The Nothing Phone 3A and 3A Pro have leaked in new images and videos that show off the two phones’ designs and detail the key specs. So far, the two phones appear to be almost identical, with only two camera changes — and slightly different rear camera designs — to pull them apart.

Following an official (and controversial) tease on the company's YouTube channel and an overnight leak with renders of both phones, promo videos for both the Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro have popped up on social media.

We learned recently that Nothing intends to launch a new smartphone on March 4, the Nothing Phone 3a. However, it’s also been rumored that we might get two phones in March, the 3a and the Nothing Phone 3a Pro.

From a leak earlier this week, we already knew that Nothing is set to launch two phones next month, believed the be the regular Nothing Phone 3a and a Pro version with an improved camera setup. But now a report from Android Headlines not only plugs the few spec gaps that were left to fill, but provides renders of both handsets.

Nothing is gearing up for Phone 3a and 3a Pro launch on March 4. Ahead of the launch, both handsets appear in renders.

The Nothing Phone 3a series is a few weeks away from its launch, and newly leaked renders give us a look at the phone designs.

This is the Nothing Phone 3a series, which consists of the Nothing 3a and the Nothing Phone 3a Pro. This isn’t the first time we’ve heard of Nothing’s upcoming Android phones, however, it is the first time the design has leaked completely.

Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro will debut at MWC 2025 with a unique triple-rear camera setup. Leaked renders showcase their transparent back design with Glyph lights and a larger camera module for the telephoto lens.

The Nothing Phone (3a) series is set to launch on March 4, featuring models likely to be priced at EUR 349 and EUR 399. The Pro variant is rumored to cost EUR 479. Key features could include a 5,000mAh battery,

Nothing Phone 3a will launch on March 4 with a Snapdragon chip, a 50MP triple camera, and a 120Hz AMOLED display.