CMF 전화는 없습니다 1: 예산 생태계와 혁신

### CMF 전화 없음 1: 가장 즉시 추천할 수 있는 $250 휴대폰
* 📱 Nothing CMF Phone 1은 여러 개의 케이스, 카드 지갑, Buds Pro 2 및 Watch Pro 2를 포함한 전체 액세서리 에코시스템이 함께 제공되는 **250달러의 저가형 휴대폰**입니다.
* 🔩 이 휴대폰의 가장 큰 특징은 사용자가 드라이버와 같은 도구를 사용하여 백 플레이트를 쉽게 교체할 수 있는 독특한 디자인으로, **"원형 스파이니"를 중심으로 사용자 지정 가능하고 기능적인 에코시스템**을 구축할 수 있다는 것입니다.
* 🎨 이 휴대폰은 **120Hz 적응형 AMOLED 디스플레이와 5,000mAh 배터리**를 탑재하고 있으며, **Android 14 기반의 Nothing OS 2.6**에서 실행됩니다.
* 🧠 미디어텍 다이멘시티 7300 칩셋을 탑재하고 있지만, **일상적인 작업과 게임에서는 괜찮은 성능**을 제공하며, 좀 더 까다로운 시나리오에서는 약간의 타협이 이루어집니다.
* 📸 이 휴대폰의 카메라 시스템은 **메인 카메라와 보조 카메라**로 구성되어 있어 디테일한 사진과 괜찮은 4K 동영상 품질을 제공하지만 **컬러 과학, 얼굴 인물 사진 모드, 줌 기능, 초광각 카메라가 부족**합니다.
* 💬 "Nothing CMF Phone 1은 동급 가격대에서 **가장 잘 디자인된 휴대폰 중 하나**이며, 전반적인 가치 측면에서 **완전히 훔친 휴대폰**입니다.

Nothing CMF 휴대폰 1은 전체 액세서리 에코시스템과 사용자 지정 가능한 디자인, 고품질 디스플레이, 인상적인 배터리 수명, 적절한 카메라 성능을 갖춘 저가형 휴대폰입니다.

this is the new Nothing CMF phone one and I don't say this very often, but I think this is a genius product. CMF is a new budget sub-brand of the company Nothing, so we're talking a phone that costs £200 or $250, and it's actually a little bit crazy what these guys have just pulled off for that price. I mean, the first thing you notice is this doesn't feel like just a single product launch. This is an entire ecosystem, and it's a really fascinating one. So let's get the phone out. First, there's a lanyard, which is not something you tend to see launch with. The one case, two cases, no, three cases, a card wallet (I guess that's for the back of the phone), there's a stand, the Buds Pro 2, and then the Watch Pro 2. And it all feels very new because we've seen plenty of budget phones before, but what you don't often get is a budget accessory ecosystem like this, all designed to work specifically around that budget phone.

the centerpiece everything has well on one hand a slightly cheap thin plasticky feel to it. But then on the other hand, it's all really tastefully designed. It kind of feels like all of these products have had high-end thought and care put into them, even if the physical materials in the finish are more basic. So like these are the cmf buds 2 Pro. And even though they're very light and clearly not a luxury item, they still feel sophisticated and intentional in their design. Not like a cheap version of something that the company would rather you buy. And then the watch Pro two. Mhm, yeah, it's slick, clean. You never want a watch to go too crazy on design 'cause then it won't match your outfits. So this feels like a pretty appropriate level to me. Right, let's get into this phone. It's a thin package, so we all know what that means. Okay, so the device is on top, and below that is a generic white USB-C Toc cable, which you should be able to use to

transfer everything from your old phone and then an orange Sim ejector right heel. [Music] time and right off the bat, it's pretty clear that this is not your normal phone and it's not just that it looks different 'cause you know these cases that I showed you these are actually back plates so if you look inside the packaging they came in you'll see a bunch of other stuff like this tool which is both a Sim ejector and a screwdriver that allows you to take off these four screws on the back of your phone after which you unwind this circular piece and your plate pops off and this is a pretty big deal for a number of reasons one that repairing this phone is going to be a lot easier and I hope cheaper than almost any other phone but that part's not confirmed two that you don't need a case anymore you can actually use your phone naked guilt-free knowing that if you ever do do something stupid you can just swap the back plate out for I it's not even that

much money £29 is what they're charging for these kits, including the tools. The third thing is, it means you can mix and match. So, I really like this orange back. It swaps out the slightly cheap feeling, very scratchable plastic for a more grippy, less scratchable vegan leather type finish. And it's bright orange, so let's put it on. But then I'm looking at the orange SIM tray, the orange circle screw thing, and the silver screws that come with it. I'm thinking silver screws are pretty nice, but for the other parts, I think I prefer the black ones. So, I have just created my own two-tone finish on my phone, and that's actually sick. But the best part of this is that nothing has actually gone one step further to actually create an ecosystem around these weird screws. And I don't even know what to call this. From now on, this is the Circle spinny thing. So, if I want a phone stand, for example, unscrew your Circle spinny thing and screw the stand in. And yeah, the stand itself isn't

anything particularly special. It's not breaking new grounds in Material Science, but if you decided that you want a phone stand, then what better way to have a phone stand that doesn't need you to apply a sticky pad onto your case, but instead physically screws into your device itself. It feels way more secure and also way more intentional, like your stand was designed specifically for your phone. You want a lanyard, say, thing, and I feel very confident that it's going to support the phone because it's bolted to it. Or like there's no MagSafe wireless charging baked into this phone, right? You can't just slap one of those Apple wallets onto the back of this and expect it to hold, but screw this CMF wallet enclosure in like this, that's very secure, and now you have your magnet to be able to attach your wallet on top of, and this thing can hold like three cards. This whole thing reminds me very much of a mentality that I discovered in India. It's called jugaad. It means uh, Frugal Innovation inventive ways to use what

you have to achieve things that would normally require more resources, because just by properly thinking this through before building it, this company has genuinely achieved a really high level of functionality without making it cost them anymore to build this thing. You're actually getting something here that you can't get just by paying through the nose for a higher-end device. Like, nothing has managed to make something that gives their $250 phone a tangible leg up over my $1200 $1 phone, and that is absolutely amazing. My mind is kind of working at the possibilities. Like, I'm just thinking, as an example, what if you use this screw and this screw to add a permanent lens attachment to your cameras, you know, instead of those ones that you have to clip on and anything more than a light breeze will remove for you. Now, I would personally be a little bit worried about things getting inside. They have managed to get an IPX2 rating, which is basically very minor water protection and nothing for dust. And I think it's somewhat telling that that's

the max rating they could get because yeah anything designed to be taken apart this easily is obviously not particularly well sealed. And also as cool as the circle spinny thing is, I do find it a little bit uncomfortable just because it sticks out. But let me be very clear, all in all, for the price, this is one of the best-designed phones I've ever seen, which I'm only half surprised by because the entire name of this sub-brand CMF very literally stands for colors, materials, and finish. It's actually the rest of the phone that surprised me more. So let's talk about it. If you're winning with design at $250, then where are you losing? Well, it's not the screen. This is a 120Hz adaptive AMOLED full HD Plus display. It's very smooth, it's sharp, it's punchy. This thing can display HDR 10 plus content, which is a luxury that you could only get by paying over $11,000 like literally 2 years ago. They've pre-installed a screen.

protector, which I always rate. And this right here is an in-display optical fingerprint scanner, which is well, it's fine. It works, even the brightness, which is one of the first things to go, is actually pretty good. The company's advertising a 2,000 nit peak brightness, but you'd only achieve that in very, very specific situations. More typically, this thing can go up to a max of 700 nits in normal brightness, and then 1,000 nits in ultra-bright outdoor environments, which means that in the absolute worst worst-case scenarios, you might have to squint a little bit, but you'll pretty much never struggle to see it. The only thing I would complain about, and I am being quite nitpicky here, but the bottom bezel is slightly thicker than the other bezels. And this is particularly interesting because I remember having a conversation with Carl Pei, the CEO, when he launched the Nothing phone 2. He was basically explaining how much extra effort, cost, and engineering is required to just push this bottom lip down a tiny

little bit to even it all out, and he made the decision to still do that on those more expensive nothing phones. But now we're looking at a phone, which is basically half of that cost. I guess he's decided to let some of those design ideologies slip a little bit. Fair compromise though. I still can't think of a better screen than this for $250, so surely you compromise on battery then. No, the phone has a 5,000 Mah cell. The chip is actually based on the very efficient 4 anim process. The software skin is very light, no thanks to the thousands of apps I've installed on top of it. And I also noticed they set the phone to dark mode by default with all black icons, which is good because this AMOLED display will turn off anywhere it's displaying black pixels to the point where there is no doubt in my mind that I will be gracefully carried through the day by this thing. Like if I just pull up my battery settings now, it's saying I've had 4 hours of screen

on time, and I'm still on 60% battery, so I'm currently on track for this thing lasting 10 hours of screen-on time on this charge. Which am I ever going to need more than that? Only weird thing is, even though the phone is stupidly easy to take apart, you still can't actually swap the battery out yourself if you decided that your existing one is getting old, which feels like a missed opportunity to me. And the charging situation is okay. There's no wireless charging, and the wire charging is up to a pretty mediocre 33 Watts, but since you don't get the charging brick to achieve that wattage, I imagine most people will be operating under that. But the important thing is the battery life, and the battery life they have nailed. And you're not compromising with the software either. This phone runs nothing OS 2.6 based on Android 14, and I love this software skin. It's light. It doesn't interfere too much with what stock Android already does well, but where it does, it's little thoughtful things to

either make your phone more aesthetic, or make it less distracting. There's an AI generator tool for wallpapers, which is quite limited in options. It would be nice if you could at least specify the color you wanted, but equally, it does churn out reliably good results. They never seem to look too AI-generated, if you know what I mean. And you're getting that with 2 years of major Android updates and 3 years of security updates, which is no doubt a big part of where money is saved compared to the more expensive nothing phone 2, for example. It's not a bad level of support; it's pretty standard at this tier. It's just, it's nothing spectacular. But it's the chip inside this phone that, for me, was the biggest wild card. I had no idea what to expect. The phone's got 6 GB of RAM on the base model and 128 gigs of storage. Interestingly, expandable storage with up to a 2 TB SD card. And it's paired with a Mediatek chipset, the Dimensity 7300. And the reason that I

didn't know what to expect. Is well, at least on paper, the Dimensity 7300 is actually less powerful than the 7200. Which someone please explain the math to me. But anyway, this is what that looks like in practice. So this is the latest game from Hooy, the company who made Genshin Impact. And providing I'm on game mode, which you can access by just swiping in from the left, I can play it at a pretty acceptable frame rate, hovering at mostly high settings. But even though there is a liquid cooling system on the inside, I have noticed the performance declining with prolonged gaming. So if I don't want it to get laggier, then I'll get a more stable experience if I go down to medium settings. So if you factor in that this is as demanding as mobile games get, then there isn't anything that you won't be able to play. But you will have to make noticeable compromises to how some games look. And on a day-to-day basis, it doesn't feel slow, but it also doesn't

feel particularly fast. The phone is mostly smooth, with the occasional jitter every now and again. But the thing that I notice more is every time you click something or open an app or try to load something, it takes just a little bit at a time. It's not like you're waiting around, but there's just a fraction of thinking time with each action. Would I have expected anything different for a phone at this price? No, not really. It's actually just that most of the phone is so good that it makes you forget how much it costs. And I'm actually in my mind benchmarking it against much more expensive devices. Audio is probably the most obvious downgrade I noticed. It's just a very simple mono speaker at the bottom. You don't get any kind of stereo effect using the earpiece as a second speaker, and you lose a little bit of the sophistication of your music when listening through it. But I also wouldn't go as far as to say that it's a bad speaker, and it is actually rather loud. So then what this really came down to

for me was the cameras. If nothing managed to do all of what they've done and also smash it with the cameras, then this thing was going straight to the Hall of Fame. But equally, this is where I was expecting a big noticeable dip in the phone experience, so I slowly approached that camera button fully ready to lose a chunk of respect for this device. But do you know what, these mad lads have kind of done it. So, the phone has two cameras, but it's a little bit of a weird one because the top camera is actually just an assist camera. You can hold your finger over it and still perform basically every single function of your phone's camera. The only thing that you can't do without it is add the portrait mode effect to your shots. So, if I take this photo while covering the lens, it'll look like this. If I take the same photo after having removed my finger, it will look like this. What do those photos look like? Well, very nicely detailed. You have plenty of room to zoom in further, and they will still

look sharp. The wide aperture and decent sensor size gets you some nice foreground-background separation and mostly flawless high dynamic range. I say mostly just because it's absolutely spot-on for big scenes where there's an overexposed sky, but it often misses the small things like a bright light bulb in your shot that needs controlling. And you know what? The video has no right to look this decent. The phone shoots 4K footage at 30 frames per second, and it doesn't feel particularly noisy, which you might expect it to since this phone's chip doesn't have the best image signal processor. It doesn't feel massively unstable, which you might expect it to, given that this camera has no optical image stabilization. And the focusing isn't jittery, which you might expect it to, given that there's no laser autofocus or anything close to it. The hardware of these cameras is nothing special for the price, but it's the attention to fine-tuning what is there that's the reason that you can record footage like this. Now, for me, there are four things that I

felt have been a bit lacking. The color science is perfectly fine with most flowers and objects, but it's faces that it really struggles with. It's not abysmal, but side by side with a top-end phone, it becomes very clear how much of that super intelligent fine-tuning that you might have come to expect that you're missing out on. Portraits which feel pretty fine in isolation, but again, next to a top-end phone, it doesn't take a detective to see the subtle nuances being lost. The zooming experience is pretty bad. The fact that there's no dedicated zoom camera combined with the lack of AI intelligence to know what to do without it means that zooming in 10 times here really does feel like you just took a photo at one times and blew it up 10 times. It's not pretty. And then finally, there's no Ultra wide camera, and I can I can kind of see why because obviously not going to have a lot of spare budget to add in a good one, and so adding in a cheap one just for the sake

of it might make the overall camera feel worse, but it is still a lacking feature. The key thing to bear in mind, though, is to compare this camera to any phone in its own price range, and I would say it's at least as good. I just want to make it clear what you're not getting. So, the long and short of it is the CMF phone 1 is maybe the most instantly recommendable phone I have ever used. We've seen this formula before: company launches a new sub-brand, company wants to generate hype for that sub-brand, so company makes the first offering in that sub-brand particularly generous. Point being, it might not stay this way, but that doesn't change the fact. But for what this is right now at this price, it feels like a complete steal to me.

Why the Nothing CMF Phone 1 is a Game Changer.

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혁신적인 Nothing CMF 폰과 에코시스템

Nothing의 새로운 저가형 휴대폰인 CMF 폰 원은 가격 대비 놀라운 액세서리와 독특한 에코시스템을 제공합니다.

휴대폰과 액세서리는 기본 소재로 제작되었지만 고급스러운 외관과 느낌으로 디자인되어 세련되고 의도적인 디자인을 제공합니다.

패키지에는 뒷면 플레이트와 쉽게 분리 및 교체할 수 있는 도구가 포함되어 있어 휴대폰 수리가 더 쉬워지고 케이스 없이도 휴대폰을 사용할 수 있습니다.

맞춤형 기능을 갖춘 혁신적인 휴대폰 키트

29파운드의 키트는 나만의 휴대폰 마감을 위한 도구와 부품을 믹스 앤 매치할 수 있는 옵션을 제공합니다.

이 키트에는 휴대폰 스탠드나 지갑 케이스와 같은 액세서리를 부착할 수 있는 독특한 '서클 스피니'가 포함되어 있어 안전하고 의도적인 디자인을 제공합니다.

이 제품의 검소한 혁신은 높은 비용 없이 높은 기능을 달성하려는 정신을 반영하여 고가의 기기보다 경쟁 우위를 제공합니다.

250달러짜리 휴대폰에 대한 자세한 리뷰

이 휴대폰은 고품질 120Hz 적응형 AMOLED 디스플레이를 제공합니다.

하단 베젤이 다른 가장자리보다 약간 두껍지만 밝기 범위가 좋습니다.

저렴한 가격에도 불구하고 5,000mAh 배터리와 효율적인 4nm 칩, 가벼운 소프트웨어 스킨과 기본 다크 모드를 탑재하여 배터리 수명이 오래 지속됩니다.

새 휴대폰 리뷰: 배터리, 소프트웨어 및 성능

이 휴대폰은 최대 10시간의 강력한 배터리 사용 시간을 제공하며, 안드로이드 14 기반의 Nothing OS 2.

6에서 실행되어 가볍고 방해가 되지 않는 소프트웨어 스킨을 제공합니다.

이 장치에는 Mediatek Dimensity 7300 칩셋과 6GB RAM이 장착되어 있어 높은 설정에서는 괜찮은 게임 성능을 제공하지만 장시간 게임을 할 경우 그래픽이 약간 저하되어 보다 안정적인 게임 플레이를 위해 타협이 필요합니다.

저가형 휴대폰의 성능 및 카메라 리뷰

이 전화기는 가격 대비 부드러운 성능을 제공하지만 가끔 로딩이 지연될 수 있습니다.

단순한 모노 스피커에도 불구하고 오디오는 크지만 정교함이 부족합니다.

놀랍게도 카메라 성능은 디테일한 사진, 우수한 다이나믹 레인지 및 괜찮은 4K 비디오 품질로 인상적입니다.

카메라 리뷰: 좋은 점과 부족한 점

이 카메라는 꽃과 사물을 잘 촬영하지만 얼굴 촬영에는 어려움을 겪고 미세 조정 기능이 부족합니다.

전용 줌 카메라가 없어 줌 경험이 좋지 않으며 초광각 카메라가 없는 것도 눈에 띄는 단점입니다.

하지만 가격대를 고려할 때 CMF 폰 1의 카메라는 여전히 추천할 만한 제품이며 현재로서는 훌륭한 제품이라고 할 수 있습니다.