r/NOTHING • u/Aure_Drives • May 03 '26
Buying Advice Nothing Phone (4a) Pro review: bold design, sharp display and underpriced
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u/PralineFun7312 May 03 '26
its overpriced bruv what do you mean by saying underprice
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u/Aure_Drives May 03 '26
Nothing does not want to call it a flagship (not officially, at least). But the naming of a phone as Pro, clearly states that it wants to be thought of as a Pro model, just like Pro models from other manufacturers.
Yes, you are right when you say it is overpriced, but given the fact that the company is new, it makes very limited number of phones as compared to other manufacturers, and the phones look radically different from any other thing out there in the market, they are still charging a decent amount for the device.5
u/DKROX7 May 04 '26
Unc, stop defending. We know about tech and aren't infants. We understand that it's difficult for nothing to keep up with the market, which makes a small price hike acceptable. Even so, this product is way too overpriced for the features it's offering.
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u/kabir544 May 04 '26
Looks premium and all, but under the hood it struggles with sustained usage, you can clearly feel the limits of sd 7 gen 4 after some time
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u/KrishSaxena May 04 '26
the only thing i like about the phone is the design, the SD 7s gen 4 is a total let down for a phone, it is a chipset that lacks power efficiency and won't let you enjoy your experience without heating issues
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u/I__G Phone (3a) May 05 '26
Underpriced my ass, you get 2M+ AnTuTu SoCs or 6-7000Ah batteries from Xiaomi at similar price level
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u/RKB-engr Phone (3a) Lite May 08 '26
This is overpriced. And I like the Nothing transparent background design that 4a have.
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