CMF Phone 1 will launch in India on July 8 along with CMF Buds Pro 2 and CMF Watch Pro 2. The company had already revealed some of the key features of its upcoming phone. The Nothing sub-brand has also confirmed some specifications of this smartphone. Now CMF has revealed the full design of the highly anticipated CMF Phone 1 and also announced the color options on offer. It has been confirmed that the phone will feature an adjustable back panel.
CMF Phone 1 design, color options
The full design of the CMF Phone 1 has been revealed by the company ahead of its launch. The phone features a pill-shaped dual rear camera unit placed in the top left corner. The camera island is a different color than the rest of the panel. This shadow resembles the volume button on the left edge and the power button on the right side of the phone.
The CMF Phone 1 is also seen with a circular bezel at the bottom left corner of the back. This is similar to the one in the CMF Buds charging case. It appears to be modular, allowing you to use it as a strap or stand and even customize the phone with other accessories.
In a press release, the company confirmed that in addition to installing desired accessories, CMF Phone 1 users can also “swap the bezel for a different color or material.” CMF also confirmed that the device will be available in four colors: black, blue, light green and orange. The blue and orange versions feature vegan leather panels, while the black and lime green options are said to have a more subtle texture.
Features of CMF Phone 1
The CMF Phone 1’s dual rear camera features a 50-megapixel Sony sensor with Ultra XDR support. The device also has a 5,000mAh battery that is said to support up to 22 hours of continuous YouTube streaming. For security reasons, this phone has an under-display fingerprint sensor.
The CMF Phone 1 is confirmed to feature a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a refresh rate of up to 120Hz, support for HDR10+, and a maximum brightness of 2,000 nits. It combines the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 5G SoC with 8 GB of RAM and is expandable by approximately another 8 GB. Particle for direct object
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