Nothing announces exact date and time for the Phone (3) unveiling
Nothing has been slowly ramping up its teaser campaign for the upcoming Phone (3), which will be its first-ever proper flagship smartphone. Regarding its announcement, we first heard that it's coming in the third quarter (between July and September), then the company narrowed it down to July, and today it's finally revealed the exact date and time for the grand unveiling.
So, the Nothing Phone (3) will be made official on July 1 at 6 PM London time, which is going to be 10 AM in Los Angeles, 1 PM in New York, 7 PM in Central Europe, and 10:30 PM in India.
Come to Play.
Phone (3). 1 July, 18:00 BST. pic.twitter.com/9afIpKao1s — Nothing (@nothing) June 3, 2025
Nothing showed us our first tiny glimpse of the phone recently, and it's also confirmed that the Phone (3) won't have the Glyph LED interface on its back like all other Nothing phones so far. However, the teaser associated with the date reveal confirms the fact that this will be upgraded to a dot-matrix display, which will definitely be even more customizable than the Glyphs ever could be.
Yesterday, a leak told us the Phone (3) would start at $799 with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, strongly implying a full launch in the US for the first time for the brand, and would go up to $899 with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. It's unclear if the Nothing Headphone (1) over-ear headphones will be announced on July 1 alongside the phone, but they are also coming - in September, apparently - for $299.
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