We have a leak of the Nothing Phone (2)’s camera module

We’re not far from the launch of the next phone from Nothing, and we have a pretty good idea of how this phone’s going to look. While that’s true, another leak won’t hurt. Thanks to Paras Guglani, we have a leak of Nothing Phone (2)’s camera module.

So far, the Nothing Phone (2) looks like it’s going to share some major design characteristics with its predecessor. It appears that it will have the same general shape and it will retain the transparent aesthetic that we see with other Nothing devices.

Also, the Glyph Interface, the most defining aspect of the Nothing Phones, looks to be largely unchanged. It still has the same general shape. The only change is the fact that there are sections taken out of the LEDs. This could make it a bit difficult to differentiate this phone from the first generation.

Here’s a leak of the Nothing Phone (2)’s camera module

The picture of the Nothing Phone (2) is coming together. So far, we’ve been seeing a mixture of leaked images from leakers and teasers from the company. Now, this next leak helps confirm that this phone is going to have a dual camera package.

In the image, which looks just like the kind of image that Carl Pei would post to Twitter, we see the Nothing Phone (2)’s camera module. It matches what we’ve seen so far with the segmented LED strip. We can also see that the top camera’s lens is wider than that of the bottom.

There’s not much more that we can glean from this image, but that’s not a problem. The phone is going to get its official announcement on July 11th. That’s not too far from now, so we’ll find out more information about this phone then.

When this phone launches, because of the flagship-grade processor, it’s expected to be much more expensive than the Nothing Phone (1). We’re looking at a price of around $800 for the base model. Let’s hope that there’s enough change in this device to justify the price hike.