“The Nothing Phone 3a Pro's unique style separates it from the competition, and hides a cracking camera, strong performance, and great software.”

Nothing’s latest budget phones prove that you don’t need to spend $600 to get a powerful, feature-packed phone.

The big caveat here is that like previous generations of the Nothing phone, the Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro are not optimized for the U.S. market. T-Mobile even threw an error at me indicating that the phone wasn't totally compatible with its network.

The Nothing Phone (3a) Pro has a unique design and a versatile camera system, and all for under $500.

The Nothing Phone (3a) Pro has a unique design and a versatile camera system, and all for under $500.

Nothing's best smartphone yet.

Nothing's new Phone 3A and 3A Pro are for those yearning for an alternative to what's offered by smartphone heavyweights.

When you consider the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro has a massive periscope zoom camera, it's savvily positioned against the competition. Sure, it's pricier than the earlier (2a) or its less well-endowed (3a) sibling – yet with a price that undercuts Samsung's Galaxy A56 and Apple's iPhone 16e by far, it...

Here’s our detailed Nothing Phone (3a) Pro review where we evaluate whether it justifies its price....

Make no mistake, there are things Nothing could improve, and there are features we’d love the phone to have. The performance could be improved, the camera could be a little faster, and the lack of wireless charging is a little ho-hum.