Tech brand Nothing has officially confirmed that its next-generation smartphone, the Nothing Phone 3, will make its debut in July 2025. Announced on X (formerly Twitter), the London-based company has described the upcoming model as its “first true flagship,” promising a blend of top-tier build quality, substantial performance gains, and a software experience designed to be smarter and more intuitive.
In a teaser clip shared by CEO Carl Pei, a few subtle hints were dropped regarding the Phone 3’s capabilities. Pei emphasized that the handset would feature luxury-grade materials, robust internal upgrades, and streamlined software to create a more refined, intelligent user journey.
“Being recognized as the fastest-growing smartphone brand in India for five consecutive quarters is a proud milestone – one that no other brand has achieved in the past decade. The response to our Phone (3a) series has been phenomenal and reflects how deeply Nothing is resonating with Indian consumers. India is set to be at the forefront of the global smartphone industry, and we see a unique opportunity to play a meaningful role in shaping that future. This early success reinforces our commitment to the market as we deepen our investment – working closely with local partners and expanding our product development and manufacturing efforts in the region,” Akis Evangelidis, India President & Co-founder of Nothing, said in a statement.
Nothing Phone 3 Pricing in India And The USA:
The anticipated cost of the Nothing Phone 3 is around £800, which is a considerable rise from the Phone 2’s starting price of Rs. 44,999 in India. Based on current exchange rates, this converts to approximately €951, $1,063, or Rs. 90,500. This pricing clearly places the device in the premium tier, putting it in direct competition with elite devices like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus and the iPhone 16 Plus.
Nothing Phone 3 Specifications:
Though Nothing has yet to release official specifications, industry expectations suggest a significant hardware boost over the Phone 2, which was powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor. Given the elevated price point, consumers can likely expect high-end internals, possibly including the latest Snapdragon chipset, advanced multi-lens camera systems, and flagship-level display tech.
One of the more exciting rumors surrounding the Phone 3 is the potential inclusion of a periscope telephoto camera — a feature that would represent a major photography upgrade and bring the device in line with the imaging capabilities of other high-end smartphones.