The highly anticipated Nothing Phone (3) is just weeks away from launch, with new details hinting at major upgrades and broader market availability.
Slated for a July release, the Phone (3) marks the company’s most ambitious smartphone yet, as it expands to U.S. and Canadian markets with full 4G and 5G support for AT&T and T-Mobile networks.
A recent listing on the Walmart Business website has further fueled excitement. Though the image used is a placeholder from the Phone (2), the specs provide new insights.
Notably, the listing hints at a 16GB RAM + 512GB storage configuration, a first for the brand. The base variant is expected to offer 12GB RAM and 256GB storage.
According to industry sources, the Nothing Phone (3) could be priced at $799 for the base 12/256GB model, while the top-tier 16/512GB variant may go for $899. This positions the Phone (3) squarely in flagship territory, competing with high-end devices from Apple, Samsung, and Google.
Key Highlights:
Expected Launch: July 2025
US & Canada Support: AT&T and T-Mobile 4G/5G
Variants: 12GB + 256GB and 16GB + 512GB
Expected Price: $799–$899
Design Tease: May feature a dot-matrix display instead of Glyph LEDs
While official renders are still under wraps, leaks suggest a shift away from the Glyph LED interface seen in previous models. Instead, the Phone (3) might adopt a dot-matrix rear display, drawing inspiration from the Asus ROG Phone series.
Nothing has teased that the Phone (3) will showcase “premium materials,” “major performance upgrades,” and a refined software experience that aims to push boundaries in user customization and responsiveness.
With expectations mounting, the Nothing Phone (3) could be a defining release for the brand—setting a new standard in style, specs, and software.
With the Nothing Phone (3), the brand is clearly stepping into flagship territory—both in terms of price and performance. The inclusion of high-end specs like 16GB RAM, 512GB storage, and premium materials signals Nothing’s intent to directly compete with industry giants.
As anticipation builds ahead of its July launch, the Phone (3) could prove to be a game-changer, especially with expanded support for North American markets and a bold new design direction. If Nothing delivers on its promises, this could be its most impactful smartphone release yet.