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Want to be the first to try a new Nothing device? Now's your chance
Oct 1, 2026 — 4:51 PM ET
- Nothing regularly invites fans to sign up as early testers for its Community Review Program.
- After a round of registration back in early September, there’s another opening today.
- Selected testers will be sent early hardware to try out and provide feedback to Nothing’s dev team.
What’s Nothing working on next? We just saw the London-based tech firm introduce the new Headphone 1 Pro, but now we’re already wondering about what could be its next big launch waiting in the wings, as the company opens up another round of registration for its coveted Community Review Program.
As Nothing fans probably already know, the company regularly invites its users to sign up for a chance at a spot to get some hands-on, exclusive early access to upcoming hardware or software. Most recently, we shared word of a sign-up period back at the beginning of September. Today, Nothing announces its latest chance for interested fans to get involved.
Will it be another audio product? Could it be the company’s next phone? Not knowing is half the fun, but if you’d like the chance to try some Nothing gear out early, you need to apply to the Community Review Program before October 5. Nothing explains:
Community has always been about showing up as yourself, and this program gives you the platform to do exactly that. You’ll get products in your hands first, direct lines to speak with the Nothing team, and a real say in shaping what we build next.
People who are selected will be shipped a device to put through its paces, with the expectation that you share your honest feedback with the company. When it’s all over, you will have to send the hardware back, but at least you can keep the bragging rights.
Last time, Nothing said that it was looking in particular for applicants with media production experience, but it doesn’t look like there are any special guidelines for this latest round. The company just notes that it wants people who “are passionate about technology or have strong expertise in product reviews.” If you have opinions and like sharing them, that could be you.
The only big asterisk (besides not being able to keep the loaner hardware) is that Nothing’s not accepting applicants from India — sorry, guys. But everyone else looks good to register.
Good luck to everyone who signs up!
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