We finally have an idea of what the Glyph Interface-free Nothing Phone (3) would look like.
The flagship phone will launch on July 1. However, despite the approaching date, the brand remains stingy about the phone’s details. Despite sharing some teaser images, we get almost nothing from them due to their zoomed-in details.
Thankfully, this changes today with a new leak showing the device in its full glory.
As expected, the device boasts the iconic Nothing transparent design for its back panel, which shows us some of its internals. It has a flat design, and there’s a circular camera island at the upper center of the back panel. The module houses three camera lenses, and the camera area appears to be smaller than what we saw in the earlier Nothing Phone 3 series models.
The highlight of the leak is the removal of the Glyph LEDs. The company earlier confirmed this, but speculations say that it could be replaced by the dot-matrix design.
CEO Carl Pei shared earlier that the upcoming model will be priced “around £800” (around $1063) and has “premium materials” and “major performance upgrades.” A leak recently revealed that the Nothing Phone (3) would be available in black and white colorways. It reportedly has a base configuration of 12GB/256GB and a top configuration of 16GB/512GB, which are priced at $799 and $899, respectively.
