The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus was announced almost a month ago, and now it’s time for the release. The phone debuts today at Nothing’s bricks and mortar store in London’s Soho. The company’s latest smartphone is said to be available for £399.
Interestingly, the device will not be available in Nothing’s online stores, but US customers will be able to purchase it on August 7th at 9:00 AM through Nothing’s US beta program. The price is slightly lower – $ 399.
Indian users can purchase it via Flipkart on the same day, but at a lower price of INR 27,999 ($334) for the base 8GB/256GB storage variant.
Unfortunately, other markets will have to wait a little longer. In fact, there is no indication that more information will be released in September.
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