Welcome to the real day.
In a live review of the nothing phone one,
let's see how well the phone one handles my
day, where we'll be testing out the camera battery.
5g performance software all in real world.
Woke up, I think it's 11:15 a.m. In the morning.
Here I have the nothing phone which was left on charge.
Good morning, everyone.
Shooting this video on the nothing
phone using the front camera.
And now I have switched to the back
cameras, which can shoot in 4K resolution.
Unlike the front camera, it is
a beautiful day in London.
Let me just show you guys here.
I pulled this down.
Very sunny.
Very sunny indeed.
I'll have some quick breakfast so we
can go out and explore the day.
So, while I was having breakfast, I thought
I should edit some photos on lightroom that
I took with the CEO himself, Carl Pay.
The fingerprint scanner is not Ultrasonic, but still
in my usage, it has been very consistent.
I watched some YouTube shores to distract myself
more and got the battery down to 95%.
The best part about the phone one is its design.
And one of the coolest thing you can do with this cliff
is that you can set any sound as your ring tone.
And the LEDs will kind of adapt to the music.
It looks really good with the right ringtone.
Definitely one of the coolest features on this phone.
Check this out.
This is a lion's head.
Obviously it's not real, but with
this wig, it looks pretty creepy.
I don't know why this wig is
here, but yeah, this looks pretty real.
Look at the eyes.
All right, time to eat vitamins, brush them teeth,
flex that blood, get that candy and let's go.
As soon as I stepped out, I
realized how hot the day really was.
And it really wasn't a nice day at all.
Now, when I'm out and about, I use three
things that are major battery drainers, which is using
5G, using Google Maps music playing on AirPods, consistently
using camera to shoot random pictures and videos, and
of course, checking social media as well.
The sun was really bright.
Like it was literally the hottest day in the UK.
Still, the screen was fairly
visible in the direct sunlight.
Considering the price of this
phone, that is pretty awesome.
The battery was down to 85% as I head towards the tube.
Now, design is not the only best part of this phone.
The software is pretty good as well, because this
phone, unlike other phones in this price range, it
doesn't have any bloatware at all, not even duplicate
application, giving you a very clean Android experience.
I haven't noticed any lags so far.
The 120 Hz refresh rate is very consistent.
I literally cannot see a difference in performance, considering
I switched from a flagship S 22 Ultra.
Also, I found extra on the
seat, but unfortunately it was empty.
Anyways, we finally got off the tube and went
to the iconic London eye to really test out
the camera in this crazy hot weather.
I pulled my phone out and shot this clip in 4K.
Now I don't know if you've noticed this, but there's
definitely something weird going on with the exposure on this
phone and it's happening in literally every clip.
Hopefully they can fix this with a
software update as soon as possible.
Now detail wise, the clips are looking good.
Not many people know this, but the ultra
wideangle lens on the phone one can also
shoot 4K videos which is nice.
There is no optical image stabilization so
you're not going to get the same
stabilization performance as the main sensor.
In my opinion, this ultrawide angle lens
is definitely better than most midrangers that
have the eight megapixel one.
As for the front camera, we have a
1080 video with thankfully no exposure issues.
Now what about images?
Well, there's nothing that they have done crazy.
It's just what you can expect from any other
upper mid Ranger phone in this price range.
Decent detail, decent colors.
Again, overall decent is the word that I
would use for most of these images.
There is no dedicated zoom lens so at
two x level it's fine, but beyond that
it's going to drop some resolution.
Selfies are good, actually better than some of
the other mid Rangers that I've tried out,
especially with the skin tones and portrait.
Selfies are looking good as
well with the edge detection.
Also, people randomly stopped by and asked me about which
one I'm using because of the glowing LEDs on the
back of this phone as they really stood out.
I asked one of the guys who guessed the price of
this phone and he thought that it's 1000 pound plus phone,
but in reality the actual price definitely shocked him.
Okay, it's time to head to Starbucks so
I won't pass out in this heat.
Don't know about you guys, but I always order
French vanilla latte with lemon loaf cake combo.
I mean this is incredible.
What's even incredible is the battery performance.
It was down to 57% and honesty was holding
up quite a lot better than I expected.
The 2 hours of consistent five G and camera
usage along with music that I was playing.
And considering this extra hot weather,
the phone didn't even overheat once.
The Snapchat 778 GPS chip seems
to be very well optimized.
For the next 30 minutes, I used the phone
one as a hotspot for my MacBook because there
was some WiFi issue at the Starbucks.
After that I went out, took some more photos and
videos and then it was finally time to head home.
By the time I got home it was 07:00 p.m.
And the battery was down to 24%,
which is not bad at all.
I took a very short nap and then
it was time to get some workout done.
Once again, during this whole day I'm
going to say I was extremely satisfied
with the display performance of this thing.
And like I said, I haven't seen any issues whatsoever.
Beautiful, bright, and certainly premium.
Because of those uniform bezels.
I went for a run to get the pump and
of course, test out the night low light camera performance.
Interestingly, the night mode is implemented very similar
to how it is on an iPhone.
The AI automatically shows you the night mode icon
when it's needed, and the capture animation is very
similar to how it works on iPhone.
The results are again worth the wait
because you get brighter and clearer images.
There's also a builtin night video mode that can
make a dark video from this to this, so
you have brighter image and less noise.
But it only works in 1080 B mode, so no. 4k.
Once again, the low light performance on this
thing is very satisfactory for this price.
It's time to hit the shower and
then get ready for the dinner.
The battery percentage was down to 14%.
I didn't use my phone when I came back, so it was
on rest, but obviously it was time to charge the phone.
Still, I think it did really good when it comes
to the battery performance, and it still had enough juice
for my buddy to watch my old Nutella test videos.
All right, it's been a long day with the phone one.
I got to say it's high end.
Look with the Glyph Led is the best part.
Performance is also like, high end. Like, literally.
I haven't noticed any lag.
Very optimized.
I couldn't tell the difference from switching
from my S 20 to Ultra.
Cameras are definitely not high end,
but suitable for the price.
I guess most people will be fine.
Just that exposure thing in the video
needs some fixing as soon as possible.
Battery life is pretty good with
that consistent 5G usage overall.
The phone one is indeed a good one.
Let me know what you think about
this in the comments section below.
And what are your thoughts on
this day in a life review?
Video is the first time that I've done
on the channel, and let me know if
you want more of these in the future.
With that being said, I'll see you guys later.
Peace out. Bye.