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Nothing Phone 2a Plus launch event Highlights: Key takeaways, specifications, price

Nothing, the UK based consumer electronics manufacturer launched the Nothing Phone 2a Plus at an online live event.

Updated - July 31, 2024 05:00 pm IST

Published - July 31, 2024 02:23 pm IST

The Hindu Bureau
Nothing to launch Phone 2a Plus

Nothing to launch Phone 2a Plus | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Nothing to launch Phone 2a Plus on Wednesday at an online event. The smartphone is expected to be an upgraded version of Nothing Phone 2a, which was launched in March. Nothing Phone 2a Plus is expected to come with changes in display and longer battery life.

Also Read: Nothing Phone 2a Plus to run MediaTek Dimensity 7350 Pro chipset

Also Read: Nothing Phone 2a Plus revealed for July 31 launch: Expected features, price

Also Read:Nothing Phone 2a Review | Delivers bang for the buck

The phone will come with the 4nm Dimensity 7350 Pro 5G processor with up to 12 GB RAM. This will be the brand’s first smartphone using the latest chipset from MediaTek. Nothing claimed the new chipset is nearly 10% faster than the Nothing Phone 2a CPU. An upgraded optical set-up for the Nothing 2a Plus is also expected by many.

This phone’s predecessor, Nothing Phone 2a, was powered by Dimensity 7200 Pro System on Chip (SoC). It also featured ‘Smart Clean’ tech that helped clear out-of-order file fragments from the handset’s storage system. 

Follow the live updates here.

  • July 31, 2024 15:20
    Nothing Phone 2a Plus price 

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    The Nothing Phone 2a Plus is available at a starting price of ₹ 27,999.00. 

  • July 31, 2024 15:18
    Dust and water resistance

    The Nothing Phone 2a Plus comes with IP54 rating. The phone will ship with In-display Fingerprint Sensor, accelerometer, electronic Compass, front ambient light sensor, a gyroscope and a proximity sensor. 

  • July 31, 2024 15:13
    Nothing Phone 2a Plus battery performance

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    The Phone 2a Plus comes with 5000 mAh battery that can last up to 22 hours with YouTube playback. Nothing claims the battery can support up to 41.6 hours of voice calls, and 8.1 hours of gaming. 

  • July 31, 2024 15:10
    Upgraded Camera

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    The Nothing Phone 2a Plus comes with a 50 MP camera sensor, along with a front camera 56% improvement over the Phone 2a. 

  • July 31, 2024 15:03
    Nothing Phone 2a Plus display

    Nothing’s Phone 2a Plus comes with Flexible 6.7” AMOLED display with 1300 nits peak brightness. The screen is capable of refreshing at 120 Hz adaptive refresh rate and supports over 1 billion colours. 

  • July 31, 2024 15:00
    Nothing launches Phone 2a Plus with MediaTek 7350 Pro 5 G

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    Nothing launched the Phone 2a Plus powered by the MediaTek 7350 Pro 5G processor. The phone will ship with the Nothing OS 2.6 powered by Android 14. The MediaTek Dimensity 7350 Pro 5G is comes with 4 nm Gen 2 process. With 8 cores clocking speeds up to 3.0 Ghz, Phone (2a) Plus is 10% faster than Phone (2a).+ 30%

    The processor also gets improved graphics performance, which are 30% speedier with the Mali-G610 now up to 1.3 GHz. 

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