Nothing Phone 3 launch in India on July 1: Expected price, specifications and more
is set to launch in India on July 1, nearly two years after its predecessor, the Nothing Phone 2. While Nothing has maintained its signature secrecy, weeks of leaks and teasers in the run-up to the launch have provided a picture of what to expect from the new smartphone.
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Apart from design, the company has also teased upgrades in performance and practical features. The most notable enhancements are expected in the camera department.
Nothing Phone 3 expected specs
The Nothing Phone 3 may come with a 6.7-inch LTPO OLED display. It will get Glyph lights but they are rumoured to bea lot different from its predecessor.
The Nothing Phone 3 will come with the
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4
SoC, a substantial upgrade from the Snapdragon 778G SoC in the Phone 2.
While not Qualcomm's absolute top-tier chip, the 8s Gen 4 is part of the flagship series. The company is also expected to offer multiple RAM and storage combination options.
Coming to the camera, the setup is officially confirmed to include a 50MP periscope telephoto camera, marking the first time a Nothing phone will feature a dedicated zoom lens, offering up to 3x optical zoom. The company may also offer a 50MP main and 50MP ultra-wide cameras – an upgrade from the Phone 2's dual-camera arrangement.
Speaking of battery, the Phone 3 is rumoured to pack a 5,150mAh battery – an upgrade from the Phone 2's 4,700mAh cell.
Nothing Phone 3 expected price
Competing devices like iQOO Neo 10 and Poco F7 with the same chip have been launched under Rs 35,000. It remains to be seen how Nothing positions its new offering.
is also expected to launch the
Nothing Headphones 1
. These audio devices were recently leaked in White and Black colour options, sporting the Nothing device language.
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