Nothing Phone 1 will have Snapdragon 778G+ processor

Qualcomm is said to have added support for wireless charging in this processor and reverse wireless charging specifically for the Nothing Phone 1. Nothing Phone 1 is going to launch on 12th July.

Confirming recent reports, Carl Pei has told Input Mag that the Nothing Phone 1 will come with Snapdragon 778G+ SoC.

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This Snapdragon processor was unveiled in October last year as an upgrade to the existing Snapdragon 778G.

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Qualcomm is said to have added support for wireless charging and reverse wireless charging in the processor, especially for the Nothing Phone 1.

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Recently, the price of Nothing Phone 1 has also been disclosed in some reports.

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It is claimed that the phone will come in three different variants, whose price will start at $397 (about Rs 31,300).

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The presence of the Snapdragon 778G+ SoC is unlikely to help attract users who want to upgrade to the phone with top-end specs.

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