The much-anticipated Nothing Phone (3a) has officially launched, and with it comes a refreshing approach to the mid-range smartphone market. Debuting alongside its sibling, the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, this device not only enhances performance but also maintains a unique aesthetic that sets it apart from its competitors. Packed with innovative features and a distinctive design, the Nothing Phone (3a) is poised to intrigue tech enthusiasts and everyday users alike.
What's Included in the Nothing Phone (3a Box
- Nothing Phone (3a)
- Nothing Cable (C-C) 100cm
- Pre-applied Phone (3a) screen protector
- SIM tray ejector tool
- Safety information and warranty card
Display and Design: Bold and Impressive
Dimensions Comparison: Nothing Phone (3a) vs (2a)
- Dimensions: 6.44 x 3.05 x 0.33 inches (162.74 x 76.32 x 8.55 mm) compared to Phone (2a): 6.41 x 3.00 x 0.34 inches
- Weight: 7.09 oz (201g) vs 6.70 oz (190g)
Equipped with a stunning 6.77-inch Full HD+ (1080 x 2392) AMOLED display, the Phone (3a) includes a 120Hz refresh rate and a 480Hz touch sampling rate, ensuring exceptional smoothness in visual performance.
Camera System: A Welcome Triple Camera Upgrade
Powerful Processing with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 7s Gen 3
Battery and Charging Features
- 5,000mAh battery capacity
- 50W fast charging support
- Voice call duration: up to 44.67 hours
- Music playback: 21.92 hours
- YouTube viewing: 25.85 hours
- Instagram usage: 24.14 hours
- Gaming: 10.89 hours
Software Experience: Nothing OS 3.1
Running on Android 15, the Nothing Phone (3a) promises 3 years of software updates and 4 years of security patches, featuring a new array of animations, icons, and sounds.
- Camera Capture: Seamlessly send photos to Essential Space for future access.
- Smart Collections: Automatically organizes images, clips, and text for convenience.
Pricing and Availability
- 8GB/128GB: £329 / €329 / ₹24,999
- 8GB/256GB: ₹26,999
- 12GB/256GB: $379 / £379 / €379
Competitive Landscape
The Nothing Phone (3a) enters a crowded mid-range market with strong competitors. Among them, the recently announced Galaxy A56, featuring a robust Exynos 1800 processor and versatile camera setup. Emerging competitor Pixel 9a is expected soon with Google's latest developments, while the slightly pricier iPhone 16e, boasting Apple's A18 chip, also presents a competitive alternative.
