Nothing Phone (3a) Series to Launch Next Month; Pro Design Revealed in New Video

Nothing has officially revealed the designs for one of the devices under the Phone (3a) series following a series of leaks.

The good news for all fans is that they do not have to wait for long before the new smartphone lineup arrives as it is set for next month.

Nothing Phone (3a) Pro Debuts New Rear Camera Look

Nothing and its design team have broken down the latest "secrets" of its Phone (3a) lineup in a new video. The company also teased the latest look of its new smartphones, which includes a significant revamp to the rear camera design of the 3(a) Pro.

Instead of having a small rear camera bump that holds two lenses, Nothing slapped a massive, puck-like device that holds its lenses, flash, and sensor, giving their upcoming device a fresh new look.

While the company has not confirmed in this specific video that this is a new model, its separate teaser featuring the humanoid bot NEO Gamma revealed that this is their new Phone (3a) Pro.

The team explained that the new design is not for aesthetics only, and the company has put significant effort towards maintaining functionality and its branding on this new release.

Nothing Phone (3a) Series Is Coming Next Month

After multiple variations came from the team's thought process on its design, they have settled with this ginormous camera bump that is certainly a showstopper. Despite this, the design remains functional, which has been one of Nothing Phones' strongest suits.

The company has scheduled the official launch of the Nothing Phone (3a) series, featuring the standard and Pro variants, for March 4.

Carl Pei's Nothing Phone Evolution

Back when the world was first introduced to Carl Pei's new smartphone brand, Nothing, there had been massive expectations from the company and the tech mogul to deliver a different experience from the usual Android phones.

The company started with the Phone (1) which was a revolutionary device, and it was among the devices that re-popularized transparent bodies. However, it was not made available in the US.

The company was quick to follow with the Phone (2), which was its next flagship that featured an almost similar look to its original release, with various upgrades included in this device. However, the company changed its design scheme with the release of the Phone (2a) series, particularly with its rear camera getting an oval outline.

It seems as though Nothing has settled comfortably on its circular rear camera array and has applied the same design to the upcoming Phone (3a) Pro release. This time, however, it is raised above its flat profile compared to previous designs.