Nothing Phone 3 Battery And Charging Details Leaked: What You Can Expect
Nothing Phone 3 launch is getting closer and the leaks are making it easy to see what the new flagship device will offer.
Nothing Phone 3 details are getting clear as day with every leak and with the official launch next week, we have more specs revealed through various sources. Earlier this week, we talked about the rumoured Phone 3 specs which includes the display size, camera setup and the battery size. But now we have more certifications that share accurate details about the new Nothing flagship phone.
The FCC filing has been mentioned in this report, which has details about the Nothing Phone 3 specs like battery, its charging speed and even the model number which the company has revealed itself. The Phone 3 is said to pack a 5,150mAh battery which is just marginally bigger than what you get with the Phone 3a series and even just 300mAh bigger than the Phone 2 model from the company.
Going by these numbers, it feels like Nothing is unlikely to adopt the silicon carbide tech for its battery, something that would have made it possible to fit a 6,000mAh unit like the OnePlus 13, in a sleek body.
The display is being tipped to be flat like most of the phones launched in 2025. The leak via Gadget Bits earlier claims the new model will get a 6.7-inch OLED LTPO display with 1.5K resolution. He also says the Phone 3 will offer a triple camera system that includes a trio of 50MP wide, 3x periscope telephoto and an ultra-wide lens. The previous battery details from the tipster suggested Nothing could support 100W charging speed but that seems unlikely with the latest updates.
Nothing CEO Carl Pei has hinted at a starting price of EUR 800 for the Phone 3 but that does not mean we will see the device launch at the said range. In fact, using the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset means the company will have to realign their strategy, especially in markets like India, where you have the Poco F7 and the iQOO Neo 10 available for under Rs 35K with the same hardware.
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