The Flucky British Tech startup did not confirm any release date for the year’s major phone call release on Tuesday. The company said in a press release that the Nothing Phone 3 will appear on July 1.
Nothing founder and CEO Carl Pei likes to give up tips about the launch of his company’s upcoming product, in that sense it uses the Nothing Phone 3 as usual. Speaking at Google’s Android Show event last month, PEI confirmed that the Nothing Phone 3 will be the company’s “first real flagship” and will cost about £1,000 (£800).
He also promised that the phone would be “high-end materials, major performance upgrades and software improvements.” So far, we initially saw AI on the Nothing Phone 3a Pro (a feature called “Required Space”) and has been one of our favorite uses of AI by Android Phone Maker to date. We are eager to see this latest phone has no power.
The competition is as strong as ever among Android phone manufacturers, but in the past five years, nothing has been one of the most exciting companies to break into the market. Its design-led strategy is to breathe fresh air in the landscape of equipment that looks very similar.
The company released earbuds as its first product and last month announced a partnership with British audio maker KEF. Together, they promise that they already have “a few acoustic co-development products that have already been launched later this year.”
It seems like 2025 may be the biggest year yet, so put the date of July 1 in your diary now to make sure you don’t miss one of the more interesting calls to the summer.
