Nothing Store Bengaluru is Nothing’s second first-party retail store, following on from their first store in London, Nothing Store Soho. Said to be the company's flagship store, it opened in February 2026 and features a modular design, allowing the space to be reshaped for different events and product launches.

The store stocks the full range of current generation Nothing devices, CMF by Nothing devices and accessories, and official branded branded merchandise and Nothing Apparel which can be customised in-store.

On the second floor, it features a coffee shop and a content studio space, aimed at community content creators and allows customers to film unboxing videos directly in-store.^[1]

The store officially opened on 14 February 2026 and hosted a launch party with an over 2,000 attendees. There were giveaways and exclusive deals for the first customers.^[2] Nothing gave out 1000 numbered wristbands for entry, and as a result, many people were not able to enter the store on opening day. There were also a number of claims online that tension rose amongst the crowd and lead to minor altercations, which was denied by Nothing.^[3]

The store has since been utilised as a space for hosting a number of product drop events, such as the Phone (4a).

On 14 May 2026, 90 days after the store began operations, Akis announced that they'd welcomed 61,931 visitors and generated over $1.3 million USD in revenue.^[4] Carl confirmed that this exceeded their expectations by around 3.5x and momentum was still increasing.^[5]

Six months after opening its doors, Nothing India posted that they'd seen 117,635 visitors, sold 10,524 products and made $2,814,106 USD in revenue in this store alone.^[6]

The ground floor of the store is inspired by a factory, and Nothing's engineering and R&D process. There's a novelty “end of the production line” feature, where a customer's purchased products appear on a conveyor belt. The store also has a giant model of a dragonfly. It features a modular design, with many of the units on lockable wheels, which allows furniture to be easily relocated for different purposes and events.^[1]

India has always been, and continues to be, a key market for Nothing, with many customers and a local manufacturing site based in the country. The Nothing Store Bengaluru plays an important part in reaching more customers and demonstrating Nothing's presence within India. In August 2026, in an exclusive interview by Times Now, Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis confirmed that they plan to open two more retail stores in some of India's major “Tier 1” cities, such as Delhi, Mumbai or Hyderabad, by the first quarter of 2027.^[8]