Nothing has finally unveiled the new Phone (4a) Series, with the series including the Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro. As you can tell by the name, these are new mid-range tier phones, and according to Nothing, the series combines refined design, bold colour options, flagship-grade photography capabilities, and powerful Snapdragon chipsets to redefine expectations in the mid-range segment.

In an unexpected move, Nothing officially revealed the early design details for its upcoming Phone (4a). A YouTube video was posted last night, showing the Phone (4a) not only in white, but in pink as well. Here's everything you need to know about Nothing's upcoming phone.

Previously, it was reported that Nothing will launch the Nothing Phone 4a series next month. This was confirmed by the company founder Carl Pei, who revealed an event happening on 5 March 2026. Moreover, new sources have provided further info on upgrades for the Nothing Phone 4a series.

Nothing has started building excitement for its next phone lineup by teasing the upcoming 4a series on its official channels. The company has shared hints about the new devices’ colour options, suggesting a refreshed look for the mid-range segment that’s expected to arrive later this year.

London-based consumer tech company Nothing has released a new video featuring CEO Carl Pei, detailing the brand’s roadmap for 2026. The update signals a shift toward what the company describes as its second phase, focused on maturity, product refinement, and long-term brand development rather than rapid iteration.

The upcoming Nothing Phone 4a has appeared on a new regulatory listing, suggesting that its official launch may be just around the corner. Early pricing leaks indicate the device could start at around RM2230, positioning it as Nothing’s next mid-range smartphone offering for 2026.

Just a few hours ago, Google has finally unveiled the next Google Pixel batch. As in line with the rumours, the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G got introduced and will be the first devices to feature the unreleased Android 11. Anyway, here's everything you need to know about the two new Pixel devices.