Nothing takes a different tack with its phone series. For the second time in a row, its midrange entry-level A-series ...

Pro gets a lot right. I love the design, I love the Glyph Matrix, and I think Nothing has made one of the best-looking phones right now. The cameras are very good for a device at this price point, and ...

Review: The Nothing Phone 4a Pro beats its midrange competitors with a premium build, smooth user experience, and a versatile camera setup.

At $500 in the US and £500 in the UK, the Phone 4A Pro is unquestionably affordable, especially considering its solid roundup of specs. Its main competition is the Google Pixel 1 ...

London-based Nothing launched the Nothing Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro smartphones earlier this month, as the successors to ...

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 ...

Pro makes most of the right changes to its mid-budget range, giving Apple a serious contender to consider in the face of the iPhone 17e.

Pro delivers an aesthetic step up over its predecessor, while maintaining its rival-beating zoom lens as part of its feature set. Adding the Glyph Matrix squeezes this mid-range handset closer to the ...

Since its announcement earlier this month, I’ve been pretty excited for the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro’s debut and, after ...

The Phone 4a Pro delivers almost everything I'd want out of a mid-range Nothing handset, save for a couple missing hardware features.

Three years after the Mark II became Canon's bestselling mirrorless body, the Mark III arrives with a proposition that sounds almost greedy—more resolution, faster burst speeds, cinema-grade video, ...

With no flagship launch this year, Nothing aims for the stars with its premium Phone 4a Pro. Find out if it hits the sweet ...