If you’re waiting for Nothing’s most expected phone, the Phone (3), you won’t have to wait much longer. The company recently posted just two simple emojis on X (formerly Twitter): a smartphone and the number three. This small tease has already sparked a lot of buzz. It hints that the Nothing Phone (3) is close to release and will include impressive features.
This post arrived just a week after Carl Pei confirmed the phone is on its way. He explained that the company took its time to develop new ideas. Last year, Nothing decided against launching the Phone (3). Instead, they focused on creating smarter AI features that could change how people use their phones.
Nothing Finally Teases Its Upcoming Phone (3)
Nothing was wanted more than just small updates. Carl Pei believes phone interfaces have stayed the same for too long. The goal was to make something more intelligent and useful. That led to the release of two budget models, the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro. These models introduced new features like the Essential Key and Essential Space. Both will also appear on the upcoming flagship. The Phone (3) is expected to be smarter, quicker, and more stylish than earlier models.
Nothing Phone (3) Specs and Price
Based on leaks and rumours, the Nothing Phone (3) might come with these impressive specs:
- A 6.5-inch OLED display with a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chip is likely; Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 is a backup option
- A 50 MP main rear camera with optical image stabilisation and an ultrawide lens
- 4,700 mAh battery with 45W fast charging, 15W wireless charging, and reverse charging support
- The popular Essential Key and full Glyph lighting system
- Android 15 with Nothing OS 2.0
- Expected price: around $600
If true, these features would make the Phone (3) a strong player in the mid-premium smartphone market.
Nothing Phone (3) Launch Date & Competition
The phone could arrive as soon as this summer. If so, it will compete with big names like the Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. These phones are expected to have strong AI photo features and smarter software.
While Nothing has a reputation for its see-through design and clean software, it has more to show. The last flagship looked good but didn’t match the camera and performance of top phones.
This time, if everything comes together—especially camera and chip—the Phone (3) could be more than just a fan favorite. It might become a real option for anyone looking for a good-looking, smart, and powerful phone without a high price.
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