Overview

• A Nothing spokesperson told Bloomberg there are no plans to reduce the Phone 3’s $799 price tag, reinforcing its positioning as the company’s first true flagship.
• The company confirmed that India—its largest market—is not the core focus for the Phone 3, highlighting a selective regional strategy that has unsettled some fans.
• Reviewers continue to praise the transparent chassis and the new Glyph Matrix LED interface alongside the refined Nothing OS 3.5 skin.
• Critics point out that the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset underdelivers compared with flagship silicon and that the triple 50 MP camera system can produce muted or grainy images.
• The 5,150 mAh silicon-carbon battery delivered over 23 hours of video playback in tests, underscoring its endurance amid questions over its premium pricing.