Tech used to mean momentum and excitement. But today, we feel there’s scepticism and apathy. Nothing aims to bring back optimism and make tech feel exciting again. We want our products to be unique, not all the same. We want them to be part of an open ecosystem that’s so seamlessly woven into people’s lives, it feels like nothing. Our first product, the wireless earbuds Nothing ear (1), was one of the most anticipated launches of 2021. We sold in 40+ countries at iconic retailers like StockX, Selfridges, and KITH. To date, we’ve shipped nearly half a million units. Year one (1) was about getting ready. We are now a team 300-strong, and recently unlocked approximately $70M in a Series B funding round, co-led by EQT Ventures & C Ventures, bringing our total raised to around $144M. Our incredible partners include Google, Samsung, & Qualcomm. It was always meant to be about year two (2). This summer, we're planning to launch our first smartphone, phone (1). It’s a breath of fresh air for the market. And the first step of many. We want to bring you with us. This is your chance for you to invest in Nothing. Our first community investment round raised a record-breaking $1.5M in 54 seconds on Crowdcube, a crowdfunding platform for UK & European investors. At the time we had given an exclusive allocation to the Product Hunt community. This time, we have set aside approximately $10M, and through Seedinvest we are enabling people from the US (accredited investors) to be part of this round, so that more of you across the globe can join our journey. As a stakeholder, you’ll get exclusive access to our community and it is a possibility that you could be elected as the Community Board Observer. Let’s shake up consumer tech together. *Disclaimer: Please check local regulations on your eligibility to invest via equity crowdfunding before creating an account on SeedInvest. Nothing is offering securities under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D through SI Securities. Additional information may be obtained from Nothing. It’s important you know that investing in start-ups and early-stage businesses involves risks, including illiquidity, lack of dividends, loss of investment and dilution, and it should be done only as part of a diversified portfolio.