New Nothing Phone and Battery Spotted on the BIS Database: Might be the Nothing Phone (2a)

The UK-based consumer electronics company, Nothing, launched its second smartphone device this year and even came up with three new products under its CMF by Nothing branding. A recent update has now pointed out that a new smartphone device along with a battery from Nothing have been spotted on the BIS certification platform of India.

Here’s more about it.

New Nothing Phone and Battery – BIS Certification

The two Nothing products have been listed on the BIS database with model numbers of “A142” and “NT03” respectively, and the battery is likely to be for the smartphone itself. Notably, in the first table the Nothing Phone (1)(A063) and the Nothing Phone (2)(AIN065), and in the second tablet, the batteries of the two devices(NT01 and NT02 respectively), can be spotted as well.

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According to a tipster, the Nothing smartphone with model number – “A142″ is anticipated to be the brand’s Phone (2a) device and a lot of details/rumors regarding the specifications and other features of the smartphone were shared in the past few days.

Design-wise, the upcoming Nothing Phone (2a) is suggested to have a similar rear panel to that of the Phone (1), with a center punch-hole camera, and the device is said to come with the Nothing OS 2.5 based on Android 14 pre-installed in it. The device may also have a 6.7” AMOLED display panel with 120Hz refresh rate support and is likely to sport a 50MP OIS dual camera unit and a 16MP selfie camera. It has also been revealed that this smartphone will probably be backed by the largest battery ever on a Nothing Phone with a capacity of 4920 mAh.

Regarding the launch, considering the launch of the Nothing Phone (2) and the older Nothing Phone (1), the upcoming Nothing Phone (2a) is speculated to launch in early 2024 or late 2024. The debut of the Nothing Phone (3) is also assumed to be delayed by a couple of months.

It is best to wait for a few more updates to arrive, with which we’ll be able to get a better picture on the upcoming device, and also to confirm whether or not it is the Phone (2a), or maybe the next Phone (3).