Review: The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus is worth it for the most part

Nothing Phone ( 2a ) Plus has an upgraded MediaTek processor, a more advanced front-facing camera, and a slight $ 50 bump in price.

An unreliable fingerprint scanner comes in the way of what could've been an excellent phone.

Glyph interface consists of three glyph lights that light up based on the activity you’ve set them to.

Nothing Phone ( 2a ) Plus has a 6.7-inch AMOLED display that delivers rich, vibrant, and well-saturated colors.

It runs on Android 14 and the MediaTek 7350 Pro processor and maxes out at 3GHz .

While the 12 GB RAM was enough to carry out my multi-tasking needs smoothly, it was great to see that the RAM is expandable up to an extra 8 GB .

Nothing Phone ( 2a ) Plus over-performs in multiple departments but falls short overall because of its glaring fingerprint scanner issue.

It sports a sufficiently large 12 GB RAM but offers additional RAM as an option.

Camera results are excellent in low lighting, which a lot of smartphones fail to deliver.

But the problematic fingerprint reader is too big of a sin to forgive.