Nothing 3a Pro

Here are the detailed specifications for the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, based on the latest information:

Technical Specifications

Release & Pricing

• Announced in March 2025, with availability beginning mid-March. 
• Priced around €459 / £449 / $459, establishing it as a strong mid-range contender. 

Design & Build

• Iconic transparent back with “Glyph” LED strips for notifications, plus a distinctive, protruding camera cluster. 
• IP64-rated for splash and dust resistance. 
• Dimensions: 163.5 × 77.5 × 8.4 mm, weighing 211 g. 

Display

• 6.77″ flexible AMOLED / OLED panel, supporting 120 Hz refresh rate and HDR10+. 
• Resolution: 1080 × 2392 px (~387 ppi), brightness up to 3000 nits peak. 
• Protective Panda Glass. 

Performance

• Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset. 
• Paired with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage (some markets offer 8 GB + 128 GB or 256 GB). 
• Ships with Nothing OS 3.1 based on Android 15. 
• Expected updates: 3 years of Android versions and 6 years of security support. 

Camera System

• Triple rear camera setup:
  
• 50 MP main (wide) with OIS
• 50 MP periscope telephoto, offering 3× optical zoom, with OIS 
• 8 MP ultrawide, ~120° FOV 
• Selfie camera: 50 MP wide. 
• Camera praised for delivering a real optical zoom experience—rare in the sub-£600 segment. 

Battery & Charging

• Large 5000 mAh battery, capable of up to 3 days of usage under mixed scenarios. 
• Fast wired charging at 50 W; no wireless charging. 

Connectivity & Extras

• 5G support (carrier whitelisting required in the U.S.), Wi-Fi 6, NFC, Bluetooth 5.4, GPS and other standard bands. 
• Unique Essential Key button: launches Essential Space, an AI-powered note and screenshot tool. Non-customizable right now, though useful. 

Highlights & Drawbacks

• Pros: standout mid-range camera (especially telephoto), long battery life, clean software with extended support, unique design. 
• Cons: protruding camera bump, no wireless charging, side button can’t be repurposed, only moderate IP64 protection, some over-processing in photos. 

Summary Table