Nothing Phone (2a) Plus teased, to release on July 31
The biggest question surrounding the 2a Plus is whether it will finally address the limited availability of its predecessor.
Just weeks after its sub-brand CMF launched its first phone, Nothing is grabbing attention again, this time with a mysterious teaser for an upgraded version of its mid-range offering, the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus.
The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus, which is set to launch on July 31, remains shrouded in mystery, with the company giving only vague hints about its features. The tagline, “Plus. More. Extra” doesn’t give much away, but it’s obvious that the goal of this new model is to improve upon the Nothing Phone (2a).
The biggest question surrounding the 2a Plus is whether it will finally address the limited availability of its predecessor. The Nothing Phone (2a) is still not officially available in the US, only available through the company’s developer program. The wider availability of the 2a Plus would be a welcome improvement for eager consumers in untapped markets.
The teaser image itself offers some interesting clues. It has multiple grooves that resemble the wireless charging coils found on the flagship Nothing Phone (2), a feature notably absent in the 2a. This suggests that the 2a Plus could bring wireless charging to the mid-range lineup.
Since its launch in March, the Nothing Phone (2a) has seen limited updates, primarily a new blue colour option released in April. The next major flagship iteration, the Nothing Phone (3), isn’t expected until 2025, putting the focus squarely on the 2a Plus as the next evolution of Nothing’s phone lineup.