Nothing's hardware lineup picked up some notable price cuts on Amazon, with discounts touching the company's flagship phone and both of its headphone models. Wccftech reported the deals on October 11, noting savings of up to $250 depending on which product and configuration you pick.
The cheapest entry point is the Headphone (a), which Wccftech said was listed at $129 after a 35 percent cut. It carries Nothing's transparent design language along with active noise cancellation and Hi-Res wireless audio support, and the company has pitched its battery life as good for multiple days between charges.
Step up to the Headphone (1) and the price was $199 after a 33 percent reduction, per Wccftech's report. These over-ear headphones were tuned with KEF, built around an aluminum frame, and include adaptive noise cancellation along with physical controls rather than relying purely on touch gestures or an app. They also support higher-quality audio codecs and spatial audio playback.
The Nothing Phone (3) is the bigger ticket item here. The base configuration, with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, was going for $549, according to Wccftech. That's a notable number given the ongoing DRAM shortage that's been pushing memory costs up across the industry this year. A higher-end version with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage was listed at $649, a discount Wccftech pegged at 28 percent.
Specs on the Phone (3) include a Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, a 6.67-inch AMOLED display running at 120Hz, and a triple 50MP rear camera system that includes a periscope telephoto lens. A 5,500mAh battery rounds out the package, with support for both wired and wireless fast charging. The phone also keeps Nothing's signature Glyph Matrix on the back, the company's take on customizable rear lighting and notifications.
Nothing has built its identity around products that look different from the rest of the Android field, pairing that design language with Nothing OS, its own skin layered on top of Android. The company has also committed to extended software support for its devices, which matters more now that phones in this price range are expected to last several years between upgrades.
These prices were current as of Wccftech's report on October 11. Amazon listings change often, and discounts like these can end or shift without much notice, so anyone eyeing one of these three products should check current Amazon pricing before assuming the numbers above still hold. Nothing has not said whether the Phone (3), Headphone (1) or Headphone (a) will see similar discounts through other retailers or in markets outside the US.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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