Sell my Nothing Phone (1)
Trade-in value up to $100 (256GB · flawless · unlocked) · paid quickly · free certified data wipe
Estimated market value · we refine it daily from live competitor offers
Released in 2022 at $499, your Nothing Phone (1) is worth real money today. Phones lose value fast once the next model lands, so selling your Nothing Phone (1) sooner puts more cash in your pocket. BuyBackBear gives you a transparent quote in seconds, pays more than carrier bill-credit deals, wipes your data to NIST 800-88 standards with a free certificate, and pays you quickly after we inspect it. Lock today's price below.
What's my Nothing Phone (1) worth? A Nothing Phone (1) in flawless, unlocked condition is worth up to $100 with BuyBackBear today, about 20% of its $499 launch price. Offers range from $15 for a broken unit up to $100 flawless, and we pay cash quickly after we inspect it. Released in 2022 (about 4 years ago), the Nothing Phone (1) keeps losing value as newer models launch, selling now locks today's price.
Model numbers (printed on the back): BLACK, check yours so we quote the exact variant.
Nothing Phone (1): key trade-in facts
- Top payout (flawless, unlocked)
- $100
- Broken / won't power on
- from $15
- Released
- 2022
- Launch price
- $499 (20% retained)
- Storage sizes priced
- 128GB, 256GB
- Payment
- PayPal, Zelle, Venmo or check
- Shipping
- Free prepaid label, both ways
- Quote lock
- 14 days
- Data
- NIST 800-88 certified wipe
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Real cash vs a carrier trade-in
Your Nothing Phone (1) offer is paid as real cash you can spend anywhere. A carrier “trade-in” of a similar size is bill credit spread over 24 to 36 months, and only while you buy a new phone and stay on their plan.
- Real cash by PayPal, Zelle, Venmo or check
- Yours to spend anywhere, no strings
- We beat any competitor’s written quote by $2
- Spread over 24 to 36 monthly bill credits
- Only if you buy a new phone and stay on plan
- Leave early and the remaining credit disappears
| Condition | What it means |
|---|---|
| Flawless | Like new, no scratches, fully functional, no screen marks. |
| Good | Light wear, minor scratches. Screen and body intact, fully working. |
| Fair | Visible scratches or scuffs but no cracks. Fully functional. |
| Cracked screen | Cracked glass or display but the device still powers on and works. |
| Broken | Major damage, cracked back, bad screen, or faults. Still powers on. |
| Won't power on | Dead or won't boot, sold for parts. |
About the Nothing Phone (1)
The Nothing Phone (1) is a mid-range smartphone known for its unique transparent design and 'Glyph Interface' LED lights on the back. It aims to offer a distinctive user experience with a clean Android interface.
- ✓Glyph Interface (LED lights on the back)
- ✓Transparent design
- ✓Wireless charging (15W)
- ✓Reverse wireless charging (5W)
- ✓120Hz OLED display
Nothing Phone (1) specifications
- Display
- 6.55 inches
- Panel
- OLED
- Resolution
- 1080 x 2400 pixels
- Refresh rate
- 120Hz
- Chip
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+
- RAM
- 8GB, 12GB
- OS at launch
- Android 12 (Nothing OS)
- Main camera
- 50MP wide + 50MP ultrawide
- Front camera
- 16MP
- Battery
- 4500
- Charging
- 33W
- Dimensions
- 159.2 x 75.8 x 8.3 mm
- Weight
- 193.5
- Build
- Glass front (Gorilla Glass 5), glass back (Gorilla Glass 5), aluminum frame
- Water resistance
- IP53
- Port
- USB-C 2.0
- Unlock
- Under-display optical fingerprint
- Storage
- 128GB, 256GB
Common Nothing Phone (1) issues we check at inspection
- Software bugs. Some users reported software glitches and bugs, especially in early versions of Nothing OS.
- Average battery life. While decent, battery life was not a standout feature for some users, especially with heavy usage.
- Inconsistent low-light camera performance. Camera performance, particularly in challenging low-light conditions, was sometimes inconsistent.