Nothing Phone 2a is expected to be an affordable device from the company and it will be eyeing a competitive segment for buyers.

Summary of Nothing Phone 2a Launch in India: Price, Features, and All the Details We Have

Nothing Phone 2a updates are coming in plenty and fast in the last few days, since the release date is less than a week away. Nothing has launched the Phone 1 and Phone 2, but both the devices are aimed at the premium segment (Rs 35,000 and above), but the Phone 2a is looking for a more competitive space with plenty of options.

The design of the Phone 2a was recently revealed in a teaser that confirmed some of the device’s features and also the chipset that will power the new Nothing Phone. The Nothing Phone 2a will also launch in India next week, and here’s a quick rundown of everything we expect from the Phone 2a, including its price, features and more.

Nothing Phone 2a India Release

The Nothing Phone 2a will be launched in India and other markets on March 5 and the company plans to live stream the event online for viewers. You can head over to Nothing’s YouTube page on release day to watch the event.

None Phone 2a expected price in India and features

Nothing on the Phone 2a is expected to feature an AMOLED display with the high refresh rate that has become the norm in the market. It’s confirmed to get the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro chipset, and we expect the Phone 2a to come with a 12GB RAM variant.

The company should bring the device with the popular Nothing OS, which could make it one of its best UI experiences. The Phone 2a teaser suggests that the device will have dual rear cameras, but the good news is that unlike the first leaks, the Phone 2a will have a Glyph LED interface.

We hope the phone has a big battery that supports at least 45W charging speed, if not more. Now, when it comes to the price of the Phone 2a in India, leaks have suggested that nothing could be aggressive if the device is priced under Rs 30,000 and that makes sense because anything higher that puts it on par with the Phone 1 and with Phone 2. the brand certainly does not want. We can’t wait to see how Nothing Plans lands this product and if it has the tools to succeed.