Nothing Phone (2a) does have Glyph lights, design revealed in new teaser

The globally anticipated Nothing Phone (2a) is set to launch, including in India on March 5th, promising an exciting alternative in the smartphone market, especially considering its expected lower price point compared to the Nothing Phone (2). 

With leaks and teasers building anticipation around its design and the Glyph Interface, Nothing has finally unveiled the Phone (2a)'s design in its latest teaser.

The design showcased in the teaser video aligns with the recent leaked renders of the Nothing Phone (2a). Featuring a transparent body akin to the Nothing Phone (2), the Glyph Interface is situated only on the top portion of the device. 

Notably, the rear camera setup, now centrally positioned, comprises a dual-camera system surrounded by three LED lights, suggesting a distinct visual identity. The back panel, adorned with a patterned design sans the Glyph Interface, reflects the cost-conscious approach of the Nothing Phone (2a). 

While the teaser spotlights the White color variant, it's anticipated that the Phone (2a) will also be available in Black. With flat edges reminiscent of the Phone (2), the front likely hosts a punch-hole display.

Regarding specifications, the Nothing Phone (2a) is expected to boast a 6.7-inch FHD+ OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth visuals. Under the hood, it will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro chipset, promising reliable performance. 

The device is rumored to sport a 50MP primary camera alongside a 50MP ultra-wide-angle lens at the rear, complemented by a 32MP front camera for capturing crisp selfies. On the software side, the Nothing Phone (2a) is likely to debut with NothingOS 2.5 based on Android 14, offering a clean and intuitive user experience. Moreover, users can expect the convenience of 45W fast charging support, ensuring swift power replenishment.