Nothing opens first India store, says Bengaluru is its biggest market
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Nothing has opened its flagship store in Bengaluru, its first outside London. The new store brings a unique layout with a dedicated spaces for users to hang out.
Nothing has launched its first flagship store in India. The store, located in Bengaluru, brings a unique design, with dedicated space for visitors to hang out and interact. According to the company, this store is bigger than its London flagship store.
The Nothing flagship store comprises two floors with a total area of 5,032 square feet. The ground floor shows the complete device range of the phonemaker, including its spin-off brand CMF. While the second floor includes a place for visitors to hang out and interact, as well as shoot content in a professional studio.
During a media session, Nothing CEO Carl Pei revealed that Bengaluru was the company's biggest market in India. As a result the company chose the city for its first flagship store in the country. Pei explained, "[Bengaluru] is the biggest single city for our users." He added, "I think it makes sense because it's a big tech community here." The store showcases the history of the brand.
Nothing will also be sponsoring Royal Challengers Bengaluru for IPL 2026.
In the store, visitors will be able to see Nothing's product range and try out different products, including audio devices. Visitors can try Nothing's audio products at the store.
However, the London-based phonemaker has added some interesting elements. Nothing phone users can get their name or any other text engraved on their device. We tried this on our Phone 3a unit and this was the result. The engraved Nothing Phone 3a unit.
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