Freshly leaked renders of the highly anticipated Nothing Phone (2a) have surfaced, providing an enticing glimpse into what could be Nothing’s most affordable smartphone yet. Scheduled for an official unveiling on March 5, the Phone (2a) has been the subject of much speculation and anticipation among tech enthusiasts. These new renders showcase the device in two striking color options: gray/black and white, staying true to Nothing’s signature style of offering contrasting hues for its devices.
The standout feature of the Phone (2a) is its distinctive dual-camera setup on the rear, which lends the device a unique aesthetic appeal. Additionally, the renders reveal the presence of three Glyph LEDs, adding a touch of sophistication to the design. Interestingly, the absence of wireless charging, a departure from its predecessors, is evident, with no visible round coil akin to the Nothing Phone (1) and Nothing Phone (2).
Despite the slightly obscured view of the screen, it’s evident that the Phone (2a) boasts minimal bezels, maintaining Nothing’s commitment to sleek design. Notably, the bezels appear symmetrical, a characteristic feature synonymous with Nothing’s design ethos. On the white variant of the phone, the power and volume buttons stand out with a contrasting color scheme, reminiscent of a subtle panda motif.
Under the hood, Nothing has confirmed that the Phone (2a) will be powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 7200 Pro SoC, a customized version tailored specifically for Nothing’s requirements. According to previous rumors, the device will be available in two variants: an 8GB RAM/128GB storage option priced at €349 and a 12GB RAM/256GB storage variant priced at €399.
As the anticipation builds towards its official launch, the Nothing Phone (2a) continues to garner attention for its blend of style, performance, and affordability.
