Nothing CEO Carl Pei Explains Why Foldable Phones Are Not Exciting And Told When Company Will Launch One

Nothing Phone 2: Nothing has recently launched Nothing Phone 2. The sale of this phone will start in India from tomorrow. You will be able to buy it through Flipkart. Meanwhile, the company’s CEO Carl P has spoken on the foldable phone in an interview. Actually, Karl already does not like foldable phones and he has been doing this evil since the beginning. In an interview given to The Verge, he told that companies are forcefully selling the foldable phone to the customers. Means customers are not liking it much but companies are insisting on selling these devices to them.

Why doesn’t Nothing make a foldable phone?

When Carl P was asked this question, he said that this technology is not yet profitable in terms of business. Also, foldable phones are still used by very few people. Karl said that foldable phones still need improvement. He told that Nothing will not enter the foldable phone market at the moment because the company has limited manpower and resources. Also, it is not beneficial and right for them right now. Carl P said that when this category starts growing and the technology of foldable phones becomes good, then he will work in this field, which is a matter of years.

Foldable phones are not people’s choice – nothing

Earlier, an executive of the company had said that foldable phones are not the choice of the people, rather the companies are forcefully selling them to the people. It is a good thing that people are buying it, but if the logo of the company is removed from the foldable phone, then no one will be able to tell which company’s foldable phone it is. It means to say that all are the same. There is nothing new in these.

At present, Nothing only manufactures smartphones and audio products and the company’s gadgets look completely different from other companies. The motto of the company is to make tech fun and creative.

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