Nothing is expected to increase its smartphone collection with three new models in 2025. Nothing had only one handset in its early days: the Phone 1. Following that, the brand introduced two models in the second generation: the Phone 2 and the Phone 2a. A leak indicates that Nothing may launch three devices in its third iteration.
Both these series have also received great success globally, and these devices also included minimalist aesthetics and unique glyph interface features. Users can expect this with the Phone 3 Series as well. This rumor has been confirmed by tipster Yogesh Brar.
According to Nothing, all three devices will most likely be introduced in the first half of 2025. However, the brand has yet to provide any details, and it did not do so even before the prior devices were released.
The new handset is believed to have a more powerful chipset, a better selfie camera, and faster charging speeds. The smartphone could be a somewhat improved and expanded version of the Phone 2a Plus. It appears that the brand may also introduce these products in the competitive mid-range, making it easier to reach the high-end market.
Nothing 3 leaked Specs
The GeekBench platform revealed the new smartphone with the model number A059. This model is believed to be the Nothing Phone (3), which is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC and 8GB of RAM. With this CPU, the company scored 1,149 points for the single-core test and 2,813 points for the multi-core test. The listing reveals that it runs Android 15 out of the box, which will most likely be based on the NothingOS 3.0 custom skin.
This may sound strange given that the Nothing Phone (2) was a high-end gadget featuring Qualcomm’s flagship Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. So it may appear that nothing is returning to a mid-range phone with the Phone (3), as with the Phone (1). However, this could merely be the basic model in the Phone (3) series. A couple of months ago, two weird Nothing Phones were discovered in the IMEI database: A059 and A059P. The latter is probably the more powerful Pro variant.
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