Nothing Phone 3 Design Renders Leaked With Glyph Interface And New Camera Layout
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Nothing Phone 3 India launch is confirmed for July 1, 2025 and the new design leak brings more excitement and intrigue about the flagship device.
Nothing Phone 3 India launch is in a few weeks from now, where we will also see the first wireless headphones from the brand. The Phone 3 is confirmed to be a premium, flagship device from Nothing, and its CEO even mentioned the EUR 800 price tag for the new smartphone.
And now, we have come across a design render leak of the Nothing Phone 3 which comes without the iconic Glyph interface, that Nothing seems to have killed for the new device. However, it looks like the brand is happy to continue offering the transparent design with its products, and the Phone 3 will look to bring refinement for its higher price tag.
The Phone 3 design leak comes via tipster named Max Jambor, who has even shared a picture of the rumoured phone launching next month. The image here clearly shows a new camera layout at the back where you can see three sensors, and the large module housing the telephoto lens.
Going further, you notice the lack of Glyph interface and LED lights on the supposed Phone 3 back panel but the transparent ID has been retained as you can see the nuts and other varying elements as a part of the design.
Earlier reports suggest Nothing Phone 3 will come with a trio of 50MP cameras, and this new leak seems to corroborate with those details. This will definitely be an upgrade on the Phone 2 that came with a dual rear camera system and a lower launch price.
Nothing Phone 3 is likely to use the Snapdragon 8 Elite or 8 Gen 3 chipset with up to 16GB RAM and focus on delivering a clean Android UI experience with NothingOS. AI will be at the forefront of the new flagship device and Nothing is likely to improve on the Essential Key and Space with better returns.
Nothing Phone 3 Price Leak Details
Nothing CEO Carl Pei has talked about the Phone 3 being a premium, flagship-grade device with a starting price tag also hinted. But these new details give us more clarity on how the Phone 3 will be marketed.
Nothing Phone 3 launch price could start at $799 (Rs 65,000 approx) for the base 12GB + 256GB variant, going all the way to $899 (Rs 73,000 approx) for the 16GB + 512GB model. We expect the Nothing Phone 3 India launch price to be around Rs 65,000 where it will have the OnePlus 13 and the Xiaomi 15 as rivals, along with the iPhone 16e model.
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June 11, 2025, 10:43 IST
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