Nothing has gone ahead and fully revealed the design of its next budget-friendly smartphone, the Nothing Phone (4b).
The back of the device sports a dual rear camera setup tucked inside a fairly large, rectangular camera island. Fans of the brand will spot a familiar vertical LED light bar running along the right edge of that island, very much like the setup we saw on the Phone (4a).
Right next to it, there is a separate pill-shaped cutout that seems to be holding the LED flash and an autofocus sensor. Under the hood, rumour has it that the phone will be powered by a Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset paired with 8GB of RAM.
Adding a bit more flair, that camera island features a textured finish alongside Nothing’s signature design aesthetics, and all the physical buttons on the sides are finished in black. Flipping it over to the front, the Phone (4b) opts for a centred hole-punch cutout to house the selfie camera.
The display itself is framed by some relatively thick and uneven bezels, which is a pretty common trade-off for a budget device.
If you are keen to see it in action, you won’t have to wait long because Nothing is scheduling the global launch for 7 July 2026.