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Accessory company Dbrand has recently unveiled a range of skins and cases that draw inspiration from Nothing. These new offerings are darker versions of the skins and cases that Dbrand had introduced last year, which were originally inspired by Nothing. Today, Nothing is set to launch the Phone 2, which will feature its trademark transparent aesthetic and Glyph lighting. But what if you love that look but don’t want to invest in a new phone?
Thankfully, Dbrand has come to the rescue with their latest announcement of Something (Dark) skins and phone cases. The company boldly acknowledges that these accessories are indeed copies of Nothing’s designs, showcasing transparent-style dark patterns and faux Glyph light strips. However, Dbrand is quick to advocate that their accessories are “better than Nothing.” Defending against potential accusations of theft, Dbrand claims that they have not stolen anything but, instead, have leveraged their expertise to creatively reinterpret and emulate an industrial design.
These skins are available for Apple’s iPhone 13 series and later, various MacBooks, the Google Pixel 6 line and newer models, as well as Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra and later models. As for the cases, they are offered for all the aforementioned devices except for the MacBooks.
It’s worth noting that Dbrand has previously offered Nothing-inspired skins and cases during the Phone 1 launch. However, this is the first time they have introduced a dark option for these accessories. If you’re intrigued by the concept of these new accessories, click the button below to make a purchase.
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