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//NOTHING PHONE (3A) PRO REVIEW
For the past few years, London-based technology company Nothing has been the only company willing not just to do something different in smartphone design … but to make design its entire identity, from the packaging to the pixels. So when the company offered me the chance to review its latest head-turner, the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, I decided to do so in a city also known for its focus on design. As you’ll see, the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro is not without its compromises – but at just $459, only one of those is really worth worrying about.
[ABOUT MRMOBILE'S NOTHING PHONE 3A PRO REVIEW]
MrMobile's Nothing Phone 3a Pro Review was produced following two weeks with a Nothing Phone (3a) Pro review sample provided by Nothing. Tested on Google Fi in NYC and Stockholm, Sweden running production software. The device received two software updates during the review period.
Portions of this review were filmed during a Spotify Tech Insiders event in Stockholm Sweden, for which Spotify provided travel, lodging and entertainment.
MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Nothing nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is Surfshark.
[LINKS]
Nothing Essential Space AI Feature Could Cost $120/Year [9to5Google]:
9to5google.com/2025/03/26/nothing-essential-space-ai-price-app-hint
[CHAPTERS]
00:00 Going it alone
00:46 "A tonic for the mundane"
02:03 Obligatory AI
03:55 Android but, like ... classy
04:55 Disco lights!
05:57 Surfshark
06:50 Road Trip Review: Sweden! [Camera Test]
08:42 More than your money's worth
11:01 Outro & Disclosures
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//NOTHING PHONE (3A) PRO REVIEW
For the past few years, London-based technology company Nothing has been the only company willing not just to do something different in smartphone design … but to make design its entire identity, from the packaging to the pixels. So when the company offered me the chance to review its latest head-turner, the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, I decided to do so in a city also known for its focus on design. As you’ll see, the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro is not without its compromises – but at just $459, only one of those is really worth worrying about.
[ABOUT MRMOBILE'S NOTHING PHONE 3A PRO REVIEW]
MrMobile's Nothing Phone 3a Pro Review was produced following two weeks with a Nothing Phone (3a) Pro review sample provided by Nothing. Tested on Google Fi in NYC and Stockholm, Sweden running production software. The device received two software updates during the review period.
Portions of this review were filmed during a Spotify Tech Insiders event in Stockholm Sweden, for which Spotify provided travel, lodging and entertainment.
MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Nothing nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is Surfshark.
[LINKS]
Nothing Essential Space AI Feature Could Cost $120/Year [9to5Google]:
9to5google.com/2025/03/26/nothing-essential-space-ai-price-app-hint
[CHAPTERS]
00:00 Going it alone
00:46 "A tonic for the mundane"
02:03 Obligatory AI
03:55 Android but, like ... classy
04:55 Disco lights!
05:57 Surfshark
06:50 Road Trip Review: Sweden! [Camera Test]
08:42 More than your money's worth
11:01 Outro & Disclosures
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![My Year With The Foldables That Brought Flip Phones Back [Into The Fold Episode 8]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XnHJhBNpWb4/mqdefault.jpg "My Year With The Foldables That Brought Flip Phones Back [Into The Fold Episode 8]
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[INTO THE FOLD EPISODE 8: MRMOBILE’S GALAXY Z FLIP 5G & MOTOROLA RAZR 5G LONG-TERM REVIEW]
When I first put on the MrMobile vest in 2016, I could never have predicted that by the end of the decade, the flip-top future tech I coveted as a kid would warp from novelty into fully-usable smartphones.
Since I bought the first Samsung Galaxy Fold in January 2020, I have exclusively carried foldables as my personal phones. Today my daily carry includes a Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 for weekdays, stepping down to the smaller Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr 5G on weekends. And over time I’ve noticed a funny thing: while I can get more work done on phones like the Fold 2, I find the flips so convenient, so … fun ... that even during the week I sometimes slip one of these into my side pocket instead of the Fold.
So as we approach a second summer of Folds and Flips, I want to share my experience from the past year of actually using flip phones in our modern era: from nostalgic whimsy to screen-splitting heartbreak. I’m Michael Fisher and this is your Galaxy Z Flip 5G and Motorola Razr 5G long-term review.
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[ABOUT INTO THE FOLD EPISODE 8: MRMOBILE’S GALAXY Z FLIP 5G & MOTOROLA RAZR 5G LONG-TERM REVIEW]
This is the eighth in a series of episodes exploring the many facets of life on a folding screen. From the best foldable phones of 2020 to the bleeding-edge world of folding-screen laptops, Into The Fold is MrMobile’s showcase for the most exciting movement in mobile technology since 2007!
Episode 8, a long-term review of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G and Motorola Razr 5G, was produced following nine months with a Motorola Razr 5G and ten months with a Galaxy Z Flip 5G (preceded by six months with a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4G). Device origins as follows:
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2: 1 month review sample provided by Samsung. Long-term tester purchased by MrMobile/Future PLC.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4G: 1 month review sample provided by Samsung. Long-term tester purchased by MrMobile/Future PLC.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G: 1 month review sample provided by Samsung. Long-term tester purchased by MrMobile/Future PLC.
Motorola Razr 5G (Graphite): Long-term review sample provided by Motorola.
Motorola Razr 5G (Liquid Mercury): Personal device purchased by Michael Fisher.
MrMobile does not accept compensation from the manufacturers of the products he reviews in exchange for producing content. No payment was provided and no manufacturer or carrier was afforded a preview or copy approval rights concerning this review. The lone sponsor of this video is Surfshark VPN.
[LINKS]
Hugh Jeffreys [web]:
https://www.hughjeffreys.com/
Hugh Jeffreys [YouTube]:
https://www.youtube.com/c/HughJeffreys/featured
Hugh Jeffreys [Twitter]:
https://twitter.com/HughJeffreys
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3: News, Release Date, Specs, and Rumors! [Android Central]:
https://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-z-flip-2
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Review: Love For All The Wrong Reasons [Android Authority]:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MASYxevIIvY
Galaxy Z Flip [Reddit]:
https://www.reddit.com/r/galaxyzflip
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