Nothing 2 Phone

After the great success of Nothing Phone (1), the brand rolled out its  second smartphone. The first sale for the Nothing Phone (2) in India began on July 21, at a starting price of ₹44,999. 

The elegant design and features make the smartphone a style statement and one of the best premium-range smartphones available in the market. However, while the Nothing Phone (2) price may seem accurate for what it offers, it is on the higher side.

This does not mean that you will have to wait for the price to drop in order to upgrade your device. You can simply opt for an EMI plan that can convert the payment into easy and manageable monthly instalments. 

Read on to know more about the new features Nothing Phone (2) has to offer and how you can buy this 5G smartphone on No Cost EMIs.

Nothing Phone (2) is a premium-range smartphone, and an outright purchase can put a dent in your savings. However, by opting to pay through EMIs, you can avoid it as you will pay in monthly instalments. 

This will allow you to break down the expense and ensure that your savings do not take a hit. Moreover, through the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card, you can convert the payment into No Cost EMI at zero to minimal down payment. This means you will not have to pay any interest.

The card comes with a credit limit of ₹3 Lakhs, which is more than enough to cover the Nothing (2) phone price. Apart from providing a flexible tenor that goes up to 60 months, this card also does not charge any foreclosure fees.

To buy the Nothing (2) Phone on EMI without a credit card, you can follow these steps:

• Step 1: Visit the Bajaj Finserv partner store

• Step 2: Choose the colour and variant you want

• Step 3: Opt for Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card at the time of payment

• Step 4: Submit the required details and choose a tenure

• Step 5: Confirm the payment

As mentioned, you may even be able to get the phone with zero down payment, making it even easier on your pocket. However, remember the availability of the Nothing Phone  (2) on No Cost EMI depends on whether the store or seller is a listed partner in the network.