Nothing Phone 2a India Launch Round-Up: Price In India, Features And Everything We Know

Nothing Phone 2a is launching in India and other markets on March 5

Nothing Phone 2a updates are coming thick and fast in the past few days as the launch date is less than a week away. Nothing has launched Phone 1 and Phone 2 but both these devices target the premium segment (Rs 35,000 and above) but Phone 2a is eyeing a more competitive space where options are plenty.

The Phone 2a design was revealed in a teaser recently, confirming some aspects of the device and also the chipset that will be powering the new Nothing Phone. Nothing Phone 2a will be launching in India as well next week and here’s a quick round up of everything we expect from the Phone 2a, including its price, features and more.

Nothing Phone 2a India Launch

Nothing Phone 2a is launching in India and other markets on March 5 and the company is going to live stream the event online for the viewers. You can head over to Nothing’s YouTube page on the launch date to catch the event.

Nothing Phone 2a Expected Price In India And Features

Nothing Phone 2a is expected to have an AMOLED display with a high refresh rate screen which has become the norm in the market. It is confirmed to be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro chipset, and we expect the Phone 2a to have a 12GB RAM variant.

The company should bring the device with its popular Nothing OS platform which could make it one of the best UI experiences in its range. The Phone 2a teaser suggests the device will have a dual-rear camera setup but the good news is that unlike the first set of leaks, the Phone 2a is confirmed to have Glyph LEDs interface.

We’re hoping the phone has a sizable battery with support for at least 45W charging speed, if not more. Now, coming to the Phone 2a price in India, leaks have suggested Nothing could go aggressive with a sub-Rs 30,000 range for the device and that makes sense as anything above that puts it at par with the Phone 1 and the Phone 2 which the brand surely wouldn’t want. We can’t wait to see how Nothing plans position this product in the country and whether it has the tools to succeed.