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Nothing Phone (4a) and (4a) Pro Are Official: Periscope Cameras, Glyph Upgrades, and a Pro That's Already Causing Arguments — From AED 1,599

Abbas Jaffar Ali / tbreak - Nothing has launched the Phone (4a) and (4a) Pro with 50MP periscope cameras, redesigned Glyph systems, and Nothing OS 4.1 — priced from AED 1,599 in the UAE.

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Can Nothing make smartphones fun again? Phone (4a) series bets on colour and lights

23 hrs / techfundingnews / Vignesh R

Nothing Phone 4a Pro: Powerful camera, metal unibody, Glyph Matrix

26 hrs / mashable

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro Just Showed Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Series How To Do Innovation

37 hrs / wccftech / Rohail Saleem

Nothing 4a Pro is coming to Canada, here’s everything you need to know

37 hrs / mobilesyrup / Dean Daley

Nothing Phone (4a) and (4a) Pro Are Official: Periscope Cameras, Glyph Upgrades, and a Pro That's Already Causing Arguments — From AED 1,599

39 hrs / tbreak / Abbas Jaffar Ali

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Nothing is finally covering up with the metal Phone 4A Pro

Dominic Preston / theverge - Today Nothing has revealed the 4A and 4A Pro, its latest midrange phones. The two look startlingly different from one another, with varying designs and Glyph Light interfaces. The Pro is especially striking: it's the first Nothing phone to almost entirely…


Hands-on: Phone 4a's brighter screen and camera leap

Nothing Phone 4a goes big on cameras and gets a breathing glyph bar

45 hrs / digitaltrends

Nothing Phone 4a hands-on: A more technically accomplished entry-level smartphone

47 hrs / engadget / Mat Smith


On site: Phone 4a Pro's metal makeover and premium upgrades

Nothing’s Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro Strongly Reject Minimalism

43 hrs / gizmodo / Raymond Wong

Nothing Phone 4a Pro shoots for the summit with a metallic makeover and $499 ask

45 hrs / digitaltrends

Nothing Phone 4a Pro hands-on: A premium design with a price to match the Pixel 10a

46 hrs / engadget / Mat Smith

Nothing Phone 4a Pro ditches the translucent design for several enticing upgrades

47 hrs / theshortcut / Adam Vjestica

Nothing is finally covering up with the metal Phone 4A Pro

47 hrs / theverge / Dominic Preston

Nothing's Phone 4a Pro picks up flagship features and an even brighter display for $499

47 hrs / engadget / Ian Carlos Campbell


Report: Headphone a's 135-hour battery and budget price

Nothing’s new Headphone a brings you the best of the Headphone 1 for $199

44 hrs / digitaltrends

Nothing Headphone (a) promises 5 days of battery life, Hi-Res audio playback, all for $199

46 hrs / theshortcut / Adam Vjestica

Nothing Headphone A Review: A Little More Colorful and a Little Less Good

47 hrs / gizmodo / James Pero

Nothing Now Has a Cheaper Version of One of 2025’s Best Wireless Headphones

47 hrs / gizmodo / James Pero

Nothing's new over-ear headphones can pump out the jams for five days on a single charge

47 hrs / engadget / Lawrence Bonk

Nothing’s Headphone A are something worth considering

47 hrs / theverge / John.Higgins

Nothings new over-ear headphones arrive with an almost unbelievable battery life and mid-range price

47 hrs / mashable


U.S. launch drama: only one Phone 4a model ships stateside

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro and New Headphones Arrive in Glorious Pink

46 hrs / cnet / Andrew Lanxon

Nothing Has 2 New Midrange Phones, but Only 1 Will Be Sold in the US

47 hrs / wired / Julian Chokkattu


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The Nothing Phone 4a Pro makes the Pixel 10a look oh-so-bad at first glance

41 hrs / digitaltrends

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