Nothing Tech Nothing Phone (3) 512 Go Noir 5G
Avantages et inconvénients
par nos spécialistes
Le Nothing Phone (3) 512GB se distingue par son design et son interface uniques. Les performances sont fluides grâce au Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 et 16 Go de RAM, et l'écran AMOLED 120Hz offre une belle expérience. L'autonomie est bonne et la charge très rapide. Le support logiciel et sécurité est long. Cependant, le chipset est moins puissant que les vrais flagships et les caméras sont correctes mais pas les meilleures. L'absence d'écran LTPO réduit l'efficacité énergétique. Le design audacieux et la Glyph Matrix ne plairont pas à tous. C'est un bon choix pour ceux qui veulent autre chose qu'un flagship classique.
Avis Nothing Tech Nothing Phone (3) 512 Go Noir 5G
Basé sur 69 avis
Welp, it does what it says it does. Good o s and clean interface. It's good.
Welp, it does what it says it does. Good o s and clean interface. It's good.
Some ordinary tech falla
13 septembre 2026
Nothing makes very unusual phones. Right from the design, you either love it or hate it, but it leaves no one indifferent. Then there's the Android skin: frankly, Android can be made unrecognizable, with very practical features (large icons, easy notification muting, 80s pixelated look…) In the end, you can really make a personalized phone. In short, a great phone if you want to stand out from the norm.
Nothing makes very unusual phones. Right from the design, you either love it or hate it, but it leaves no one indifferent. Then there's the Android skin: frankly, Android can be made unrecognizable, with very practical features (large icons, easy notification muting, 80s pixelated look…) In the end, you can really make a personalized phone. In short, a great phone if you want to stand out from the norm.
AndreP
10 août 2026
The phone is great, but the first-time shopping experience at The Warehouse Hamilton Central was very disappointing. The underground car park says “2 Hours Free”, but you still have to find a machine and register your plate — very easy to miss on your first visit. Parking around Hamilton Central is unnecessarily confusing because several major shopping stores very close to each other use completely different parking systems. I saved $50 on the phone but ended up with a $70 parking infringement, which completely ruined the experience. I’d much rather shop at The Base, where parking is simple and straightforward. I won’t be shopping at the Hamilton Central store again.
The phone is great, but the first-time shopping experience at The Warehouse Hamilton Central was very disappointing. The underground car park says “2 Hours Free”, but you still have to find a machine and register your plate — very easy to miss on your first visit. Parking around Hamilton Central is unnecessarily confusing because several major shopping stores very close to each other use completely different parking systems. I saved $50 on the phone but ended up with a $70 parking infringement, which completely ruined the experience. I’d much rather shop at The Base, where parking is simple and straightforward. I won’t be shopping at the Hamilton Central store again.
Shawn
10 août 2026
L'interface déroute un peu, l'ensemble est très quali, c'est livré avec un coque.Rien a redire pour le moment
L'interface déroute un peu, l'ensemble est très quali, c'est livré avec un coque.Rien a redire pour le moment
THIERRY
6 août 2026
This is the first time I've spent this much on a new phone, and I wouldn't have done it without a promotion, but I'm rediscovering the joy of having a phone. Pros: - very good-quality photos - powerful device - decent battery - the "glyph" features - wireless charging Cons: - expensive - useless "essential" button - problem with the latest OS update on the lock screen (which Nothing support is already aware of) - no audio jack It runs emulators beautifully, it's attractive and seems solid, the included case is decent (but the screen protector isn't great). The "Glyph" feels a bit gimmicky, but it doesn't do any harm either; on the other hand, the "essential" button can't be remapped if you don't care about the app that goes with it.
This is the first time I've spent this much on a new phone, and I wouldn't have done it without a promotion, but I'm rediscovering the joy of having a phone. Pros: - very good-quality photos - powerful device - decent battery - the "glyph" features - wireless charging Cons: - expensive - useless "essential" button - problem with the latest OS update on the lock screen (which Nothing support is already aware of) - no audio jack It runs emulators beautifully, it's attractive and seems solid, the included case is decent (but the screen protector isn't great). The "Glyph" feels a bit gimmicky, but it doesn't do any harm either; on the other hand, the "essential" button can't be remapped if you don't care about the app that goes with it.
Butch2Therapie
5 août 2026
