Recently, details about the Nothing Phone 2a have emerged, showcasing a new rear camera design and a modification in the glyph interface. The phone is set to feature the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 SoC, identified by the model number A142 and codenames Pacman/Aero.
The latest information on the phone's camera and display specifications has been disclosed, courtesy of tipster Kamila (@Za_Raczke), who obtained the firmware for the device.
Display -
Additionally, the phone's wallpapers have been unveiled, including 'Ruxe,' 'Nexul,' 'Azunim White,' 'Orbique,' 'Rubrane Black,' 'Ambra,' and 'Virmar.' These wallpapers, available for download from the source link below, boast a resolution of 2412 × 1084, similar to that of the Nothing Phone (2). The display, sourced from China's Visionox and BOE with the model number rm692h5, is reported to be a 120Hz AMOLED panel. The screen size is anticipated to be 6.7 inches, mirroring the Phone (2).
Camera -
The Phone (2a) is rumored to feature a 50MP 1/1.5″ Samsung S5KGN9 sensor for its primary camera, coupled with a 1/2.76″ 50MP Samsung S5KJN1 ultra-wide camera. A 32MP Sony IMX615 sensor is expected to be in use for the front camera. While the Phone 2 utilized an IMX890 sensor, it's noteworthy that both the ultra-wide and front cameras remain unchanged.
Availability -
The disclosure also identifies different models, including PacmanIND (India), PacmanJPN (Japan), PacmanEEA (Europe), and Pacman (global). This suggests that the phone will likely be available in various countries, extending beyond India and Europe.
As of now, specific details about the phone's launch are not available. Nothing has been scheduled for an event at the MWC 2024 on February 27th, raising the possibility of unveiling more information. It's worth noting that rumors are hinting at potential details about the Nothing Phone (3) being revealed during the same event.
