A new generation of Nothing phone featuring ample 12GB RAM and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC should hit the market soon! Catch the detailed Nothing Phone (2a) specs below!

Nothing Phone (2a) specs

Nothing is rumored to be in the works for a new smartphone that will be more inexpensive than the Phone (2). The phone is known as the Nothing Phone (2a), and it has been discovered on BIS with its design and display details leaked. It appears that the Nothing Phone (2a) will be released shortly. Another tipter, Ishan Yadav, has joined the rumor, claiming that the introduction of the Nothing Phone (2a) isn’t far away. Nothing Phone (2a) was just leaked online, revealing its design.

The Glyph interface is retained, and the device is designed similarly to the Nothing Phone (1). It looks to have a boxy chassis with rounded sides as well. However, the final design may differ. Let’s check it out! Optics-wise, the Nothing Phone (2a) cameras feature dual lenses at the back setup in the optics department. It consists of 48MP primary lens + 12MP ultrawide sensor on the rear and a 32MP selfie shooter.

Besides, the Nothing phone (2a) should be available in two options for color design – White and Black. Concerning the display, Nothing phone (2a) specs flaunt a 6.7-inch AMOLED with a 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Keep reading to know the software and battery! In detail, the Nothing phone (2a) devices run on Android 13 as the operating system. On the other side, the Nothing phone (2a) handset gets power from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset. For storage, the Nothing phone (2a) phone offers 128GB/ 8GB RAM, 256GB/ 8GB RAM, and 256GB/ 12GB RAM (no card slot). Lastly, the Nothing phone (2a) smartphone houses a 4500mAh battery cell and supports 65W fast charging.

Nothing phone (2a) release date and price

The Nothing phone (2a) release date should fall in the upcoming months. Besides, the Nothing phone (2a) price should be around $299 ~ Rs. 24,928. What do you think about this upcoming Nothing phone (2a) handset? Don’t forget to leave us a comment on your opinions!