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Nothing Phone 3 is about to launch on July 1 and already users know that it’s integrating Snapdragon 8s Gen 4.
The price range of these models aren’t yet revealed, but rumors suggest it can be a strong competitor in the mid-range smartphone market.
Nothing Phone 3’s camera quality is rumored to be the best among the mid-range Nothing smartphone lineup.
Nothing is all set to launch its first true flagship model, Nothing Phone 3, on July 1, 2025. The closer the launch date comes, the more smartphone enthusiasts are getting curious about its specifications. Ahead of the official launch, this flagship model is confirmed to have a Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor.
The processor selection hints at a strategic balance of performance and efficiency. Aside from that, the leaked images of the phone show a triple rear camera unit with a periscope telephoto shooter. So, if you are confused about whether to go for this model, here’s a deep dive to see what to expect from the smartphone.
Nothing has officially confirmed that the upcoming model is integrating Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC. During the press release, the company executives claimed it's the most advanced processor used in a Nothing Phone to date. CEO of Nothing, Carl Pei, claimed that this chipset will improve the CPU performance of the phone by 36% compared to Nothing Phone 2’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset.
Further, co-founder Akis Evangelidis emphasized that it’s not only about percentages and numbers, but it’s about speed, efficiency, and delivering a snappier feeling during daily use. The Snapdragon isn’t the fastest chip on the market, but it aligns perfectly with Nothing’s vision of offering users seamless performance, extended battery life, and robust AI. The best part is these features are combined with an affordable price range, as per the rumors.
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While purchasing smartphones, the processor matters, but there are other features that users consider as well. The appearance and camera setup of a phone come toward the top of this list. Nothing Phone 3 is expected to bring a more impressive design with a 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED display and up to a 120 Hz refresh rate. Aside from that, it’s rumored to have a transparent back panel to maintain the signature aesthetic style of Nothing.
The next important thing that users look for in a phone is camera quality. At this point, no official news about the camera is revealed, but leaks suggest a triple-camera setup. As per the rumors, it will come with a 50MP primary sensor with OIS, an ultrawide, and a periscope telephoto lens. This marks a clear leap from mid-range Nothing models in camera quality.
Nothing Phone 3 is surrounded by rumors. A set of rumors indicates this flagship model to include advanced AI integrations, including the “Essential Space” feature. Leakers expect that it will be tied to a physical Essential Key, which was seen in the 3a series.
Finally, the company has promised to provide seven years of software updates and five years of security patches. This is the longest support period a company has ever promised to their users. Prices of the Nothing Phone 3 aren’t yet revealed, but rumors suggest it will start somewhere around US$799 for 12GB RAM and 256GB storage and US$899 for 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. For Indian users, the range may drop because of the local price adjustment.
Nothing Phone 3 is a strategic shift in Nothing’s smartphone lineup. This model will be launched with all the impressive features, including a modern chipset, top-class display, quality cameras, and seven-year software support. The best thing is, all these are expected to wrap in a bold and fresh design. Integrating Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, Nothing has created a balance between raw power, efficiency, and user value to deliver a polished experience.
The model is scheduled to be launched on July 1, 2025. If the company executes everything properly, this smartphone model will establish Nothing as one of the toughest contenders in the global smartphone market, with a competitive price, elevated design, and support.
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