The Nothing Phone 2a Plus brings a few upgrades to the already excellent Nothing Phone 2a, including a faster processor, a 50MP selfie camera, and slightly faster charging. While the changes are minor, they make the Phone 2a Plus a slightly better phone for those seeking more power, but it also raises questions about the timing and value proposition of this release, especially for those who recently purchased the Phone 2a.
The Nothing Phone 2a Plus, a successor to the popular Nothing Phone 2a, promises significant performance upgrades while maintaining the iconic Glyph Lights and transparent design. The new device will sport a faster processor, boosted RAM, and an upgraded selfie camera, but the design remains strikingly similar to its predecessor.
Nothing is gearing up to unveil the Nothing Phone 2a Plus next week, and the company has just revealed a key feature: an exclusive MediaTek Dimensity 7350 Pro chipset. This new processor, designed specifically for the Phone 2a Plus, offers a 10% performance boost over the Phone 2a and a new Mali-G610 MC4 GPU for improved graphics. The phone is set to launch on July 31, promising a gaming-focused experience.
Nothing is set to unveil its latest smartphone, the Nothing Phone 2a Plus, on July 31st. The phone’s tagline, ‘Plus. More. Extra.’ hints at potential upgrades, including a larger display, increased storage and memory, a bigger battery, and possibly enhanced glyphs. The ‘Plus’ addition suggests the phone will build on the features of the Nothing Phone 2a, but how significant these enhancements will be remains to be seen.
