Alleged Nothing Phone (2a) live images leaked, Flipkart availability confirmed

HIGHLIGHTS

• Images of the alleged Nothing Phone (2a) leaked on Reddit.
• But the phone has a case on it so we can’t figure out the rear design.
• Flipkart has also published a microsite for the Nothing Phone (2a).

Nothing Phone (2a) is expected to debut later this month at MWC 2024. Its specs have leaked online, and Nothing has also teased that its upcoming device will come with the most loved Phone (2) features. But what’s on everyone’s mind is the design of the Nothing Phone (2a). A new leak shows the alleged Nothing Phone (2a) but we’re still unable to figure out the Glyph lights.

Nothing Phone (2a) design leaked

• Images of the alleged Nothing Phone (2a) were sharedon Reddit. But the phone has a case slapped on it, and one that’s isn’t Nothing-like at all. So we can’t figure out if the Phone (2a) will come with the Glyph Interface or not.
• We do get a glimpse of its possible camera design from the leaked images. On the Nothing Phone (2a), the rear cameras are placed at the centre, and not on the side like we’ve seen on the Phone (2). There are two camera sensors along with an LED flash on the side.
• There’s also a small rectangle cutout below the cameras but it’s covered so we can’t figure out what exactly is it.
• Nothing Phone (2a) would be a cheaper offering of the Phone (2) so the specs and features will be toned down. But without the Glyph Interface, it won’t seem like a Nothing phone.
• The images have been taken down but they’ve been shared around online quite a bit.

Nothing Phone (2a) Flipkart availability

Nothing Phone (2a) is also confirmed to go on sale via Flipkart in India. A dedicated microsite for the Phone (2a) has been revealed with the ‘coming soon’ tag. No other details about the device has been confirmed though, so we’ll have to wait for more official information.

Nothing has so far confirmed that the Phone (2a)’s codename is Aerodactyl, and that it will be a definite upgrade over the Phone (1). The brand also assured most loved features from the Phone (2) on the Phone (1). As we wait for more official details, here’s a look at the spec sheet leaked by tipster Abhishek Yadav.

Nothing Phone 2a specs (leaked)

• Display:Nothing Phone (2a) is said to feature a 6.7-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
• Processor: The smartphone will most likely be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 chipset.
• Cameras: It’s tipped to sport a 50MP Samsung GN9 and a 50MP JN1 rear camera at the back, and a 32MP Sony IMX615 front camera for selfies.
• Software: On the software front, Nothing Phone (2a) is expected to run Android 13 out-of-the-box.
• Colours:For now, the Nothing Phone (2a) is expected to come in Black and White colours.

Key Specs

Nothing Phone 2a

MediaTek Dimensity 7200 MT6886 | 8 GBProcessor

6.7 inches (17.02 cm)Display

50 MP + 50 MPRear camera

32 MPSelfie camera

4500 mAhBattery

The eagerly anticipated Nothing Phone (2) has been released in India, with prices beginning at Rs 44,999. This highly anticipated smartphone has at last arrived at the Tech Today studio. Continue reading for a thorough review if you intend to buy the phone.
It is far more attractive and luxurious looking than the previous one in terms of design. The smartphone has a 120Hz refresh rate, 6.7 inch flexible OLED display with LTPO. One of the best features of the phone is that if you are not performing any graphic- or display-intensive tasks, you can maintain the refresh rate at 1 Hz. It has Corning Gorilla Glass for protection, compatibility for HDR10+, and a max brightness of 100 nits.The IP54 grade for splash, water, and dust protection is provided by Nothing Phone (2). It was absent from its predecessor.

The Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 chipset, which is not the newest flagship chipset, powers the smartphone. In an exclusive interview with Tech Today, Nothing CEO Carl Pei explained the decision to use this chipset, saying, “It’s about getting the appropriate type of elements to make the total package extremely nice. Even though we don’t have the newest, highest-spec processor, you could argue that we are still rather powerful. Similar to how we choose the ideal combination of components while cooking a dinner rather than just throwing everything into the pot or on the table.

Well, in a market like India, this might be a brilliant move. A wise choice is one that keeps costs low while providing the performance you require on a daily basis. It provided a fluid gaming experience as I played graphically demanding titles like Asphalt and Genshin Impact.