The Nothing Phone (3a) series is officially launching today at 3.30 PM IST. The smartphone's design and chipset were confirmed at MWC 2025.

Nothing is all set to unveil its latest midrange smartphone lineup, the Nothing Phone 3a series, in both India and global markets today. This new lineup follows the Phone 2a series, which previously introduced a Plus variant instead of a Pro model.

Pro are set to debut on March 4. But ahead of the launch, Nothing has given fans one last glimpse of the devices. Showcased at Qualcomm’s booth at MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Spain, the phones confirmed their design and highlighted their Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset,

The Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro will be officially announced on March 4, but there won't be much left to reveal. Not only has Nothing teased the phones a few times, there's also a new video highlighting the Nothing Phone 3a Pro's design.

Nothing Phone 3a series is all set to launch in India. Ahead of the launch, the Nothing Phone 2a is available for under Rs 19,000 on Amazon.

According to a report from Smartprix, the Nothing Phone (3a) will start at Rs. 24,999 for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. The 8GB RAM + 256GB storage model will be priced at Rs. 26,999, while the 12GB RAM + 256GB version is expected to cost Rs. 28,999.

The new Phone 3a series smartphone continues the design language of the Phone 2a with a centrally aligned horizontal camera bar

New smartphones are being launched in March. Samsung and Xiaomi are releasing their new smartphones today, while Vivo and Poco will also launch new models this month.

Nothing showed off its upcoming mid-range devices the Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro at the MWC, just a day before launch. The phones were showcased in a glass box, in white and grey colorways. Both variations of the phone are said to come with improved specs and packed with Nothing's AI.

The latest Nothing phone ramps up the brand's ambitions with a standard version and a Pro version. The Nothing Phone (3a) Pro punches well above its weight.

Nothing has never really conformed to standards in the phone industry. The Nothing Phone (1) was something widely different, and that’s what excited people about it. The successor to that device was the same but still different in its own internal way.