Nothing Phone 3 will arrive on 1 July and feature the new Glyph Matrix design - Estimated price around RM4080

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Nothing has officially confirmed that the Phone 3 will feature a redesigned lighting system called the Glyph Matrix, replacing the earlier Glyph Interface. The announcement was made via a teaser video published on 19 June 2025.

The phone is expected to launch globally on 1 July 2025, with a projected price of around EUR 800, which is approximately RM4080.

 

Glyph Matrix: A new direction for Nothing’s design language

The teaser shows a compact dot matrix-style LED panel located at the top right of the device’s rear panel. This new Glyph Matrix appears to be a significant shift from the full-width Glyph strips used in previous models.

Nothing describes it as a way for “light to become language,” suggesting that the lights will display more detailed, dynamic animations for notifications, charging status, and possibly app interactions.

This announcement also clarifies earlier speculation from leaked images that showed no visible Glyph lighting. Those images likely depicted a separate device, possibly the Nothing Phone 3a, rather than the full-fledged flagship model.

Expected tech Specs of the Nothing Phone 3

While full specifications are yet to be revealed, based on reliable leaks and past trends, here are the expected features of the Phone 3:

  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4
  • Display: 6.7-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate, peak brightness up to 3000 nits
  • Camera: Triple rear camera setup with a 50MP main sensor
  • Battery: Approximately 5000mAh, with fast wired and wireless charging
  • Software Support: 3 years of Android OS updates and up to 4 years of security patches
  • Rear Features: Glyph Matrix LED panel for visual alerts and interactions

 

What to expect on 1 July

As the official launch draws near, fans can expect more announcements detailing the phone’s final features, software experience, and confirmed pricing. The global release is scheduled for 1 July 2025, and local pricing in Malaysia will likely follow shortly after.

Do you think the Glyph Matrix adds meaningful functionality or is it just a flashy design?


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