London-based tech brand Nothing is gearing up for a major product launch on March 5, as announced by CEO Carl Pei on social media platform X. The company is widely expected to unveil the Nothing Phone 4a and Nothing Phone 4a Pro at the event. Reports also suggest the debut of new over-ear headphones.

A Stylish Counter to Apple

Interestingly, Nothing’s launch is scheduled just a day after Apple’s special experience event on March 4, which will be held in London, New York, and Shanghai.

Nothing took a bold and creative approach with its invitation. The company overlaid Apple’s minimalist-style invite with pink punk-rock graffiti, highlighting its own March 5 date. The move reinforces Nothing’s youthful, rebellious brand identity and its effort to stand apart from traditional tech giants.

What to Expect from the Nothing Phone 4a Series?

While official specifications are yet to be confirmed, leaks and teasers hint at several upgrades:

• UFS 3.1 storage for faster data speeds

• Slightly larger battery compared to the previous generation

• Expected variants: 8GB RAM + 128GB storage

• Color options:

  • Standard model: Black and White

  • Pro model: Black and Silver

These upgrades suggest improved overall performance and battery life.

Snapdragon Power & Geekbench Scores

The Nothing Phone 4a Pro is rumored to feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset, aimed at delivering strong mid-range performance.

The device was reportedly spotted on Geekbench with the following scores:

• 707 (Single precision test)

• 1,077 (Half precision test)

• 1,265 (Quantized test)

These results indicate solid capabilities for daily usage, multitasking, and casual gaming. However, real-world performance will only be confirmed after the official launch.

Nothing Headphone (a) Also Expected

In addition to smartphones, Nothing may introduce new over-ear headphones, likely called the Nothing Headphone (a).

The company previously received positive feedback for the Nothing Headphone 1, and this new launch could mark a stronger push into the audio segment. Reports suggest Nothing plans to expand its over-ear headphone lineup further by 2026.

More Than Just Smartphones

The March 5 event could be a significant step in strengthening Nothing’s ecosystem strategy. With new smartphones and audio products potentially launching together, the company appears focused on building a connected product lineup that appeals to tech-savvy and style-conscious users.