Nothing has announced significant price reductions and new memory configurations for its smartphone lineup ahead of the Flipkart Big Billion Days sale. The Nothing Phone (4a) receives a new 6GB RAM and 128GB storage variant, priced at ₹39,999 but available for ₹32,999 after a ₹4,000 direct discount and ₹3,000 in bank offers. Similarly, the Nothing Phone (4b) gets a 6GB/128GB model launched at ₹35,999, which drops to an effective price of ₹27,999 through a combination of direct discounts and bank incentives. This marks the lowest price to date for the 4b model. The premium Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, originally ₹54,999, will be available for ₹49,999. This specific deal is tied to no-cost EMI options and includes a ₹4,500 bank discount plus a ₹500 exchange bonus. The sale officially begins on October 9th, with early access for Flipkart Plus and Black members starting on October 8th. These offers are positioned as potentially the last major discounts before anticipated industry-wide price increases. The Phone (4a) features a 1.5K AMOLED panel and 5,400 mAh battery, while the 4b includes OIS on its main camera and a 6,000 mAh battery. Both the 4b and 4a Pro are slated for three additional OS updates.
Nothing is launching new 6GB RAM variants for the Phone (4a) and Phone (4b) to reach lower price points. The Nothing Phone (4a) will be available for an effective price of ₹32,999 during the Flipkart sale.
The Nothing Phone (4b) reaches its lowest price ever at ₹27,999 including all applicable discounts and bank offers. A discount on the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro brings its price down to ₹49,999 for customers using no-cost EMI.
Flipkart Plus and Black members can access these deals starting October 8th, one day before the general sale. Both the Nothing Phone (4b) and Phone (4a) Pro are guaranteed to receive three more major Android OS updates.
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- The video appears to be a parody or set in a fictional future, referencing non-existent products like the Nothing Phone (4) series and iPhone 17.
- The video mentions non-existent processors including Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 6 Gen 5, and 7 Gen 4.
- Effective prices are contingent on specific bank offers, exchange bonuses, and no-cost EMI selections.
- The presenter refers to '2026' as the current context for evaluating RAM requirements.