Nothing Phone (3a) Pro design revealed; here’s how it looks, what to expect

Nothing is set to launch the Nothing Phone (3a) series next month. Ahead of its launch, the brand has revealed the design of what’s believed to be the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro. The device features a revamped design, an unconventional camera system, and an updated Glyph setup. Here’s everything you need to know about the series.

Nothing Phone (3a) Pro design and camera details

Nothing hasn’t just revealed the back design of the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, rather it has also unboxed the device on camera with the help of Norwegian firm 1X’s NEO Gamma humanoid robot. While we didn’t get to see all the box contents, we saw grey and dark grey/black colour options.

The launch poster of the series also showcases the entire back panel of the phone, and a video posted by the brand shows the making of the design. The Phone (3a) Pro will feature a new design, boasting an unconventional camera island. The island features not one or two, but three cameras on the rear, making it the first Nothing phone with triple cameras.

The setup showcases a main camera, an ultra-wide sensor, and a periscope sensor. Nothing revealed that the main camera will be a 50MP sensor, followed by an 8MP ultra-wide unit, and a 50MP Sony periscope sensor. Both the main and the periscope sensors will have OIS support for smooth footage.

Apart from this, the Glyph interface this time is a three-piece setup, covering some parts of the camera island. Overall, the device has maintained the transparent design like its predecessors.

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The Nothing Phone (3a) Pro will launch alongside the standard Nothing Phone (3a) on March 4. The duo is expected to feature a high refresh rate AMOLED display and a Snapdragon processor.

Expect a big battery with support for fast charging technology. As per TUV SUD PSB certification, both models will have 50W fast charging support.

That’s all we know so far about the Nothing Phone (3a) series. Based on the above details, what do you think about Nothing’s upcoming phones? Do let us know in the comments below.