Updated 23 June 2025 at 14:26 IST
Nothing Phone 3 rumours have revealed several details, including the upcoming smartphone’s features, hardware, and design. The company's chief, Carl Pei, previously confirmed some of them and even hinted at what the Phone 3 would cost. A major leak has now spilled Nothing Phone 3’s full look ahead of launch on July 1, leaving nothing to the imagination.
A tipster who goes by @Gadgetsdata on X (formerly Twitter) has shared the entire design of the Nothing Phone 3 in a photo, confirming the death of the Glyph lighting interface in favour of a new Glyph matrix design. The Nothing Phone 3 has used a dot matrix panel in the top right corner of its back panel. It will light up in different patterns for notifications, calls, and other alerts. While this functionality is the same as the Glyph lighting system, the new dot matrix design allows you to use different symbols and animations to represent these alerts. Moreover, Pei previously said you could play Pac-Man on this panel.
While the actual utility of the dot matrix design, especially over the previous lighting mechanism, remains to be seen, killing its standout Glyph design is a bold move for Nothing. The placement and implementation of the new dot matrix may not appeal to most customers and fans who have repeatedly praised the company for giving its smartphone users a new way to interact with notifications and alerts.
The leaked photo of the Nothing Phone 3 also shows three cameras in the top left and a wireless charging coil in the centre. The smartphone retains the transparent aesthetics, so the overhaul does not seem like a striking detour from the company’s special design language.
According to the tipster, the Nothing Phone 3 will use a flat OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a 50MP triple camera setup on the back, and a 5150mAh battery. The company previously confirmed the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor on the Nothing Phone 3 and that it may cost about €800 in Europe. However, the India price may be between ₹50,000 and ₹55,000.
Published 23 June 2025 at 14:25 IST