Nothing Phone 4(b) Goes Low-Cost by Trimming Core Specs

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Nothing's Phone 4(b) launches at £299 (~$399), undercutting the 4(a) but at the cost of several downgrades: plastic back instead of glass, a lower‑resolution 6.77‑inch display with dimmer brightness and lower PPI, a slower Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip, older UFS 2.2 storage, a reduced dual-camera setup (no telephoto), and slower 33 W charging despite a larger 5,200 mAh battery. The price cut is modest, and reviewers argue the 4(a) remains the better value for only a bit more, thanks to superior display, performance, camera versatility, and charging.
- Why Are Nothing's New 'B' Series Phones So Much Cheaper? bgr.com
- Weekly poll results: things are looking grim for the Nothing Phone (4b) - GSMArena.com news GSMArena.com
- ‘Have engineered a safety net’: Nothing’s Akis Evangelidis on rising component costs The Hindu
- Nothing says offline expansion major priority, warns RAM shortage could last till late next year India Today
- HERE GOES NOTHING Magzter
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