Nothing Phone 3 review: Not quite a flagship

Here is a 178-word summary of the news article: The Nothing Phone 3 is the company's most expensive phone yet, priced at $799. It features a distinctive design with a transparent back and the signature Glyph Matrix, a circular dot-matrix display with 489 LEDs. The Glyph Matrix is more useful this time, providing notifications and tools, though some features remain gimmicky. The phone has a large 6.67-inch display, a triple-camera system with a capable 3x optical zoom lens, and a powerful but not top-tier Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor. Camera performance is inconsistent, with some excellent shots but also muted and grainy images in certain situations. Battery life is solid, with the phone lasting over 23 hours in a video rundown test. It supports 65W wired charging and 15W wireless charging. However, the lack of Qi2 wireless charging support is a notable omission for a flagship device. Overall, the Nothing Phone 3 is an intriguing, well-designed phone, but it faces stiff competition from other entry-level flagships and struggles to fully deliver on the "true flagship" promise.