CEO Carl Pei confirms Phone 2a won’t be made in India

There is no confirmation on the Phone 2A, it will be released in India on March 5. Ahead of the launch, Nothing founder and CEO Kar Pei said that the phone will also be made in India. It is expected that this phone will be a lot of improvement from its predecessor No Phone Number. 1 and even better than the No Phone 2, although it lacks a bit in features compared to the latest flagship models. The company hasn’t revealed the design or any specifications of the upcoming phone yet, but that hasn’t stopped us from seeing a ton of leaks. Till now the design, price and important information of the phone have been revealed.

On Sunday, February 18, Carl Pei gave a brief “yes” in response to a user on X (formerly known as Twitter) who asked if the Nothing Phone 2A would be produced in India. This conversation is an offshoot of Nothing India. The trailer hints at the emergence of a new brand ambassador. The company also jokingly said that more details about the upcoming model will be released on February 20 at 3:30 pm IST.

It’s worth noting that we first officially heard about the Nothing factory in Chennai, Tamil Nadu in June 2022, ahead of the launch of the Nothing Phone 1. Announced that models sold in India will be manufactured locally. Pei later visited the factory. It will be built ahead of the launch of the Phone 2 in July 2023.

Previous leaks have included suggestions that the Nothing Phone 2A will be priced in India at Rs. 30,000. The machine will reportedly be available in black and white color options, and in two configurations: 8GB+128GB and 12GB+256GB. The phone is expected to have a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Ultra SoC, a 6.7-inch 120Hz Full HD+ OLED display, dual 50MP rear cameras, and a 32MP front camera. It is also said to support 45W wired fast charging and run Android 14-based NothingOS 2.5 out of the box.

According to the latest leaked design renders, the Nothing Phone 2a is expected to feature a design overhaul and a distinctly unique look to the company’s older smartphones, while retaining some of the basic brand design language, namely a glyph interface and a transparent back panel. Is.