This article announces Nothing's release of two new products: the Phone (3) smartphone and Headphone (1) over-ear headphones. The Phone (3) features a 6.67-inch display, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor, and new Glyph Matrix micro-LED system. Camera specifications include triple 50MP rear cameras and 4K video recording. The Headphone (1) is Nothing's first over-ear audio product, developed with KEF, featuring 40mm drivers, adaptive noise cancellation, and 80 hours battery life. Both products are available for pre-order July 4 and general sale July 15. The Phone (3) starts at £799 GBP in black or white with storage options of 12GB/256GB and 16GB/512GB. The Headphone (1) costs £299 GBP in black or silver finishes.

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NOTHING LAUNCHES PHONE (3) AND HEADPHONE (1)

Nothing announces Phone (3) smartphone and Headphone (1) over-ear headphones. Pre-orders begin July 4, availability starts July 15, 2025.

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