Pro try something different in a sea of sameness and succeeds, as long as you don't mind the caveats for those killer prices.

I like so much about the Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro, yet a familiar flaw keeps me from telling you to buy one right away.

Generally, ‘Pro’ models of phones have numerous upgrades compared to their standard siblings, but in the case of the Nothing ...

Nothing Phone 3a stands out as one of the most well-rounded mid-range smartphones in its price segment. For Rs 24,999, ...

But is the colour the only reason to snag ... you want from your phone is exceptional low-light performance and intricate zoom options, the Nothing Phone (2a) might not be your best bet.

The Phone (3a) Pro’s design is unlike anything you’ve seen from Nothing or even in the smartphone industry in general. While ...

It stands out with its design, interface, and cameras, despite facing tough competition from rivals with better specs.

And last but not least, the Glyph Interface is a nice fill light for the rear camera. Left:Nothing Phone (3a) * Right: Nothing Phone (3a) Pro Color options for the Phone (3a) Pro include Black and ...

With solid overall performance and an affordable price, Nothing's Phone 3A and 3A Pro may be the ... around the camera units on both phones and light up to alert you to incoming notifications.

which are as distinctive as Nothing’s previous efforts without leaning into the wider phone world trend for big circular camera modules. I really like my review unit’s Stormtrooper-esque white colour, ...

especially in low-light conditions. The 3a Pro also supports 4K recording at 30fps on the front camera, whereas the Nothing Phone (3a) is limited to 1080p video recording. When it comes to ...

Hot on the heels of our Nothing Phone (3a) Pro review ... including the distinctive Glyph Interface, which uses LED light strips for notifications and other functionalities.