This device is positioned as a mid-range model with a 6.5-inch OLED display and a starting price of around $600.
In Geekbench tests, the phone scored 1149 points in single-core mode and 2813 points in multi-core mode, demonstrating a performance compatible with the mid-segment chipset.
However, the brand’s flagship will be a more powerful version: Nothing Phone (3) Pro, which will replace Nothing Phone (2). The Pro version is expected to receive a more powerful chipset and thus rise to the level of higher models.
Thus, while Nothing Phone (3) will offer balanced performance and affordable prices, Phone (3) Pro will be the choice of those looking for maximum features in the Nothing series.
Source: Ferra
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