The Nothing Phone (1) is not capable of reaching the 1200 nits it promises: it is limited to 700

The screen of the Nothing Phone (1) is not capable of reaching the promised 1200 nits of brightness, under any circumstances.

The launch of Nothing Phone (1) It was exactly a month ago and we have already seen some problems on the terminal screen, although they were not due to brightness. This smartphone is sold with specifications and, as such, it is expected to be able to meet them. We refer to the maximum brightness of your screen, which is set to 1200 nits, a figure that seems not to be able to reach under no circumstance.

From ComputerBase They have been testing and trying to force the device to reach 1200 nits of brightness, even in some very specific use, but they have not been able to. According to Nothing, the screen is capable of reaching that figure but is software-capable at 700 nits. According to them, this is because otherwise the battery and the heat would be compromised, so at the moment you can only opt for those 700 nits of brightness.

Normally, this is reflected in the specifications of the terminal, since when you buy it you see that it reaches a maximum of 1200 nits, and there is nothing to indicate otherwise, not even a clarification. So, at the moment, the Nothing Phone (1) has a 700 nit screen instead of 1200. From the company they hope to be able to enable the maximum potential through software in one of the next updates.

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