Nothing is a London-based consumer technology company known for its transparent design Phone and Ear products, with Glyph lighting and a Nothing OS interface.
Fairphone is a Dutch social enterprise making modular, repairable smartphones designed to last longer, using fairer and recycled materials, and sold across Europe.
ASUS is a Taiwanese computer hardware company making laptops, motherboards, graphics cards, monitors and phones, including its ROG gaming lineup and Zenbook ultrabooks.
OnePlus is a Chinese smartphone maker, part of Oppo, known for flagship-level phones at competitive prices, with earbuds, wearables and a custom Android-based software experience.
Lenovo is a Chinese multinational that makes PCs, ThinkPad laptops, servers and smartphones, and is one of the world's largest personal computer vendors, with offices in many countries.
Xiaomi is a Chinese technology company making smartphones, smart home devices, wearables, TVs and electric vehicles, known for affordable, feature-rich consumer electronics sold globally.
Huawei is a Chinese technology company making telecom equipment, smartphones, laptops and cloud services, with a large research focus and a global enterprise presence.
Apple is a US technology company known for the iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch and AirPods, plus services such as the App Store, iCloud, Apple Music and Apple Pay.
Samsung is a South Korean conglomerate and one of the world's largest electronics makers, producing smartphones, TVs, home appliances, memory chips and displays under its Galaxy brand.