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The potential price and key specs of the upcoming Nothing Phone 4a series have leaked online ahead of its rumoured March 2026 launch event. Here are the details.

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Nothing Phone 3a Community Edition has been designed and made by hundreds of people which is getting a limited release.

Nothing Phone 3a Community Edition in India as a limited-run special variant created in collaboration with more than 700 community members. Priced at Rs 28,999, the phone features custom hardware design inspired by early 2000s tech aesthetics and exclusive UI elements.

Nothing has launched its second product that it says has been designed in close partnership with the Nothing community. Meet Nothing Phone 3a community edition. It builds on the original and adds a fun twist with looks and packaging decided solely by fans through a contest. Nothing says it will make only 1,000 of them. India Today Tech got an exclusive first look at this brand-new Nothing phone and here is what you need to know about it.

Nothing is known for its transparent design language and this special edition takes that concept in a more fun and colourful direction., Technology & Science, Times Now