Nothing Phone 3: Launch Date Confirmed for the Company’s ‘First True Flagship’

Plucky British Tech Startup Nothing confirmed the launch date on Tuesday for its major telephone launch of the year. The Nothing 3 phone will appear on July 1, the company said in a press release.

The founder and CEO of nothing, Carl Pei, loves to drop advice on the upcoming products of his business, and in this sense, it is as usual with the telephone Nothing 3. Speaking last month during the Android show of Google, Pei confirmed The Nothing 3 phone would be the “first real flagship product” in the company and would cost around £ 1,000 (£ 800).

He also promised that the phone would have “premium materials, performance upgrades and major software that increases things”. Nothing takes on AI – a feature called essential space that we saw for the first time on the Nothing 3A pro – has been one of our favorite uses of AI of Android phones manufacturers so far. We can’t wait to see how nothing is going well with this last phone.

Competition remains strong as never between Android phones manufacturers, but nothing has been one of the most exciting companies to enter the market in the past five years. Its strategy led by design is a breath of fresh air in the landscape of very similar devices.

The company, which has published headphones as the first product, also announced a partnership with the British audio manufacturer Kef last month. Together, they promised that they had already “several acoustically co-developed products already underway and launched later this year”.

It seems that 2025 is the biggest year for nothing, so put the date of July 1 in your newspaper now to make sure you don’t miss what could be one of the most interesting phone launches.