The highly anticipated Nothing Phone 3a series is making waves with a fresh set of leaks, hinting at notable upgrades over its predecessors. Just days before its official unveiling on March 4, a leaked promotional video has surfaced,

The Nothing Phone 3A and 3A Pro have leaked in new images and videos that show off the two phones’ designs and detail the key specs. So far, the two phones appear to be almost identical, with only two camera changes — and slightly different rear camera designs — to pull them apart.

The Nothing Phone 3a series is set to be unveiled on March 4 at this year’s Mobile World Congress, but a steady stream of leaks has given us an almost complete list of specs, with only two key details left to reveal: the price and the purpose of mystery button that you’ll “love to click many times a day.”

Pro is launching next week with greater upgrades in comparison to the Nothing Phone (2a) series. Here’s what we expect to be announced.

We learned recently that Nothing intends to launch a new smartphone on March 4, the Nothing Phone 3a. However, it’s also been rumored that we might get two phones in March, the 3a and the Nothing Phone 3a Pro.

Nothing released a new video detailing the Nothing 3A’s camera specs and comparing its photography performance against the iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Ahead of its official launch on 04 March, the Nothing Phone (3a) series has surfaced in a leaked promotional video, revealing key specifications and design details. The upcoming lineup, consisting of the Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro,

Netizens are expressing dissatisfaction with the leaked design of the Nothing Phone 3a Pro, particularly its camera module. Users on Reddit criticized its aesthetics, calling it weird and hideous, while others are disappointed that the design does not meet expectations ahead of the March 4 launch.

Following an official (and controversial) tease on the company's YouTube channel and an overnight leak with renders of both phones, promo videos for both the Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro have popped up on social media.