Nothing has officially revealed the design of the upcoming Nothing Phone (4b) ahead of its India launch.
The newly shared images show that the Phone (4b) borrows design cues from both the Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro while introducing its own identity.
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It retains Nothing's transparent aesthetic, but only the upper camera island features the see-through treatment, similar to the Phone (4a) Pro.
The lower half of the rear panel has a cleaner finish, creating a simpler look than previous models.
The phone also features the Glyph Bar, first introduced on the Phone (4a), replacing the larger Glyph Interface seen on older devices.
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Nothing says the Phone (4b) is aimed at a younger audience and combines a refined unibody design with improved structural strength and a skin-friendly finish for a more comfortable in-hand feel.
The official renders showcase the handset in a blue colour option, while leaks suggest it could also arrive in black and white variants.
The front design, however, remains under wraps.
Nothing is yet to confirm the Phone (4b)'s specifications, but a recent Geekbench listing points towards Qualcomm's Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset paired with 8GB of RAM and Android 16.
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The benchmark listing recorded 1,088 points in the single-core test and 3,155 points in the multi-core test, indicating that the device could target the premium mid-range segment.
The Phone (4b) is likely to be priced lower than the Nothing Phone (4a), which starts at Rs 37,999.
This suggests a price tag of around Rs 30,000.
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Nothing has already confirmed that the Phone (4b) will launch in India on July 7.
