Nothing Phone 4b design officially confirmed: Expected specs, price and key details revealed

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Nothing Phone 4b design has been officially teased with a new camera layout and fresh rear look.

The phone is expected to feature a 120Hz display, Snapdragon chipset, and a large battery.

It will launch in India on July 7 and could be priced under Rs 30,000.

Nothing Phone 4b design officially confirmed: Expected specs, price and key details revealed

Nothing has recently confirmed that they’ll be expanding their budget smartphone market in India with the launch of the Nothing Phone 4b. The device will be a successor to the current Nothing Phone 4a series, which gained good success in the market. Although Nothing has remained silent about the device, several leaks and rumours have revealed key details about what users can expect. While the specifications are still unknown, the company recently shared a teaser video showcasing the design of the upcoming smartphone. The teaser shared by the company offers a clear look at the device and hints at its overall appearance. Here is everything we know so far about the much-anticipated Nothing Phone 4b.

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Nothing Phone 4b: Design (Confirmed)

Nothing recently uploaded a video on its official X account, teasing the design of the upcoming Nothing Phone 4b. The brand has redesigned the camera module compared to the Phone 4a series. The new device features a vertical camera setup on the left side, replacing the horizontal camera layout seen in the centre of previous models.

The company continues to focus on innovation. The flashlight has also received a new design. Instead of the usual circular layout, it now appears as a vertical bar with four small square lights and a fifth orange light. The camera bump is still present and appears to be quite large based on the teaser video. Visible screws on the camera bump reflect Nothing’s signature design philosophy.

The power button and volume controls are located on one side of the device. A small additional button can be seen on the opposite side, which is expected to be used for changing device modes. The rear panel has a clean and minimal design that looks aesthetically pleasing.

Furthermore, the video also shows that the smartphone will come with a punch-hole camera at the front.

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Nothing Phone 4b: Specs (Expected)

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According to the current leaks, the smartphone will come with a 6.77-inch AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. Along with that, the device is expected to draw its power from the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset paired with an Adreno 810 GPU under the hood. It’s also expected to sport 8GB of RAM with up to 256GB of UFS 3.1 internal storage.

On the camera front, the device is anticipated to feature a 50MP main camera and 8MP ultrawide lens at the rear end of the device. Along with that, it will also sport a front-facing punch-hole camera that is expected to be a 32MP sensor. It’s also rumoured to come packed with over 5,000 mAh of battery supported by a 45W charger.

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Nothing Phone 4b: Launch date

The Nothing Phone 4b will launch on July 7, 2026, at 3:30 PM IST. The device will be available for purchase through Nothing’s official website, Flipkart, Nothing retail stores, and other authorised retailers.

Nothing Phone 4b: India price (Expected)

Early reports claim that the smartphone will be priced between Rs 25,000 and Rs 30,000. However, these are just speculations, and the original pricing will only be revealed at the time of launch and may differ from the expected pricing.

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