
I work, a lot... @Nothing Co-founder
Barcelona, Spain
Joined June 2008
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Who better to front a headphone campaign than a musician? London-based tech innovator Nothing seems to know the answer. rollingstone.co.uk/tech/noth…
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BTS’ V Becomes Brand Ambassador for Launch of New Studio-Grade Headphones: Shop Here
billboard.com/culture/produc…
Headphone (1) Pro launches today, and V of BTS is joining Nothing as our new Global Brand Ambassador. Here are a few moments from our shoot in Seoul with an artist whose instinct for fearless experimentation is exactly what we built this product for.
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Not wasting time, putting things in motion!
Happy to announce that today @cmfbynothing and Optiemus Group are expanding their partnership to build India's first end-to-end R&D smartphone capability.
Optiemus will also join CMF's upcoming Series A round, laying the groundwork for India's first full-stack smartphone R&D capability and resulting in CMF having a majority Indian shareholding.
India has the talent, the market scale, the manufacturing base and a government that's consistently backed this ecosystem. What it hasn't had is a brand that's actually built full-stack smartphone capability from scratch. Nothing is the only independent brand to have successfully done that over the last decade, shipping millions of products worldwide.
Now we're bringing that same blueprint to India through CMF, together with Optiemus.
Built from India, for the world. More soon.
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New video with the boys from ID!
youtu.be/epAECLliJLA
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What does (b) stand for? Nothing.
It's simply a continuation of our naming system. Numbers represent generations, while letters indicate different product segments.
The A Series has been our best-selling smartphone line, bringing the best of Nothing's design innovation while focusing on the features that matter most. The B Series builds on the success of the A Series by expanding into a new segment, while maintaining a clear product hierarchy.
The A Series remains our most premium line below our flagship products, which doesn't carry a letter designation.
This avoids overusing suffixes and provides a clearer naming structure as the portfolio expands. Hope this is clear✌️
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NOTHING 2026 SPRING🌸UPDATE
Performed by @avantgardey_
We just signed the lease on our San Francisco home. 🌉
Part showroom. Part office.
We need someone to run it. Someone who genuinely loves the @nothing story and wants to help us become part of the city’s fabric, not just another storefront.
Apply here: careers.nothing.tech/?gh_jid…
Phone (4a) Pro reviews are in.
Our first all-metal unibody. Our thinnest phone ever.
“The two best looking Nothing phones of all time” – @MKBHD
“Compare the Phone (4a) Pro to its immediate rivals, the Pixel 10a and iPhone 17e, and it looks impressive” – @verge
“Nothing has successfully refined its hardware into a more premium, all-metal unibody” – @engadget
“Nothing continues to break the mould, standing apart from its core competition” – @T3dotcom
“Honestly, Apple and Samsung: take note” – @techradar
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Honored to be on @VivaTech’s Top 100 Rising Startups list for 2026!
We’re here to bring the fun back to tech and spark human creativity, and it’s humbling to see that mission recognized among Europe’s best. Grateful for the support from @Accel @Eurazeo @HV_Capital @Northzone @Partech. 🇬🇧🇪🇺
It’s that time again - when we get graded on our homework. This time: Phone (4a) series
Makes my day seeing some reviewers love our products so much they want to keep using them, despite testing dozens of others.
"Nothing Phone (4a) marks an attractive new waypoint on the ascent to peak smartphone" @wallpapermag
"Nothing splashes colour on new phones to shake up 'boring' tech" @Reuters
"...photo image quality is noticeably better compared to the Phone 3a" @engadget
"Forget iPhone 17e: Nothing's Phone 4a Pro costs less and looks a whole lot better" @ZDNET
"I am privileged enough to use many of the most premium smartphones on the market, I would happily keep using the Phone 4a" @Daily_Express
"It's a sleek, steady performer that impressed me so much that I might not go back to my Samsung" @techradar
"Phone (4a) shows that personality is now a tech feature" @CreativeBloq























