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Experts believe the Phone 3 will revolutionise the brand. It might be placed in the premium mid-range segment in India, which will put it right up against top-of-the-line phones. The Phone 3 is expected to be Nothing’s most impressive device yet, with its clear design, powerful chip and triple rear camera.

Nothing has announced that its Nothing Phone 3 will launch in July, and expectations are high. The company has confirmed that the device will be released soon, describing it as its “first true flagship”. Details from the organisers are scarce, but some leaks have offered a preview of what’s coming. It is expected that the device will deliver better design, increased performance and advanced camera capabilities.

Nothing Phone 3 expected design and display

The Phone 3 may display Nothing’s trademark see-through rear and Glyph Interface lighting. Selecting higher-quality materials may make the product feel exclusive. It is expected that the phone will have a 6.77-inch LTPO AMOLED screen, a 120 Hz refresh rate and a brightness of up to 3,000 nits on the front.

Nothing Phone 3 leaked specifications

Nothing Phone 3 may come with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. The phone might have a battery over 5,000 mAh and the ability to charge quickly. The phone may launch with Nothing OS 3.2 supported by Android 15.

Nothing Phone 3 expected launch date in India

Nothing has confirmed a July 2025 launch. Industry insiders are predicting that the India release may take place on July 15. This is in line with the Q3 launch timeline that Carl Pei mentioned before.

Nothing Phone 3 expected camera

The new cameras feature a triple-lens design and a 50 MP main sensor. This phone could feature a periscope telephoto lens, which would be a first for the brand’s devices.

Nothing Phone 3 expected price in India

The UK price of the phone is estimated at £800 (Rs 90,000), but the price in India could be much less. The smartphone is expected to cost between Rs 55,000 and Rs 65,000, depending on the storage version and any initial offers.

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