Nothing wants you to test its future devices
Terms and conditions apply.

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- Nothing is accepting applications for its Community Review Program until September 10.
- Selected users will test unreleased hardware and software and share feedback after launch.
- Participants must sign an NDA and keep unreleased product details secret.
Key Takeaways by nexos.ai, reviewed by Cybernews staff.
Nothing is inviting users to join its Community Review Program to test unreleased hardware and software.
Nothing, a British consumer technology company, has reintroduced its Community Review Program, which allows a select group of people to review its future devices and software.
Users have until the 10th of September to submit their applications to the company.
In exchange for using the company's latest products and software, participants are expected to share their first impressions on the Nothing Community and on their social channels, provide a review after the product's release, and share “interesting and creative content around the product and its features.”
How to get into the program?
The company said it's expecting participants who “are passionate about technology or have experience in 3D animation, graphic design, music and sound production, and product reviews.”
Given that participants will receive products that are not yet released, Nothing also emphasized that users are expected to keep the information secret until their public release.
“If you’re selected, you’ll be contacted via email and asked to sign an NDA and provide delivery details,” noted Nothing.
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While Nothing didn’t impose many constraints on who could apply, it said that the program isn’t available to users in India.
One user noted that Nothing may introduce a separate program for Indian users, something the company has done previously.
Nothing is known for involving customers in its product creation process.
The company introduced the Nothing Community Edition Project, where its fans can work with the company’s design, software, and marketing teams to help shape its future smartphones.
Last year, the company released the Nothing Phone (3a) Community Edition, which was designed based on the project’s winning entry.