There's no question that Nothing is now an established presence in the handset industry, and while the brand clearly likes doing things its own way, it's evident that it can make great products. While we won't get a flagship this year — the Phone 3 will be the default choice in this area — Nothing is building on the foundation of the excellent Phone 3a, and rolling out the Phone 4a.
After using the Phone 3a , I called it the best budget phone you can buy, and I still stand by that. The phone had a unique design, great software with unique extras, good cameras, and a terrific all-round value. With the global RAM situation and a few upgrades under the hood, the Phone 4a misses out on that value; the phone starts at ₹31,999 for the standard 8GB/128GB version in India. There's also an 8GB/256GB model that costs ₹34,999, and the 12GB/256GB edition is ₹37,999.
