Nothing has confirmed the launch of its Nothing Phone (4b) on July 7. The announcement was made on X, revealing a new affordable line under the 'b' series.
The company teased the design, hinting at a single rear camera, which aligns with its budget positioning.
However, like other Nothing devices, it will retain the brand's signature transparent aesthetic.
Nothing shared the news with the caption, “kept sketching the Phone (4a) series and accidentally made a new phone.”
Official looks and specifications remain under wraps for now.
Positioning and Pricing
Nothing's co-founder and India President, Akis Evangelidis, explained that the B Series builds on the A Series' success by expanding into a new segment while maintaining a clear product hierarchy.
The A Series remains the most premium line below flagship products without a letter designation.
The Nothing Phone (4a) currently starts at Rs 37,999 in India, after a Rs 6,000 increase due to rising memory prices.
The Phone (4b) is expected to target a sub-Rs 25,000 segment.
A microsite has gone live on Flipkart, with more details expected ahead of the July 7 launch.
