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Nothing designs MrWhoseTheBoss’ dream phone. You gotta see this thing.

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Tech company Nothing designed a dream phone for MrWhoseTheBoss, real name Arun Maini, a popular YouTuber who reviews mobile devices. The result? Pretty much the most tricked-out, maxed-out phone possible.

Mashable recently profiled Maini as a part of our Mashable 101 series, a guide to the most influential creators of the last year. Maini’s racked up more than 20 million YouTube subscribers with fun, relatable tech content, and Nothing has developed a reputation for its unique gadget designs.

“There’s actually something very personable about the imperfection of it,” he told Mashable.
“You know, the same reason why we don’t hire a massive garage and turn it into a studio. We just film videos in our house. And it’s actually a big part of why people were drawn to our channel. Until we hit about 20 million subscribers, everything was shot in an attic, and that attic was my bedroom.”

You can tell from the video with Nothing, however, that Maini clearly knows his stuff and has specific, particular thoughts on how a phone should look and operate. Sure, he may rely on the imperfection of being a normal guy, but his tricked-out dream phone makes clear he has the knowledge of a true expert.

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