We’re just a few weeks away from Nothing’s confirmed launch date of March 4th, but new information is still being uncovered. This time, with regards to what phones will be launched.
Power in Perspective. 4 March 10:00 GMT. pic.twitter.com/D10WiYwov0
— Nothing (@nothing) January 27, 2025
New leaks have corroborated the information that Nothing will launch two phones, the Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro. However, the news does come with a disappointing caveat, which is that the two phones will differ only in camera performance.
Does Pro mean more better?
According to previously leaked information, both devices will feature a 120Hz 6.72-inch AMOLED display, powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor. The phones will also sport a 5,000 mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging. Additionally, both will also come with an IP64 dust and water resistance.
Staying true to Nothing’s design language, the Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro will continue to feature the transparent polycarbonate back with the glyph lighting that Nothing has been known for. As for the price, expect the price of the Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro to target the mid-range segment, just as the current (2a) did.
Most of the specs are still up for debate, as Nothing has kept mum on some key pieces of information about the device. However, Nothing’s CEO, Carl Pei, has teased a few things in several posts.
One of which is the departure from the Mediatek processors that the current phone (2a) uses in favor of Snapdragon. Another is the rear camera layout, which Nothing teased in a short clip, which revealed the triple camera setup.
Phone (3a) Series. Power in perspective.
— Nothing (@nothing) January 30, 2025
4 March 10 AM GMT. pic.twitter.com/auesJycJQy
As previously mentioned, the only thing that the Pro differs from the standard version is the use of a better 3x optical zoom telephoto camera as opposed to the standard version’s 2x telephoto camera.
If the rumors are true, Nothing’s use of the “Pro” moniker is quite disappointing because it doesn’t differ significantly from the standard version.
How ‘bout you? Do you think the “Pro” moniker was worth
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