The Nothing Phone (2a) lineup is gearing up for a notable upgrade, driven by a fresh MediaTek design and an enhanced camera system, paired with a faster charge. This update is being reported by SmartPrix via a dedicated portal.
Official information confirms the Phone (2a) will house the new MediaTek Dimensity 7350 processor alongside 12 GB of RAM, as announced by the manufacturer. While many core specifications align with the standard Phone (2a), this model gains a distinct performance boost through the new chip and memory configuration.
Meanwhile, the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus receives a significant boost in front-facing imaging and charging. The Plus variant is expected to feature a 50-megapixel selfie camera and upgraded charging capable of 50 W. The base version sticks with a 32 MP front camera and 45 W charging—still competitive, but with less punch on the charging speed.
Both variants rely on the same visual display language: a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel with a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate and a similar layout of cameras on the rear, delivering a 50 MP main sensor alongside a 50 MP ultra-wide shooter. The battery capacity is reported to remain at 5000 mAh, supporting all-day usage with steady endurance.
Launch plans place the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus on the stage around July 31, with rumors outlining two storage configurations: 8 GB RAM with 256 GB storage and 12 GB RAM with 256 GB storage. This dual-option approach mirrors the expectations set by the original devices and aims to give consumers flexible choices across price and performance.
Earlier discussions have explored other flagship topics, including the Pixel 9 in speculative color options, though those notes sit apart from the Nothing releases and remain part of broader market chatter [Source: SmartPrix].