Now’s your chance to try out Nothing’s next products early
If you like to get your hands on tech before anyone else, Nothing offers plenty of opportunities through its community-focused review program. For those who missed out on the last time the brand opened spots for the program, now is the time to sign up. Once again, the London-based electronics maker is turning to its co
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TL;DR
- Nothing has reopened its review program for its community.
- Those who are a part of the program will get access to the brand’s latest products and software before anyone else.
- You’ll be expected to share your impressions on social media, give a full review after launch, or create content around the product.
If you like to get your hands on tech before anyone else, Nothing offers plenty of opportunities through its community-focused review program. For those who missed out on the last time the brand opened spots for the program, now is the time to sign up. Once again, the London-based electronics maker is turning to its community for help.
Nothing announced that it is holding another round of its Community Review Program. What does that mean for you? If you’re selected, you’ll be one of the first people to try out some of Nothing’s new hardware and software. The company adds that you’ll get a direct line to the Nothing team to help shape what they’re building next.
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