Nothing Phone (2a) India pricing, specs tipped before March 5th launch
Highlights
- Nothing Phone (2a) is launching globally early next month.
- Ahead of the launch, its specs and price have leaked online.
- Here's what to expect from the upcoming Nothing Phone (2a).
Nothing Phone (2a) has been quite the buzz lately with its leaked render turning out to be fake, and the March 5th launch date is finally out. Nothing has teased the Phone (2a) to be a more affordable offering than the Phone (2) but with most of its best features. Now a new leak gives us an idea on what to expect from the Nothing Phone (2a). The latest leak reveals the spec sheet, and even the possible pricing for the new Nothing phone.
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Nothing Phone (2a) specs leaked
- Nothing Phone (2a) specs have been leaked by tipster Yogesh Brar who shared the details on X.
- According to this leak, the Phone (2a) will feature a 6.7-inch FHD+ OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
- The smartphone will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Ultra processor.
- In the camera department, the Nothing Phone (2a) will house a 50MP primary camera, and a 50MP ultra-wide angle lens at the back. For selfies, we'll get a 32MP front camera.
- On the software front, it will most likely run Nothing OS 2.5 based on Android 14.
- The smartphone is also tipped to come with 45W fast charging support.
Nothing Phone (2a) price tipped
Nothing Phone (2a) is tipped to cost around Rs 30,000 in India. This would make the device around Rs 6,000 lesser than the flagship Nothing Phone (2), which currently starts at Rs 36,000 in India. In a video shared on the Nothing YouTube channel yesterday, co-founder Carl Pei hints the Phone (2a) will be cheaper than Phone (1). The latter launched at a starting price of Rs 32,999 in 2022.
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Nothing Phone (2a)'s design is also one key thing to look out for. Possible design sketches shared officially show a centrally placed rear camera module, and a redesigned Glyph Interface. Nothing Phone (2a) is also said to continue with the transparent design so we should be seeing a similar but more toned-down look than the flagships.