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Nothing Phone (2a)vsHonor 90

SETTLEDUpdated September 8, 2026

Nothing Phone (2a)

Nothing

Nothing Phone (2a)

USD 349

39score

0 of 5 categories won

No category wins
Settled

Honor 90 wins

👑 Winner
Honor 90

Honor

Honor 90

USD 349

47score

4 of 5 categories won

Verdict

Honor 90 wins 4 of 5 categories — our overall pick

Honor 90 is the overall winner, 4 / 5 — price is its standout. At USD 349, it's also the most affordable of this group.

  • Honor 90 takes Performance — led by storage (256 GB).
  • Honor 90 takes Display — led by pixel density (436 ppi).
  • Honor 90 takes Camera — led by selfie camera (50 MP).
  • Honor 90 takes Battery — led by charging speed (66 W).
  • Too close to call between Nothing Phone (2a) and Honor 90.

Scores follow our published methodology · v2026.09

In plain English

Choose Nothing Phone (2a) if you want…

  • Choose Nothing Phone (2a) if you want a faster phone for apps and games — 700,000 pts vs 650,000 pts.

Choose Honor 90 if you want…

  • Choose Honor 90 if you want more room for photos and apps — 256 GB vs 128 GB.
  • Choose Honor 90 if you want a sharper screen — 436 ppi vs 394 ppi.
  • Choose Honor 90 if you want a screen you can read in sunlight — 1,600 nits vs 1,300 nits.
  • Choose Honor 90 if you want sharper selfies — 50 MP vs 32 MP.
  • Choose Honor 90 if you want better video quality — 90 pts vs 82 pts.
  • Choose Honor 90 if you want a better camera — 124 pts vs 112 pts.
  • Choose Honor 90 if you want faster charging — 66 W vs 45 W.

At a glance

PerformanceDisplayCameraBatteryPrice
  • Nothing Phone (2a)
  • Honor 90

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Best price now

Nothing Phone (2a)

USD 349USD 39913%
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Honor 90

USD 349USD 44922%
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Full record

Every spec, side by side — winners get a check and a proportional bar. Ties share the badge.

SpecNothing Phone (2a)Honor 90
Performance

Performance score

Approximate benchmark score of the chipset — higher is faster for apps, games and AI.

700,000 ptsBEST
650,000 pts

Chipset

The processor inside — shown for reference, never decides a winner.

MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro
Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 AE

RAM

More RAM keeps more apps alive in the background.

8 GBBEST
8 GBBEST

Storage

Base onboard storage for photos, apps and media.

128 GB
256 GBBEST
Display

Screen size

Diagonal screen size — bigger is better for media, smaller is easier to hold.

6.7 inBEST
6.7 inBEST

Pixel density

Sharpness of the screen — above ~400 ppi looks crisp.

394 ppi
436 ppiBEST

Refresh rate

How smooth scrolling and motion feel. 120 Hz is the modern standard.

120 HzBEST
120 HzBEST

Peak brightness

Peak brightness in sunlight — higher stays readable outdoors.

1,300 nits
1,600 nitsBEST
Camera

Main camera

Resolution of the primary rear camera — photo quality is judged by the Camera quality score, not megapixels.

50
200

Selfie camera

Resolution of the front camera.

32 MP
50 MPBEST

Telephoto

A dedicated zoom lens for distant subjects without quality loss.

No
No

Video score

Composite video rating — stabilisation, 4K/8K support and colour.

82 pts
90 ptsBEST

Camera score

Composite camera quality from independent testing — how good the photos actually are.

112 pts
124 ptsBEST
Battery

Battery

Battery capacity — higher generally lasts longer.

5,000 mAhBEST
5,000 mAhBEST

Charging speed

Wired charging speed — higher refills faster.

45 W
66 WBEST

Wireless charging

Whether the phone charges wirelessly.

No
No
Price

Price

Typical MSRP in US dollars — lower is better value.

349 USDBEST
349 USDBEST

Which one should you buy?

Nothing Phone (2a)

Choose Nothing Phone (2a) if price matters most. It costs USD 349, the lowest price in this group.

Honor 90

Choose Honor 90 if price matters most — it wins the most categories overall. It costs USD 349.

Pros & cons

Nothing Phone (2a)

  • Unique Glyph design
  • Clean software
  • Good price
  • Mid-range chipset
  • No telephoto
  • 45 W charging

Honor 90

  • 200 MP camera
  • 50 MP selfie camera
  • 66 W charging
  • Mid-range chipset
  • No wireless charging
  • Software bloat