Like last year’s Nothing Phone 3A and 3A Pro, the 4A and 4A Pro are both mid-rangers in spirit, but the Pro isn’t a phone with slightly stronger specs. Instead, it has a completely different design and some unique features that are new to the brand.
Starting with the Nothing Phone 4a, which we saw (in abundance) at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, it features a 6.78-inch, 120Hz, AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chip, 8/12GB of RAM, and 128/256GB of storage. On the back, there’s a triple camera system with a 50-megapixel main camera, a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera with 3.5x optical zoom and an ultrawide camera (for some reason, the company doesn’t give details about it), on the front there’s a 32-megapixel selfie camera.
It’s not a very hot pink color, but it is pink: Nothing Phone 4A.
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It has a 5,080mAh battery with 50W charging, and comes in pink, white, black, and blue. On the back, there’s a vertical glyph bar, a nothing-specific feature that could signal an incoming call or text, a progress bar tracking stuff like food delivery, or a battery charge indicator.
The Nothing Phone 4a will start at around 350 euros in Europe; It will not be available in the US
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The Nothing Phone 4A Pro has the same battery, memory and storage sizes. But it has a slightly larger display (6.83 inches), a more advanced chip (Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4), and a more powerful camera system, including a larger sensor on the main camera (again, we don’t know the specifications for the ultrawide, but it appears to be the same as the Nothing Phone 4A).
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The design of Nothing Phone 4A Pro is also quite different. Instead of a plastic chassis, it has a metal unibody, which presumably allowed Nothing to reduce its thickness to 7.95 mm (making it the thinnest Nothing phone to date). It has a different camera arrangement on the back, and instead of bars there is a Glyph Matrix, a circular arrangement of 137 mini-LEDs that is now basically a small display on the back of the phone. This isn’t new: we’ve seen it on last year’s flagship, the Nothing Phone 3, but it’s nice to see the company bringing it to its mid-range phones.
It’s easy to narrow a phone down to a list of specifications, but what makes both of these phones stand out from the crowd is their semi-naked design. Not only is it different from anything else on the market, but it also changes completely from one Nothing iteration to the next.
The Nothing Phone 4A Pro comes in pink, silver and black colours.
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Nothing Phone 4A Pro will be available in black, silver and pink colors.
As far as pricing goes, the Nothing Phone 4A Pro will start at $499, and unlike its sibling, it will actually arrive in the US in late March.
Finally, the company also launched new over-ear headphones with unreal battery life.
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