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Nothing Phone (3a): a stolen photo and an imminent release date

Nothing Phone (3a): a stolen photo and an imminent release date

Nothing is giving us a date on March 4, at the same time as the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, ​​to lift the veil on the Nothing Phone (3a). In the meantime, a stolen photo of what could be a prototype of the phone has been shared on the web.

A launch planned for March 4 for the Nothing Phone (3a)

Nothing has made the March 4, 2025 event official by specifying that it will concern the Phone (3a) series. The use of the term "series" suggests that several models could be unveiled, like the previous models that had variations. It is therefore possible that Nothing will present both a standard Phone (3a) and a Plus version. The difference between the Nothing Phone (2a) and the Phone (2a) Plus was not very marked, let's hope that future models do not follow the same path.

A video teaser published by the brand briefly shows a design close to the Phone (2a), with a centered photo module surrounded by three luminous zones, the famous Glyph. Nothing therefore continues to rely on this visual signature to stand out from other smartphones.

A camera block inspired by the Pixel?

A recent leak offers a more detailed look at the Phone (3a), in particular its photo module. The image shared on Twitter/X by the user @saaaanjjjuuu shows a smartphone placed in a shell that hides its overall design, but reveals the camera. We can see two main sensors as well as a third, which could be a telephoto lens.

This photo module is very reminiscent of that of the Pixel 7 Pro, particularly in its layout and general design. However, the final version of the smartphone could still evolve. The Nothing Phone (3a) should focus on essential features such as the camera, screen, processor and design, without being burdened by the refinements of more “premium” models. It remains to be seen whether this new generation will find its audience and stand out in an increasingly competitive market.

Source: 9to5Google

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