Nothing is gearing up to launch its highly anticipated Phone (3a) series, including the Phone (3a) Pro, on March 4. Ahead of this release, exciting leaks have provided glimpses of both devices, but now the company has officially showcased the Pro model’s design.
In an innovative marketing strategy, Nothing released an entertaining video featuring a humanoid robot performing an unboxing of the Phone (3a) Pro. The robot is clearly impressed, showcasing the device in a way that underscores the brand's unique approach to promoting its products!
Experience the Phone (3a) Series like never before with NEO Gamma! @1x_techpic.twitter.com/U7vuinDVR7
— Nothing (@nothing) February 24, 2025
True to Nothing's distinct aesthetic, the Phone (3a) Pro features a transparent back and trademark Glyph lights. The standout characteristic this time around is the significantly enlarged camera module, which presumably accommodates a telephoto lens.
Check out the Phone (3a) Series. pic.twitter.com/02UEwkgROl
— Nothing (@nothing) February 24, 2025
The Phone (3a) Pro is rumored to include a 3x optical zoom and a 60x digital zoom, while the standard model is expected to feature a 2x optical zoom and 30x digital zoom—defining the key differences between the two devices.
Both models are anticipated to support 50W fast charging, reportedly allowing users to charge from 0 to full in just 56 minutes and reach 50% in only 19 minutes. If accurate, Nothing’s offerings could significantly outpace competitors like the Pixel 9a, Galaxy A56, and Galaxy A36 in charging efficiency next month.
For context, the Pixel 9a is expected to boast a modest improvement with 23W wired charging, which, while better than its predecessor, remains far from the speed offered by Nothing.
Nothing has teased features related to a side button, hints seen in recent Geekbench listings. This button may function similarly to the iPhone’s Action Button, enabling users to quickly access personalized shortcuts.
