Nothing Phone (4a) Pro review: Better cameras, a massive display and a brand new look

I spent a week putting the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro through its paces ahead of the device’s UK launch - (Thomas Deehan/The Independent)

In just a few short years, phone manufacturer Nothing has done an incredible job of making cheap and mid-range phones fun again. The brand’s appreciation for a good-looking device is exactly what has put Nothing Phones on the map, and that very much remains the case with the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro.

Announced alongside the cheaper but no less stylish Nothing Phone (4a) (£349, Nothing.tech), the (4a) Pro is the mid-range option of the two, boasting a better chipset, a larger battery and, for the first time on a Nothing Phone, an all-metal body. Given that far too many phones around this £499 price point stick to using plastic, this is a big deal for consumer value.