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After months of rumours and speculation, Nothing’s mid-range smartphone – the Nothing Phone 2a – is finally set to launch in India and other global markets today. Already confirmed to be powered by the MediaTek 7200 Ultra chipset, the Phone 2a is seen as an attempt by the Carl Pei company to take on the likes of Realme<\/a> and Xiaomi<\/a>, who have traditionally dominated the mid-range price segment.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Although Nothing hasn’t officially revealed the pricing of Nothing Phone 2a, CEO Carl Pei in a recent video has said that the upcoming smartphone from the London-based company will be priced around the \u20b9<\/span>25,000 price point, making it the cheapest phone by Nothing so far.<\/p>\n Nothing has already confirmed many major details about the design of the Phone 2a while confirming that its upcoming smartphone will indeed come with the iconic glyph interface to the back. The glyph interface was a unique and integral aspect of the Nothing Phone experience, allowing users to create personalised glyph patterns that are assigned to specific callers.<\/p>\n The phone 2a will be available in two classic colours – black and white – in keeping with the company’s commitment to aesthetic diversity. Staying true to Nothing’s signature look, the transparent design is complemented by a flat display and flat edges, with a matte finish adding an extra touch of sophistication.<\/p>\nNothing Phone 2a price (expected):\u00a0<\/h2>\n
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