With the release of Nothing OS 2.5 comes several cool features, including Music Visualization, which takes full advantage of Glyph lights to turn your device into the life of the party. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

The Nothing Phone’s Glyph Interface is what sets it apart from other Android devices. But with a feature like Music Visualization, the Glyph lights sync with the music playing and take on a whole new dimension.

The glyph lighting settings must be enabled for the music visualization feature to work.

While the Music Visualization feature card says that the lights will “sync with music playing through the speakers,” that’s not exactly how they work. In its current version, the glyph interface lights up whenever any audio is playing, including YouTube videos, audiobooks, Instagram reels, etc. It’s also not limited to the speakers and will even light up if you have earbuds or headphones plugged in.