Phone (4b) Out Now.

Zac 🛸 · 2026-07-07T10:20:00+00:00

![](https://cdn.nothing.community/2026-07-06/1783335648-612241-nothing-blastoise-elevatedproductstills-shot-04-16x9-1.jpg "banner") Phone (4b). Eye Candy. A unibody design and reimagined Glyph Bar give Phone (4b) a signature Nothing look, while our longest-lasting battery ever works with Nothing OS 4.1 to deliver a smooth, playful experience all day long. Snap 50MP photos and 4K 30fps video, then bring them to life with all-new filters and editing tools. Powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, Phone (4b) is ready for your everyday. **🎨 Design** Phone (4b) blends two defining design elements of the Phone (4a) series: the new Glyph Bar introduced with Phone (4a) and the highly acclaimed unibody design of Phone (4a) Pro. The result is the purest expression yet of Nothing's design: bold, instantly recognisable and unmistakably Nothing. This unibody design, partnered with IP64 dust and water resistance, ensures it's ready for whatever life throws at you, with the ability to withstand up to 25cm of water for 20 minutes. The body itself delivers a 20% improvement in bend resistance compared to Phone (3a) Lite. Available in Black, White, Blue, and an exclusive Phone (4b) RCB edition. As the main title sponsor of RCB, and to celebrate the club's historic second IPL title, Nothing is introducing the Phone (4b) RCB Edition in partnership with Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Finished in an exclusive red colourway with bespoke RCB branding and collector's edition packaging, it is the first official RCB smartphone collaboration. The Phone (4b) RCB Edition will be available today through an exclusive drop at Nothing's Flagship Store in Bengaluru. --- ![](https://cdn.nothing.community/2026-07-06/1783343441-484836-blastoise-ksp-glyph-30fps.gif "banner") **💡 The Glyph Bar, Refined** The signature Glyph Bar returns in a cleaner, more refined form on Phone (4b), continuing to deliver an experience unique to Nothing. Featuring 45 individually controlled mini-LEDs with brightness of up to 3,500 nits, it provides notifications, charging progress, recording indicators, and personalised alerts with exceptional clarity. --- **⚡️ Performance** Phone (4b) is powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 to deliver a massive AI improvement over Phone (3a) Lite. Built on an advanced 4nm process, the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 offers improved sustained performance, greater power efficiency, and enhanced AI capabilities compared to older 6nm platforms. Paired with Qualcomm's 6th Generation AI Engine, it accelerates on-device AI across photography, voice recognition, and the full Essential AI tools, enabling faster, more responsive everyday experiences without relying on the cloud for core AI functions. A 4400 mm² vapour chamber keeps the Snapdragon chipset running faster and cooler for longer. Combined with Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, Phone (4b) supports up to 90 FPS in BGMI and CODM, and 120 FPS in titles such as Subway Surfers and League of Legends: Wild Rift. --- **🔋 Battery** A 5200 mAh battery on the global model and 6000 mAh in India make Phone (4b) our longest-lasting phone ever. For the first time on a Nothing Phone, a single charge can last up to two full days. When you do need to top up, 33 W fast charging reaches 50% in under 30 minutes and a full charge in just over an hour. --- ![](https://cdn.nothing.community/2026-07-06/1783340876-973514-ksp-03-camera-focus-16x9.jpg "banner") **📸 Camera** Phone (4b) features a 50MP OIS main camera that supports 4K video at 30fps, paired with a 360° ambient light sensor that automatically adjusts screen brightness and camera exposure to make sure you always capture the shot. Packed with a 119° ultra-wide camera and a 16MP front camera, Phone (4b) is always ready to capture scenic landscapes, night scenes, and 4K videos in stunning detail. Powered by Nothing's TrueLens Engine 4, Phone (4b) features Ultra XDR imaging that combines 13 RAW frames to produce brighter highlights, richer shadow detail and more accurate colours than conventional HDR. Typically reserved for flagship smartphones, Ultra XDR brings advanced computational photography and more natural, true-to-life images to Phone (4b). Phone (4b) shoots 4K video at 30fps, and with OIS, EIS, and AI anti-shake all working together, your footage stays smooth and steady, no gimbal required. It's also bringing dual video capture to our lineup for the first time, so you can film with the front and rear cameras at once, and drag the selfie window anywhere on screen for extra creative freedom. Our latest photography experience brings expert-designed camera presets, finely adjustable professional settings, along with our built-in reflection remover to allow you to unwanted reflections from your shots. Seven new Nothing watermarks and three brand-new filters exclusive to Phone (4b), including Disco and DV filters for both photos and videos, offer a playful and fun shooting experience. --- **📱 Display + Sound** The display is a 6.77-inch Super AMOLED display with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, 1,200 nits outdoor brightness, and 2,000 nits peak brightness, with HDR10+ support enabling extreme smoothness even in heavy-load gaming like running BGMI and PUBG at 90 fps. A 1,000Hz instant touch sampling rate ensures an ultra-responsive experience, delivering precise control and smoother performance, especially in gaming. True dual stereo speakers deliver clear, balanced sound with impressive depth, with a 20% better stereo effect than Phone (4a)'s. Nothing's unique 160-level volume control provides far greater precision than conventional volume systems, making every adjustment feel natural and effortless. --- ![](https://cdn.nothing.community/2026-07-06/1783343385-701461-blastoise-ksp-nos4-25fps.gif "banner") **👾 Software** For Phone (4b), Nothing OS 4.1 deepens everyday interactions across the system. The Lock Screen gains a new Depth Effect for increased focus and dimension. The new Soundscape Widget for personalised ambient audio helps you unwind, while Live Notifications are upgraded with real-time updates that stay visible across the Always-on Display, Lock Screen, Status Bar, and Glyph Interface, keeping key information at a glance. Phone (4b) gets the full Essential AI experience with zero compromises, including native ChatGPT built right into the UI, clipboard, and widgets, plus Google Gemini, Circle to Search, and Hey Google. Hit the Essential Key and you've got instant access to Essential Space, Essential Search, Essential Voice, Essential Apps, and Playground, making it easier than ever to capture, organise, search, and create. It's the same AI experience as Nothing's flagship phones, no exceptions. Phone (4b) launches with Nothing OS 4.1 powered by Android 16 with 3 years of Android updates and 6 years of security patches, the longest software support in its segment. ![](https://cdn.nothing.community/2026-07-06/1783342955-969272-nothing-blastoise-elevatedproductstills-shot-03-16x9.png "banner") > 🏷️ **Release Info** > > **🌍** Phone (4b) pre-orders are open now with global open sale on 17 July in Black, White and Blue in the following configuration: > > **8GB + 128GB:** £299 / ₹29,999 / €329 > > **🇮🇳** In India, Phone (4b) goes on sale on Flipkart from 14 July 2026, then at Croma, Reliance Digital and Vijay Sales from 17 July. The RCB Limited Edition is India-exclusive, available today only via the drop event at Nothing Store Bengaluru. > > Phone (4b) starts at an effective price of ₹29,999 (8GB + 128GB) and ₹33,699 (8GB + 256GB, India only), both including a 7.5% instant bank discount and exchange offer. MRP is ₹34,999 and ₹38,999. > > **8GB + 256GB:** ₹33,699 Don't feel like waiting to get yours? Check out the drop info below on how you can get yours early. 🔴 [Nothing Store Bengaluru Drop 7 July 16:00 IST](https://nothing.community/d/59253-rcb-fans-this-ones-for-you-phone-4b-rcb-edition) 🍦 [Nothing Store Soho Drop 11 July 11:00 BST](https://nothing.community/d/59268-uk-drop-for-phone-4b-and-ear-3a) --- A full list of specifications and features can be found on [nothing.tech](http://nothing.tech). To stay updated on all the latest information, please follow Nothing on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/nothing), [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@NothingTechnology), and [X](https://x.com/nothing).

SharadPratapSingh

You people just overpriced the device..

Swaszik

SharadPratapSingh 4B should be a budget phone it will lose price but Nothing phone 3 isn’t overpriced really It’s almost the same as Iphone 17 just better OS in my opinion

Anonymous1436

grepGander 🤔But Ig Purchasing the CMF phone 2 pro will be a better option as it has a one more camera of 50mp telephoto and under 25000. This is just overpriced af . Even Motorola is giving 3 50MP in this price range

grepGander

Anonymous1436 Like I said, you can’t compare 2026 devices to 2025. Not possible because of all the global memory crap. Yes, the mentioned CMF is better. Yes, they also slashed its 2026 successor because it would be too expensive to make it. So there’s a cheaper option - the (4b).

Everyone upped their prices for 30% or more over their 2025 lineup. Everyone, no exceptions. And some even increased prices of their existing 2025 phones and laptops (Scumsung and Apple particularly).

Dark Hunter

Anonymous1436

They already discontinued CMF phone 2 pro

ForShopping

Anonymous1436 Sadly, It is too difficult to buy CMF Phone 2 pro. Please do let me know if you find it any where to purchase. I really want to buy it badly.

Rhino_oqVzBbAOHh

Anonymous1436 phone 3a lite is also the better option

VineetChawla

Dark Hunter Which device offers the same build quality, design and clean software at this price?

Anonymous1436

VineetChawla If it’s just software it’s Nothing and Motorola. But just software is not the whole point .☹️ Ig they should have given 7S Gen 4

Dark Hunter

VineetChawla

Oneplus NORD CE6, Motorola Edge 70 Realme GT 7T and more

_Wn_ViIk3Szpvb

I’ma be honest after seeing the price and screen, I think ppl are better of buying the 3a lite or the cmf 2

Dark Hunter

Anonymous1436

7s Gen 4 is already in Overpriced Nothing 4a.

S_Griff

Anonymous1436 TBH, that would put the 4b at the same performance level as the 4a series, making this not worth the money compared to getting a Phone 4a and getting better build quality, screen and design.

Anonymous1436

grepGander Yess got your point ☝🏻. But like apple and Samsung are actually tech gaints and tbh 🥲. Like why would ppl buy this phone as they might buy some random phone with 3 cameras set-up in this budget. Bezels are also there in this phone even if it has amoled display.Thats not what we wanted this hype in the pricing

Anonymous1436

S_Griff yesss 🤔you are right 4a would be better choice

grepGander

Dark Hunter No.

(Maybe in some regions, but in the EU it’s in stock pretty much everywhere)

JP

Zac 🛸 I saw a YouTuber mention ‘software-level pixel shift’ in the 4b to prevent screen burn-in. Can you please confirm if this is implemented in the 4b? If so, is there a possibility of it coming to other models?

Zac 🛸

JP It is a new feature for Phone (4b). While not currently available on other models, I’ve notified the team of the Community interest. 🫡

bocianovvsky

As someone who has tested all of Nothing’s new releases since the beginning of 2025, I can’t wait to review this model. 🙂

Dinesh2025

Nice

a_tech_ksa_00

What A launch . it made me feel techy. but you know what would make it better. if you send a pair my way. since i am a tech content creator. Youtube: type @ then type ATECHKSA. I did 2 videos about your new product and i would love to give it the cinametic unboxing and review it deserves here in my studio.

JP

Zac 🛸 thanks for confirming 👍🏻🫂👌🏻

bocianovvsky

Zac 🛸 My wife is currently using the Nothing Phone 4a, so if I get the opportunity to test the Nothing Phone 4b, I can record a comparison of these models.

ChrisJ_Joseph_P1NpRo6vMr

Zac 🛸 hey I had reported this issue and suggested some solutions for this s issue almost 7 months back on my mum’s 3a pro , (glad they worked upon it)so pls do not make this exclusive we want this 🙏 it would be helpful

at-kiran

looking at the final launch pricing, the Phone (4b) feels quite overpriced for what it offers 🤐 For a device starting at ₹34,999 (MRP is ₹54,999) for the base model, the hardware package just does not add up when you look at what the rest of the market is offering. Other competitor brands in this exact price bracket are delivering much better overall value and more dependable software support.

While Nothing is stuck on a bimonthly schedule, others are pushing out reliable monthly security patches along with up to six generations of full Android OS updates. On top of that, pairing a massive 6,000mAh battery with just 33W charging means users will have to sit by the plug for more than 1.5 hrs just to get a full top up. Even the camera setup feels like a compromise, since an 8MP ultra wide and a 16MP selfie shooter are specs we usually see in budget phones under twenty thousand rupees these days.

As community fan, I absolutely love the new unibody design, but gorgeous aesthetics alone cannot carry a phone when the internal hardware and update timelines fall so far behind the competition. We were really expecting a much more aggressive and practical price tag.

grepGander

at-kiran Other competitor brands in this exact price bracket are delivering much better overall value and more dependable software support.

100% not true (the bold part).

at-kiran While Nothing is stuck on a bimonthly schedule, others are pushing out reliable monthly security patches

And those others are? How do they push security patches (which are irrelevant and not really important) faster than Google is even able to create them? Because Pixels, on average, are getting security patches every 4 weeks: https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/4457705?hl=en

Xiaomi is pushing those security updates every 90 days (so three months), even for their most expensive flagships: https://trust.mi.com/misrc/updates/phone

Samsung every month ONLY for their CURRENT flagships, everything else is much slower, even every four months: https://security.samsungmobile.com/workScope.smsb

Their whole A series is on a quarterly basis, so every four months:

Including their M series:

OnePlus is every two months, so bimonthly like Nothing: https://www.oneplus.com/uk/psti

Except Google, obviously, there is absolutely not a single other non-meme brand that is pushing updates to their non-flagship phones more frequently than Nothing. Updates every few days for the sake of updating because of having an update fetish - are really not needed, trust me.

at-kiran

grepGander Let us look at the actual reality here when it comes to hardware value, software support, and update frequencies.

The bigger picture here is the price to performance reality. A ₹35,000 phone is a mid range device in India, not a budget phone in today’s scenario. When we pay that kind of money, we expect the hardware and the software lifecycle to match the price tag.

While Nothing provides a bimonthly update schedule and a 3 years OS lifecycle, competitors are stepping up with monthly update deliveries for their mid tier devices and much longer overall software support (5-7 years). For example, Samsung explicitly provides a monthly update cadence for their mid range models like the Galaxy A55 and A57 5G.

Just look at what the direct competition is offering right now in terms of specs and software longevity:

Redmi Turbo 5: For the exact same price of ₹35,000, you get a MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Ultra processor, 7540 mAh silicon carbon battery with 100W fast charging, IP66/68/69/69K water resistance, faster LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and UFS 4.1 storage, and 1.5K, 120 FPS amoled display with 3500 nits peak brightness and dolby vision.
Samsung Galaxy M47 5G: This one is priced way lower starting at ₹22,999, yet it offers a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chip, ultra fast LPDDR5X RAM, UFS 3.1 storage, Gorilla Glass Victus Plus, 6000 mAh battery with 45W charging, bypass charging for gaming, and 6 generations of OS updates delivered on a reliable schedule.
Samsung Galaxy A27 5G: Starting at just ₹28,999, it is not only cheaper but offers a 6.7 inch 120Hz Super AMOLED display protected by Gorilla Glass Victus Plus. It is powered by Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor, features an IP64 rating for dust and splash resistance, and packs a 5000 mAh battery. Most impressively, Samsung guarantees 6 generations of OS upgrades and 6 years of software updates for this model.

I really want Nothing to succeed and I love the brand, but we have to be honest. You cannot put a ₹35k price tag on the Phone 4b, give it a plastic body, thick bezels, and slow 33W charging, and then use the budget phone excuse to justify those extreme compromises. Holding brands accountable is the only way we get better products as consumers.