Nothing Phone (2a). | Image credit – PhoneArena
Nothing, the innovative London-based tech company founded by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, continues to push the boundaries with its distinct aesthetic in the smartphone market. As anticipation builds for the upcoming release of their Phone (3a) series, the company has unveiled an exciting new detail: the design of the standard Phone (3a). Following last week's reveal of the Pro model, the spotlight now shifts to the regular version, which boasts a refined design and an intriguing camera upgrade.
The Phone (3a) in white (first image) alongside the Pro model (second image). | Image credit – Nothing
The Phone (3a) maintains a design language similar to its predecessor, the Phone (2a), illustrated in the cover image. However, a notable enhancement is the addition of a telephoto camera nestled within a more compact camera module at the back.
Additionally, Nothing has hinted at a powerful chipset that is supported by a recent Geekbench listing, promising solid performance. The devices are expected to feature impressive fast charging capabilities, achieving 50% charge in just 19 minutes and a full charge in approximately 56 minutes. Also featured in the design is an element teased previously, potentially linked to an AI assistant that could debut with the Phone (3a). While official details are still emerging, the excitement is palpable.
As competition heats up in the mid-range market, with releases from Apple (iPhone 16e), Google (Pixel 9a), and Samsung (Galaxy A56 and A36) lined up for March, Nothing aims to carve out its niche. If it retains the $349 price point of the Phone (2a), the upgrades in design and functionality may significantly tilt the scale in its favor against its rivals.
