What do you think of the nothing phones compared to iphones

NickiQ

What is yoour opinion on the nothing phone vs iphone based on camera specs, how many days can phones last in normal usage from 100 to 0 charge, how many hours of social media scrolling and video watching can the phones last from 100 to 0 charge and how good is gaming on each device as well as which has the most affordable ecosystem that will be afforded by the general public aged 21 to 65 and how relateable is the technology across all ages.

Menguelez

NickiQ I have a Nothing Phone 3 and after I had Nothing Phone 1. For me are amazing phones in every specs, also I dont like IOS then always I will pick Android.

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dsmonteiro

It’s really hard to compare the two. The price range of products is completely different, and so is the focus of the products.

Looking at your questions specifically,

NickiQ nothing phone vs iphone based on camera specs,

Clear win for iPhone, regardless of the model.

NickiQ how many days can phones last in normal usage from 100 to 0 charge, how many hours of social media scrolling and video watching can the phones last from 100 to 0 charge

It’s really hard to give you an exact number, but you’ll probably get a solid 1-day battery life out of both brands, but it really depends on the model as well.

NickiQ how good is gaming on each device

Again, it really depends on the device, but you’ll get solid performance out of the two. It’s worth noticing though that iPhone only has 120Hz displays on some of the more expensive or newer models.

NickiQ which has the most affordable ecosystem that will be afforded by the general public aged 21 to 65

Nothing, being an Android device, has a much wider ecosystem so you can pick accessories across many price ranges, making it more affordable. But Nothing itself doesn’t really have its own “ecosystem”, just a bunch of accessories that work with pretty much any device.

NickiQ and how relateable is the technology across all ages.

I don’t really understand the question, but Nothing design is way edgier so I don’t think it’s as well-received by all ages as a more neutral device as an iPhone.

Honestly, while I tried to answer all your questions, your comparisons and questions are really hard to frame because both brands have multiple devices at multiple price points, so you can compare a $300 device with one that costs 5 times as much.

Lili_Anderson

NickiQ

Lamentablemente no tengo ninguno de los dos por el momento, llegué a probar iPhone pero no era lo mío, viendo como son los nothing me gustarían más esos 💪🏻

Franco_glz

NickiQ

Nothing is better than iPhone 😆

NickiQ

dsmonteiro well i would say look at any two in the same equal bracket example the nothing phone 2 and the iphone 14 pro max and then you look at the questions and personally which would you choose

dsmonteiro

NickiQ between those two I would probably go with the iPhone 14 Pro Max even though I’m an Android user, simply because the iPhone 14 Pro Max is a much better phone overall.

nikkierodrigues

NickiQ Honestly, both the Nothing Phone and iPhone have their strengths, but here’s how I see it across a few key areas.

Camera Specs: iPhones have consistently strong cameras with great colour accuracy, night mode, and video capabilities. Nothing Phones are improving, and their design is eye-catching, but the iPhone still edges out in professional-quality photography.

Battery Life: In normal usage, both devices can last a full day or slightly more, but iPhones tend to manage power more efficiently thanks to hardware software integration. Social media scrolling and video watching would roughly give you 6 to 8 hours on iPhone, slightly less on Nothing Phones depending on the model.

Gaming: iPhones are known for smooth, high performance gaming thanks to their optimized chips. Nothing Phones are capable but can’t always match the same frame rates or long term thermal management.

Ecosystem & Affordability: Nothing Phones are generally more affordable upfront, but iPhones have a strong ecosystem that can feel expensive for some. However, the experience and support iPhones provide can be worth the investment for many users.

Accessibility Across Ages: iPhones tend to be more universally relatable, older users and younger adults alike find them easy to use, while Nothing Phones are trendy and might appeal more to tech enthusiasts and younger audiences.

My Take: Between us and the community, I still lean towards the iPhone because it consistently delivers across all areas, such as camera, battery, gaming, ecosystem, and ease of use; though Nothing Phones are a solid alternative for those looking for a fresh, affordable option.

As for the Poll; I selected iPhone because it consistently excels across the board. Nothing Phones are innovative and affordable, the iPhone’s reliability, seamless integration across devices, and ease of use for all age groups make it my personal pick.