Expected to launch in India by January 2026, earlier than last year’s release.
Likely to feature a 6.77-inch AMOLED 120Hz display with Snapdragon 7 or 8s Gen 3 chip.
Could debut at around Rs 35,000, with design updates and improved battery/charging.
Soon after launching the Phone 3 globally, the leaks suggest that Nothing is preparing for its next launch. The upcoming device, expected to launch as the Nothing Phone 4a Pro, has reportedly surfaced on the IMEI certification database. According to Smartprix report, the listing has revealed the handset with model number A069P, while another variant- likely the standard Nothing Phone 4, could carry the model number A069.
SurveyWhile most of the details remain under wraps, here is everything that we know about the Phone 4a Pro, including launch timeline, specifications, and more.
Nothing Phone 4a series launch timeline
The Nothing Phone 4a series may launch in India and other countries early next year. While the exact Nothing Phone 4a Pro release date remains under wraps, the reports suggest it could launch in January, slightly earlier than the March release last year.
Nothing Phone 4a Pro India price expectations
According to the reports, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro is said to be priced at around Rs 35,000. To recall, the Nothing Phone 3a Pro was introduced with a starting price of Rs 29,999.
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Nothing Phone 4a Pro specifications
Nothing Phone 4a Pro may offer a refreshed and unique design with glyph interface and semi-transparent design. As per the reports, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro could debut with 6.77-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, much like last year. The device may come powered either by the Snapdragon 7 series or possibly the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. The battery and fast charging support may also see an upgrade. It may run on Nothing OS 4 out of the box.
For photography, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro may retain a dual camera setup. However, the sensors and other specifics remain under the wraps.
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