Nothing Phone (4b) key specs tipped, may pack a 5,400mAh battery
Nothing Phone (4b) Specs Leaked: What We Know Ahead of the July 7 Launch
The anticipation is building for the latest addition to the Nothing lineup. Following the official design reveal yesterday, we didn’t have to wait long for more details. While the brand has been coy about the internal hardware of the new Phone (4b), a fresh wave of leaks has just pulled back the curtain on what we can expect when it officially hits the market on July 7.
If the latest rumors are to be believed, Nothing is sticking to its signature balance of form and function. Here is a breakdown of the key hardware specs that have surfaced:
Display and Performance
The Phone (4b) is expected to boast a crisp 6.7-inch AMOLED display, complete with a 120Hz refresh rate. This should make for a smooth, fluid user experience, whether you are scrolling through your feed or catching up on videos. Under the hood, the device is tipped to pack the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset, a detail that aligns with a recent Geekbench listing that made the rounds earlier this week.
Camera and Battery Life
We already knew from the company’s own teasers that the Phone (4b) would feature a dual-camera setup on the back. The leak sheds more light on this, pointing to a 50MP primary sensor as the star of the show. Perhaps even more impressive is the reported 5,400mAh battery, which suggests the phone will have plenty of stamina to get you through a full day of heavy use.
Configurations and Colorways
According to the leak, users will have a couple of storage paths to choose from: 8GB/128GB or an 8GB/256GB option. As for aesthetics, Nothing plans to offer the device in three different colors. We have already caught a glimpse of the striking light blue finish, which follows the brand’s tradition of bold, recognizable hardware design.
With the launch date just around the corner, we won’t have to wait much longer to see how these specs translate into real-world performance. Stay tuned as we track the official announcement on July 7.
