The Nothing Phone (2) is a highly leaked device and hence it would be safe to say that the anticipation for it is high. In addition to both the official (though there are more) and unofficial details, we now have a look at its leaked renders, which show off the design reminiscent of the phone (1). Check it out below.

Popular tipster OnLeaks has teamed up with Smartprix to showcase what the Nothing Phone (2) will look like. From what we've heard before, it will carry forward the design ethos of its predecessor and feature a semi-transparent chassis, something that has become synonymous with Nothing.

You will also get the Glyph Interface but these will come along with some minor tweaks. For example, instead of continuous LED lights around the rear camera hump and wireless charging coil, there will be small LED strips, as shown in the renders. Also, the recorder indicator is now a small red line instead of a dot. This was officially revealed a while ago.

We're also looking at rounded edges instead of the phone's (1) flat one, and the back and front also appear slightly curved, although it will most likely be a flat screen. Although Carl Pei's cryptic tweet terms these rendered as "fake", soon after the renders appeared. We will get accurate details when nothing reveals anything. The company has already revealed that the phone (2) will take a sustainable approach with a reduced carbon footprint of 53.45kg, a 100% recyclable aluminum frame and 3x more recycled materials.