After a series of teasers, Nothing has finally confirmed it will launch Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro on March 5th.
Notice the timing? Nothing’s event is just a day after Apple will hold its “Special Experience” showcase on March 4th.
Unsurprisingly, Nothing’s announcement didn’t arrive quietly. CEO Carl Pei shared a playful invite on X, visually riffing on Apple’s minimalist event artwork. The image is altered with bright pink graffiti-style text, swapping out the date for March 5th and stamping the Nothing name front and center.
Meanwhile, Nothing’s official handle confirmed the Phone (4a) series will be announced globally and in India on the same day. While full specifications are still under wraps, leaks and early benchmarks offer some clues.
What to expect from the Nothing Phone (4a) series?
The lineup is expected to include a standard Phone (4a) and a Phone (4a) Pro. Both models are rumored to feature UFS 3.1 storage and slightly larger batteries than their predecessors in the Phone (3a) series.
The vanilla model recently appeared on Geekbench with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 processor. Likewise, both phones are expected to launch in 8GB RAM and 128GB storage configurations.

However, the two phones might differ in terms of colors. The standard model is expected to come in Black and White, while the Pro will swap White for a Silver finish.
Pei has also hinted that the Phone (4a) series will push closer to flagship territory in areas like materials, display, camera, and overall build quality. According to him, the company is focusing less on chasing specs and more on refining design and user experience.
In addition to the new phones, Nothing has confirmed it will unveil the Nothing Headphone (a). The latter is an affordable follow-up to last year’s Nothing Headphone (1).
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