Nothing Phone 3 coming in July: Here's what we know so far about the flagship phone
Last week, Nothing, on its official X handle, confirmed that the Phone 3 will be coming sometime in July. The company's first-ever premium phone, said to offer a flagship experience, will most likely be powered by Qualcomm's newest flagship chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Elite.
And while nothing is certain at the moment, several leaks and rumours in the last few days have hinted that the Nothing Phone 3 will look different from the company's existing smartphone lineup. From design to price, here's everything we know so far about the Nothing Phone 3.
On Thursday, May 29, Nothing shared a post on X saying that it has 'killed the Glyph interface.' This might mean that the Nothing Phone 3 may not feature the company's iconic Glyph interface and introduce a new design language that looks different from its existing offerings. Following the post, the company also shared a close-up shot of the Nothing Phone 3, and while it doesn't show much, the Phone 3 looks like it will fit right in with Nothing's quirky design approach.
It's all in the details. Phone (3).
Coming this July. pic.twitter.com/hYbg0AdxdF
— Nothing India (@nothingindia) May 27, 2025
On the hardware front, the Nothing Phone 3 is expected to sport the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, Qualcomm's fastest chipset to date. According to Smartprix, the smartphone was recently spotted on the GSM database and has been reportedly certified by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) bearing the model number 'A024'.
Several leaks and rumours have also hinted that the Nothing Phone 3 will sport a 120Hz 6.77-inch AMOLED screen with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits. Speculations also suggest that the phone will offer up to 12GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. All of this may be backed by a 5,000mAh battery that supports 50W wired and 20W wireless charging. However, since nothing is certain at the moment, the company might opt to go with Silicon Carbon battery technology.
The back of the Nothing Phone 3 is said to feature a triple camera setup that consists of a 50MP primary lens, but there are no details about its ultrawide and telephoto sensors. As for the software, the upcoming smartphone will most likely run on Nothing OS based on Android 16 out of the box, but rumour has it that the Nothing Phone 3 will come with Android 15.
Carl Pei has also said that the Nothing Phone (3) will be made from 'premium materials' and have 'software that really levels things up.' As for the price, Pei has confirmed that their upcoming flagship will be priced somewhere around 800 pounds, which means the phone will cost somewhere around Rs 90,000, but it won't be surprising to see the top variant crossing the Rs 1 lakh price tag.
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