Over the last couple of weeks, the Nothing Phone (3) has been various leaks and teasers. We’ve already gotten a glimpse of its design and availability details, but the latest teaser might disappoint fans of Nothing’s iconic LED design. It seems like the Nothing Phone (3) could be skipping the Glyph design, so here’s what you need to know.

Lights out for the Nothing Phone (3)?

Nothing has been building up the hype for the Nothing Phone (3) with its recent teasers, but the latest video trailer shared some bad news. In an official tweet, the brand shared a short video showcasing what appears to be an older Nothing flagship. However, the tweet says that “We killed the Glyph Interface.” To recall, the Glyph interface was basically a series of LEDs at the back of Nothing smartphones that served as Nothing’s lighting system.

This made Nothing phones easily recognizable as they stood out from the crowd. These didn’t serve just looks, but also offered various useful functions. It could light up whenever you get calls, messages, or some other kind of notifications. You could even customize the entire Glyph LED. While Nothing did state that its next gen flagship will feature “premium materials” for an improved design language, the trade off might be the Glyph.

Nothing was known for its transparent designs with LED lighting, so the “premium materials” might even suggest a titanium build. The Glyph being removed might make the Phone (3) lose its unique Nothing identity, but it is refreshing to see what the brand is cooking up with its new flagship phone that was two years in the making.

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