Nothing could have made this the easiest phone review I've done all year. The Nothing Phone 3a Pro is a fantastic blend of performance, value, and fun — all qualities we need in more phones in the US,

Pro, are launching later this month The (3a) starts at AU$599, while the Pro lands at AU$849. Both phones come equipped with Nothing’s new AI function, Essential Space When I reviewed UK-based tech brand Nothing’s flagship Phone (2) earlier this year,

Nothing has finally launched its much-awaited Nothing Phone (3a) series, an apt successor to last years (2a) series. The series has two models (3a) and (3a) Pro

The camera specifications are middling on paper, but it's the cool-looking chassis and light-up backside that always gets us.

We got to see the new Nothing phones before MWC ended. With flashing lights, handy new AI-based tools and an approachable price, Nothing's new phones have a lot to offer.

Nothing sticks to its transparent design with the new (3a) and (3a) Pro, adding a new button, better cameras, and a faster chip, but you'll still have to jump through some hoops to get either.

The burgeoning tech brand has built its name by pushing an aesthetic beyond the stagnant four corners of smartphone design – and, in that respect, its new phones deliver.

The Nothing 3A phones were just announced with a new take on the company’s “make tech more fun again” ethos. These devices have improved hardware over the Phone 2A, updated cameras, and a new feature called the Essential Space to store and index your miscellaneous screenshots,

The Nothing Phone 3a is a good budget Android phone for anyone just looking for a large, responsive screen and killer battery life.

The Nothing Phone 3a Pro is a $460 phone with design, looks and zoom lens quality on par with devices twice the price.