their phones... OnePlus and Redmi has better phones for their price range... This brand has "Nothing" to offer.
The 4a and 4a pro are doing well enough, it's fine
There seems little hope of nothing replacing OnePlus if the 4a is anything to go by!!
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2026Online polls, especially like this, have limited value because many responses will be from ent... moreI doubt Nothing phones are bought by average consumers, as they probably stick with the main stream devices?
With the price Nothing asking for this lame phone, I can buy Infinix Note 60 Pro which far more superior in terms of hardware and probably software too. Ohh, don't forget the bypass charging on Infinix Note 60 Pro 🙄
Moonshot's Kimi K3 won't get the prices of memory more down to earth?
E-waste, recycled cmf phone 1
They're releasing too many models. I don't even have to be experienced with a nothing phone to realize they need to stick to 3 models. A Nothing 4 lite; Nothing 4; and Nothing 4 Pro. I'm sure even their users are confused because there's like 6 or 7 models with each generation! I almost was looking at getting a nothing but between the in reality not budget pricing and 67 different models; I don't think it's worth the time especially with OnePlus pulling out of the US Market.
I will however say Nothing is far more in consideration than a Pixel phone ever will be. Google has some righting to do.
Online polls, especially like this, have limited value because many responses will be from enthusiasts, who don't really represent the bulk of average consumers.