Nothing seems to be quietly working on a new smartphone \u2014 and this one could be its most affordable device yet. Called the Phone 3a Lite, the handset has surfaced in fresh leaks from Europe, giving us a clearer picture of its price, launch date, and specifications. The phone is expected to release globally, including in India.<\/p>\n
According to French publication Dealabs, the Nothing Phone 3a Lite could make its European debut on November 4, 2025.<\/p>\n
The pricing is what\u2019s turning heads. Reports suggest the phone could cost around \u20ac250 in France and possibly even lower at \u20ac240 in other European markets. If true, this would make it Nothing\u2019s cheapest smartphone so far. The leaks also hint at a single configuration \u2014 8GB RAM with 128GB storage \u2014 offered in two color options: Black and White.<\/p>\n
Benchmark details spotted on Geekbench give us a look under the hood. The phone, listed with model number A001T, is expected to feature the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, paired with 8GB RAM. It will reportedly run on Android 15 out of the box.<\/p>\n
In terms of performance, the Geekbench test suggests solid mid-range capability, making it suitable for everyday use and light gaming.<\/p>\n
If these leaks hold true, the Phone 3a Lite could mark Nothing\u2019s push into the mid-range market, offering its signature transparent design at a much lower entry price. For buyers, this could be the most accessible way to step into the Nothing ecosystem without paying flagship prices.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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