Nothing Phone 3 and Headphone 1 to launch today: Features, expected price and all we know so far

Nothong Phone 3 and Headphone 1

Nothing is all set to unveil its latest devices — the Phone (3) and Headphone (1) — at a launch event in London today, July 1. The event marks a major expansion of the company’s product portfolio, with the Phone (3) expected to be its most advanced smartphone to date and the Headphone (1) being its first over-ear headphones.

Nothing Phone 3: What to expect

The Nothing Phone (3) will be powered by the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset and is said to be positioned as the company’s first true flagship. CEO Carl Pei recently confirmed the phone would be priced around 800 euros (approximately ₹90,500), nearly double the cost of the Phone (2).

Design-wise, the Phone (3) is expected to retain the brand’s signature Glyph interface, now positioned at the top right of the rear panel. Leaked renders suggest a translucent back and a rearranged camera layout featuring three sensors — two grouped together and one positioned separately.

A 50-megapixel main camera is likely to headline the optics, with improved zoom capabilities aimed at content creators. Nothing also promises seven years of software support, including five years of Android OS updates and two years of security patches. The device is expected to ship with Android 16.

In India, the Phone (3) could be priced between ₹50,000 and ₹60,000. The phone might also include a dedicated AI button, although official confirmation is awaited.

Nothing Headphone 1: What we know so far

Nothing will also launch its first pair of over-ear headphones, dubbed Headphone (1). While the company hasn’t shared full details, designers have hinted at a unique look with distinctive button designs for intuitive usability.

Leaks suggest the headphones will weigh around 329g and feature custom 40mm drivers, with sound tuning by British audio brand KEF. Battery life is expected to vary by use: up to 80 hours without ANC, 35 hours with ANC using AAC, and around 30 hours using LDAC with ANC enabled.

Additional features may include Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, dual-device connectivity, wear detection, low-latency mode, LED charging indicators, personalised sound profiles, and Find My Device support.

Nothing’s event today will reveal all final specifications, pricing, and availability details for both products.