New leaks have offered a first look at what to expect from the next mid-range lineup from Nothing. According to recent information circulating online, Nothing is preparing two upcoming phones called the Nothing Phone (4a) and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, along with a set of more affordable headphones dubbed Nothing Headphone (a).
Nothing Phone (4a) series and Headphone (a) leaks
These leaks come ahead of any official announcement and paint a clearer picture of the specs, pricing, and features that the brand might bring in 2026.
The leaks point out that Nothing could use different processors for the two phones. The standard Phone (4a) may feature a Snapdragon 7s series chip, while the Phone (4a) Pro will likely come with a more powerful Snapdragon 7 series processor. This marks a step up from the previous Phone (3a) lineup that used Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chips.
Memory and storage options are said to include a configuration with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage for both models. Only the Pro version is tipped to get support for eSIM, which could be an attractive feature for users who like flexible carrier options. Both phones are expected to come in a range of colors including blue, pink, white, and black.
Early price leaks suggest that the Phone (4a) could cost around 475 USD (₱28,000*) for the 12 GB + 256 GB variant. The Phone (4a) Pro may sit higher at about 540 USD (₱31,900*) for the same memory configuration. These prices are significantly higher than last year’s Phone (3a) and 3a Pro models, hinting at a shift in how Nothing positions its mid-range devices.
In addition to the phones, Nothing may also launch Nothing Headphone (a) alongside the 4a series. These new headphones appear to be a more affordable version of the existing Nothing Headphone (1), featuring a plastic build instead of premium materials. They are expected to arrive in several color choices including pink, yellow, white, and black for a more playful look.
Nothing has not yet confirmed any of this information, including launch dates or final specifications. Based on past patterns, fans and tech watchers expect the new phones and accessories to appear in early 2026, possibly around the first quarter of the year, which could place them on shelves a few months before many flagship releases from other brands.
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