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Now, after more than a month I will correct my first impressions that were much too positive. The phone has an excellent screen and that is the best and maybe only part of the phone that is very first class. The not so first-class part is audio, that is like in any other middle-class phone, far from perfect; the Bluetooth does deliver communication and audio to the car without problems, but does not deliver all info on the screen like the previous owned Samsung or the other Samsung my wife has. The very poor thing in the phone is the camera software, and why I say it this way is why the hardware part of the camera is from SONY and the same hardware is excellent in other phones with same camera, but now ½ a year after the phone was introduced to the market the software has still not been upgraded, though on the Nothing forum almost everybody speaking about the camera in it mention that in low light the pictures are disastrous and even in daylight pictures outside, skin tones are completely wrong as are other parts of the colour spectrum. When contacting the company, the answers you get are from a bot saying they are sorry for the problems and take the information serious and will correct. Next phone will not come from Nothing company. I know this has nothing to do with Lexus but is just friendly advice informing that I have made a mistake, and warn other in here to make the same.

Yesterday got a new phone (Nothing Phone (2)) and it sure is different to all the Samsung Notes and S- series I have had since I gave up the first edition of iPhone. Transferred all data from old phone. Took maybe 15 minutes and the new was functioning perfect without having lost contacts, calendar, emails or anything. Not even my own personalized open and lock screens. I just loved that. Now I will have to see how I get along with the new very different phone. Very much different phone. Half price of the top Samsung but actually feels nicer and more like a piece of well-built metal glass thing than a plasticky glass thing. Paired it with my Sony earbuds and listen to music while writing this, so maybe not really concentrated. Alan Walker and Charles Berthoud