Nothing is preparing to unveil its latest budget phones. CEO Carl Pei recently announced a launch event for March 5th. Although the company hasn’t revealed any official details, leaks suggest that the Nothing Phone 4a and Nothing Phone 4a Pro are on the market. The new models are said to build on last year’s Phone 3a series and feature improved chipsets, improved durability and faster wired charging. Now a new leak has revealed the key specifications and prices for both models.
The leaked information comes from tipster Billbil-kun, who shared details about Nothing’s upcoming Headphone (a) earlier this month. The leaker claims that the standard Nothing Phone 4a will bring several improvements over its predecessor, including a triple 50MP camera setup that covers focal lengths from 0.6x ultrawide to 70x ultrazoom. It will also feature a 32MP front camera and retain Nothing’s iconic transparent design, but with more organic curves and a Glyph Bar composed of 63 mini-LEDs.
The Phone 4a is also said to have a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a larger battery and support for 50W wired fast charging. The Phone 4a Pro will reportedly go one step further, offering up to 140x zoom, a 50MP Sony main camera with OIS, and an aluminum unibody chassis for better heat dissipation. It will also feature a Glyph Matrix display and a larger 6.83-inch AMOLED screen with a 144Hz refresh rate.
The upgrade may have a higher price
In terms of price, both models are likely to cost more than their predecessors. The 8GB/128GB variant of the Phone 4a could start at €389 (~$460), while the 12GB/256GB model is expected to cost €429 (~$510). The Pro model is said to cost 479 euros (~$565) for the 8GB/128GB variant, while the high-end 12GB/256GB model is said to cost 549 euros (~$593).
The tipster adds that after the March 5 launch event, the Nothing Phone 4a could go on sale alongside the budget Headphone a on March 12, while the Phone 4a Pro could follow later on March 26.
