Nothing is gearing up to launch a new CMF Phone, widely expected to be the CMF Phone 2, though the company has yet to confirm its name. A recent teaser showcases the phone’s bright orange internals—CMF’s signature color—while also hinting at a possible camera redesign.
In search of the perfect shot.
Coming soon. pic.twitter.com/tEbBVUB6UX
— CMF by Nothing (@cmfbynothing) April 3, 2025
Unlike the dual-camera setup on the CMF Phone 1, the teaser suggests a single camera with a flash positioned beneath it, raising speculation about whether Nothing is simplifying or innovating its camera design. With more details expected soon, the teaser has sparked curiosity about what the CMF Phone 2 will bring to the table.
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A deeper look at the teaser and some research suggest that Nothing is heavily emphasizing the camera on the upcoming CMF Phone. The phone’s Flipkart microsite even carries the tagline “In search of the perfect shot,” indicating a camera upgrade rather than a downgrade. Reports further suggest that the CMF Phone 2 might actually feature a triple-camera setup, making it a significant leap from its predecessor.
CMF Phone 2 concept.
The device retains the core idea of interchangeable panels but takes it even further. Accessories remain an essential part of the ecosystem, allowing everyone to create a unique phone tailored to their needs.FOR YOU, BY YOU.#CMF #Phone2 #Nothing pic.twitter.com/K4r9cEuuUE
— Lampa (@by__lampa) March 19, 2025
The latest promotional video from Nothing hints that the CMF Phone 2 might come with a single rear camera sensor, contradicting earlier reports that speculated a triple-camera setup. This marks a shift from the CMF Phone 1, which featured a dual-camera system with a 50MP primary sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. If true, this change raises questions about Nothing’s strategy for the phone’s camera capabilities.
Beyond the camera, the CMF Phone 2 is expected to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400, the same chipset found in the recently launched Motorola Edge 60 Fusion. The device is likely to retain the signature customizable back panel and the distinctive dial-like screw at the bottom right corner, allowing users to attach accessories like a lanyard or phone stand. Additionally, the CMF Phone 2 may maintain compatibility with accessories designed for its predecessor, ensuring continuity for existing CMF users.
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