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Nothing phone 3 LECKS: start date in India, price, design, camera, specifications and more, everything we know so far

Nothing phone 3 LECKS: start date in India, price, design, camera, specifications and more, everything we know so far

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Nothing phone 3 is to be started in July 2025 with flagship specifications, a transparent design and powerful cameras.

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The mostly expected non-telephone 3 will finally start. The company has officially confirmed that its next smartphone will be debut in July of this year. The announcement was the “first real flagship smartphone” by nothing on X (formerly Twitter) and was earlier information from CEO Carl Pei. While the official details are limited, a wave of LECKS has already painted a rather detailed picture of what is to be expected.

While the official teaser only confirms a start in July, the reports on July 15th indicate the likely release date in India. This fits well with the company's earlier start window in 2025.

The phone 3 remains true to the brave design language and, together with the striking glyphic interface of the brand, will transparently return-LED strips that shine for calls, warnings and much more. Lecks indicate that this time nothing can choose more premium materials that aim to really compete in the flagship category.

Under the bonnet, the phone 3 will probably have a 6.77-inch LTPO-AMOLED display with a refresher rate of 120 Hz and a lace brightness of up to 3,000 nits. It could be the new Snapdragon 8 Elite chip from Qualcomm, which offers flagship performance. It is also rumored that the device packs a battery over 5,000 mAh with fast charging support and does not be executed on NO OS 3.2 based on Android 15.

The camera could be a large area of ​​improvement. Lecks indicate a triple camera setup with a 50-megapixel main sensor. What is really exciting is the possibility of a telephoto lens in periscope style that would dramatically increase the zoom functions.

Carl Pei pointed to a price in Great Britain of around 800 GBP, which converted to around 90,000 rupees. However, the India -specific pricing is expected to drop to 65,000 rupees in the range of 55,000 rupees, which means that it keeps it competitive on the upper market for mid -range.

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