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- By Ashish Singh
- Thu, 22 Jun 2023 01:04 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Nothing, which has made its decent audience all over the world in the smartphone segment because of its unique design and decent-performing phones is now reportedly all set to step into the smartwatch category. According to the reports citing tipsters, Nothing is also in the process of making a smartwatch and has already received a certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing has already sparked speculation on Twitter where he uploaded a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, which is currently taking interest in the segment. However, there is no official statement or confirmation about the same but the fans can expect it anytime soon.
According to a report citing tipster Mukul Sharma, a product with model number D395 was noticed on BIS Certification and it seems it is a smartwatch. The report further suggests that the Nothing Smartwatch can make its debut later this year but not with the upcoming Nothing Phone (2).
It appears that the company's whole focus is presently on the Nothing Phone (2), which is planned to ship on July 11. This time, the business has already indicated that the second version will be more of a high-end smartphone, with a flagship CPU, RAM, and other aspects, unlike its predecessor.
Carl Pei purchased the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro in order to learn more about smartwatches, but he found it useless. According to the BIS listing, Nothing fans may soon be able to get their hands on the Nothing Smartwatch. According to the report, Carl Pei acquired the product to evaluate the competition.
It appears that the company's whole focus is presently on the Nothing Phone (2), which is planned to ship on July 11. This time, the business has already indicated that the second version will be more of a high-end smartphone, with a flagship CPU, RAM, and other aspects, unlike its predecessor.
It is very possible that the company is working on the Nothing smartwatch and will release it shortly. According to the report, the watch will most likely be a premium or mid-range offering.
