Today, the company hinted in a cryptic social media post on Tuesday that the Nothing Phone 2a could be available in new red and yellow colors. This smartphone was first released in black and white colors. The Karl Pei-led smartphone maker has introduced a third blue color for its budget smartphone months after its launch. The blue version is made specifically for India. Nothing also plans to launch a Community Edition Phone 2a in the coming months, using designs submitted by smartphone enthusiasts as part of the Community Edition project.
No color options are expected for the 2a
Official Category Nothing posted on X: Tomorrow. This image is accompanied by a teaser image consisting of the three colors blue, red and yellow, each containing details such as hexadecimal color code, CMYK and RGB numbers and RAL color standard.
Although no information has been officially revealed about this mysterious post, it does hint at a new color that could be introduced for the Phone 2a. While the smartphone is available in Black and White color options globally, the newly launched Blue variant is exclusive to India.
However, there was nothing to expect in the last few days. However, expect the new color options to only bring cosmetic improvements. Specifically, on the Nothing and Nothing India X account, the display image has been changed to red and yellow dots with the text “Nothing (R)”.
Future released teasers will also be released in the form of a microsite on Flipkart. The page reads: “A powerful and unique story of color” and the text says: “Coming soon.” Although there is no official mention of the Phone 2a, the following text is full of praise for this particular smartphone.
Telephone 2a price and availability
Nothing Phone 2a is priced at Rs in India. The 8GB + 128GB variant costs Rs 23,999. 25,999 for the 8GB + 256GB variant, Rs. 27,999 for the 12GB + 256GB version. You can choose from three colors: black, blue and white. The smartphone will be sold exclusively through Flipkart.
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