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Nothing Phone (4b) design officially revealed, to offer dual-rear cameras


After teasing the Phone (4b) with a series of design sketches, Nothing has now fully revealed the design of its upcoming budget smartphone.

In a video shared on Nothing India’s X account, the company showcased the Phone (4b) in a light blue finish.

The handset features a dual rear camera setup housed inside a large rectangular camera island. A vertical LED light bar sits along the right edge of the island, similar to the one on the Phone (4a). Meanwhile, a separate pill-shaped cutout appears to house the LED flash and an autofocus sensor.

The camera island also sports a textured finish along with Nothing’s signature design elements, while all of the phone’s physical buttons are finished in black.

On the front, the Phone (4b) features a centered hole-punch cutout for the selfie camera. The display is surrounded by relatively thick bezels, with the bottom chin noticeably thicker than the other three sides.

The Nothing Phone (4b) is scheduled to launch in India and select global markets on July 7. It is likely to be powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset.



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