Nothing phone reviews

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro has the biggest listed screen in the Nothing range at 6.83 inches. That extra space is useful for video, games, reading and multitasking, but it also usually means a larger phone in your pocket.

Nothing Phone (4a) is the battery pick in the current Nothing range, with 5,400mAh · 50W wired. It makes the most sense for heavy screen use, travel and long working days. The trade-off is that the larger battery usually comes in a larger or more expensive model.

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro has a 6.83-inch AMOLED · 144Hz. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is the most complete of the three, pairing a large fast display and stronger cameras with the brand’s unmistakable design. That makes it a better fit for buyers who want more room for media and multitasking than a standard phone.

Nothing Phone (4a) currently leads the Nothing range with a critic consensus of 80/100, based on an average from 20+ trusted sources. The score is a useful starting point, but the phone profile also covers the practical trade-offs that matter after the launch reviews are over.

Nothing Phone (4b) is currently the cheapest Nothing phone listed at From $399. The Nothing Phone (4b) brings the brand’s distinctive hardware and clean software to a friendlier price, with enough battery and camera ability for everyday use. It is the sensible place to start if you want the brand’s core experience without paying for its most expensive hardware.