A leak predicts the supposed price of the phone (2a), and there is no new medium that should attract the public due to its software, features and design.
Nothing is preparing for the debut of its new intermediate phone (2a) as an alternative for those looking for a cheaper smartphone from the brand without giving up some of its key differences, such as ProgrammingDesign and features. A new leak suggests that the model may cost nearly half the price of the phone (2).
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According to what sources told the French website DealsThe Nothing Phone (2a) could arrive in Europe at a cost of €349, or about R$1,900 in direct conversion at the current price, for the 8GB option. ram And 128 GB of storage.
The larger version with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage can debut for 399 euros, which is about 2,100 Brazilian reals.
Both prices are much lower than the price paid for the more powerful version. The Nothing Phone (2) can be purchased for €679, or just under R$3,400.
The phone (2A) has nothing The release was confirmed on March 5 It will be an affordable alternative for fans of the company who do not find a need for an expensive device like a phone (2).
Karl Pei, Nothing's CEO, highlights that the upcoming smartphone has a lot to do with “great performance and a great camera”, without forgetting what makes the brand unique; “Our innovation in design and software.”
Expected with Dimensity 7200 processor Used in Redmi Note 13 Pro PlusThe phone (2a) should use a Glyph Interface with LED backlights, a 50-megapixel dual camera, and a 6.7-inch OLED screen with a 120 Hz refresh rate.
source: Deals
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