# Nothing Phone (4b) Price and Specs Comparison

Examining the pros and cons of the new mid-range smartphone.

- **Source:** [GSMArena.com - Latest articles](https://brifing.si/source/ae58cd90-1e26-4445-9a9c-963b7954a50c)
- **Published:** 2026-07-12
- **Topic:** [Product Management](https://brifing.si/c/product)
- **Original article:** <https://www.gsmarena.com/weekly_poll_will_you_buy_the_nothing_phone_4b-news-73653.php>
- **On Brifing:** https://brifing.si/s/c3cb6c24-46e4-4df5-9576-671512b1f67c

## Nothing's New Mid-Range Strategy

Nothing announced it won't release a flagship in 2026 and canceled the CMF Phone 3 Pro. The company is now focusing on mid-range models like the Phone (4a) and new (4b), reflecting a strategy to streamline its product portfolio and optimize costs.

## Pricing and Regional Differences

The Nothing Phone (4b) offers a more affordable alternative to the (4a), but price gaps vary by region: €20 in EU, £80 in UK, and ₹5,000 in India. The India-exclusive 8/256GB version with larger battery highlights regional strategic differences.

## Battery and Endurance Claims

Nothing markets the (4b) as its longest-lasting phone, with a 6,000mAh battery in India and 5,200mAh globally. However, compared to competitors (Poco X8 Pro's 6,500mAh, Honor Magic8 Lite's 7,500mAh), this claim remains unverified through testing.

## Hardware and Performance Trade-offs

The (4b) makes several compromises vs (4a): Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip, LPDDR4X RAM, UFS 2.2 storage, and lower camera specs (50MP main, no telephoto, 16MP selfie). These cuts raise questions about its price-to-performance ratio.

## Display and Durability

While keeping the 6.77" size, the (4b) reduces resolution (1080p+), brightness (2,000 nits), and uses inferior Dragontail Pro Glass. Alternatives like the (4a) with Gorilla Glass 7i or IP69K-rated Honor Magic8 Lite appear more compelling.

## Positioning in Competitive Market

Facing rivals like Poco X8 Pro (€350), Samsung Galaxy A57 (€320), and sub-€300 Honor Magic8 Lite, the Phone (4b)'s value proposition is questionable. Its 3-year software support notably trails competitors' 4-6 year update promises.

## Sources covering this story

- https://www.gsmarena.com/weekly_poll_will_you_buy_the_nothing_phone_4b-news-73653.php — 

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