What you need to know
- UK Nothing has been seen redirecting customers to the US version when searching for a phone (1).
- Customers looking to buy a Nothing (1) phone in the US can use it on carriers like T-Mobile but will have spotty coverage, at best.
- Nobody wants to bring their phone (1) to the US area, but there will be trials waiting to do so.
Could there be a possibility of a nil(1) phone being released in the US? Apparently UK Nothing is redirecting customers to the US version.
A development like this, if nothing is seriously considering an effective US version, would satisfy a lot of potential buyers. There was a lot of noise surrounding Nothing .’s phone (Opens in a new tab) When consumers took a first look at it. There was also talk about why the Nothing (1) phone didn’t make it to the US (Opens in a new tab)
The company’s phone is not certified to work on US networks which pushes nothing in the direction of having to work with them to make a deal. If someone purchases a Nothing (1) phone, and tries to use it in the US, their cellular service will range from spotty to non-existent. In our testing so far, the phone works well enough on T-Mobile – including some decent 5G speeds – but there are times when it’s not possible to get a proper signal.
Nothing expressed interest in bringing the phone (1) to American consumers and encouraged potential buyers to do the same with their carriers.
What could head scratching be why the Nothing (1) phone appears even on the US version of the Store? Most areas, where an item is not available, will not display the device or product. We don’t see this because Nothing phone (1) is on the US website. We can understand the lack of a store nothing American customers see that they are able to buy the ear (1) (Opens in a new tab).
At the moment, it seems a little strange that the Nothing (1) phone (Opens in a new tab) It appears in the store where American buyers will be at a very disadvantage when seized. One way of looking at this is that it was easier to move the entire site to the US region. Another way to see things is that nothing is trying to fan the flames of potential American buyers.
Android Central contacted Nothing to get more information on why Phone (1) appeared on the US website but did not receive word in time for publication.