Nothing is finally covering up with the metal Phone 4A Pro

Product render of rear of silver Nothing Phone 4A Pro with a pink background

Today Nothing has revealed the 4A and 4A Pro, its latest midrange phones. The two look startlingly different from one another, with varying designs and Glyph Light interfaces. The Pro is especially striking: it’s the first Nothing phone to almost entirely abandon the brand’s trademark transparent design.

I’m currently at Nothing’s launch event in London, where I’m about to get my first look at the 4A Pro in person, so stay tuned for hands-on impressions coming up shortly.

The 4A Pro, which will go on sale in the US later this month, adopts a metal unibody design instead of the usual clear plastic. In a press release the company claims that …

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