Nothing Phone 3: All details surfaced
As the highly anticipated launch of the Nothing Phone (3) draws near, new leaks and details are offering a clearer picture of what to expect from the latest device in Nothing’s lineup. Scheduled for release on July 1, the Phone (3) is shaping up to be a substantial upgrade over its predecessor, even if it doesn’t feature a true flagship chipset.
Key Specs and Features
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Display: The Nothing Phone (3) will sport a 6.7-inch 1.5K LTPO OLED display. While the panel size and technology remain similar to the previous generation, users can expect a smooth and power-efficient experience thanks to the LTPO tech.
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Cameras: The rear camera setup receives a significant upgrade with a triple 50MP system, including a periscope lens with 3x optical zoom and an ultrawide shooter. The front camera also gets a boost from 32MP to 50MP, potentially offering sharper selfies—hopefully this time with autofocus.
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Battery & Charging: One of the standout upgrades is the battery capacity, now at 5,150mAh, a notable increase from the previous 4,700mAh. Fast charging also sees a big leap, with 100W wired charging support. Wireless and reverse wireless charging are retained, giving users more flexibility.
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Performance: While the Nothing Phone (3) won’t be powered by a flagship processor, the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 should still provide capable performance for most users.
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Other Features: The device runs Nothing OS 3.5 based on Android 15. It also adds eSIM support and continues to offer NFC for mobile payments. A new LED effect will replace the signature Glyph, introducing a fresh look to the device.
Design and Availability
Leaked images suggest some tweaks to the camera island on the rear, though full details remain blurry for now. With just days to go before the official announcement, excitement is building among fans eager to see Nothing’s latest take on the modern smartphone.
Final Thoughts
With a focus on improved camera hardware, faster charging, and useful software upgrades, the Nothing Phone (3) is set to address some of the shortcomings of its predecessor, particularly the lack of eSIM and slower charging speeds. Stay tuned for the official unveiling on July 1 to get the full rundown on what this new device brings to the table.
