Nothing’s first CMF phone can be customizable with dialing and support add-ons

Today’s tease seemingly confirms that the phone’s face will work at least similarly to the CMF Buds’ face to accommodate accessories, and can be unscrewed and swapped out with optional accessories, including a lanyard holder and a foldable kickstand.

Will it offer additional features? The teases were nothing cryptic, but the dial shown resembles the smart dial on the CMF Pro Neckband headphones, which are used to control volume, playback, and active noise cancellation.

Previously, the CMF account had shared images of the back that revealed easily accessible screws it is a small screwdriver matching the brand’s aesthetics. Teasers have strongly suggested that the device will have an easily removable back panel, which appears to be confirmed today in a post presenting images of the panel itself in black, blue, light green and orange.

It’s unknown if other companies are making alternative back panels, but looking closer, it appears the device could handle panels by adding a larger battery – similar to a Mophie Juice Pack or the Motorola phones that supported “Moto Mods” a few years ago. . behind – or a wallet to store credit and identification cards.

Nothing also hasn’t revealed whether removing the back panel will provide easier access to the CMF Phone 1’s interior, including the battery, but the feature may focus more on customizing appearance and functionality than improving repairability.

In addition to announcing the CMF Phone 1 on July 8th at 5am ET, the brand will also launch its CMF Buds Pro 2 and Watch Pro 2 at its “Community Update” event.