Nothing Phone 4b tipped to be priced over Rs 30,000 in India, feature dual cameras
If you were hoping that in this time of rising smartphone prices, the Nothing Phone 4b would bring some relief, the latest tip could leave you disappointed. Tipster Debayan Roy suggests the smartphone could be priced around or above Rs 30,000 in India. The leak also claims the device will feature dual rear cameras, adding a new twist (and some solace) to earlier speculation around the phone’s design. Nothing’s upcoming Phone 4b is scheduled to launch on July 7th in India and globally.
Nothing Phone 4b expected India price range
A few days earlier, Nothing co-founder and India President Akis Evangelidis had clarified the Phone 4b will sit below the Phone 4a, and that would be the general hierarchy for the b-series within Nothing’s lineup. The latest information suggests the Nothing Phone 4b is expected to be priced at around Rs 30,000 or slightly higher. That would place it between mainstream mid-range phones and premium mid-range offerings such as the Motorola Edge 70 series starting models, OnePlus’ Nord CE 6 models, and possibly Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy M47 and Galaxy F70 Pro. For context, the Nothing Phone 4a currently starts at Rs 37,999 in India.
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Nothing Phone 4b specifications and expected features
A Geekbench listing earlier in the day revealed that the Nothing Phone 4b will come with the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset, which was earlier seen in phones like the Realme P3 and OPPO K13, both of which launched under Rs 20,000 but in 2025, when memory prices were still at normal levels. Nothing will likely be banking on its signature design, clean Android experience, and software support to justify the premium.
The latest teaser sketches shared by Nothing India offer perhaps the clearest look yet at the Phone 4b’s rear design. Earlier material led many observers to believe the device would feature a single rear camera, an unusual decision in a market where dual-camera systems have become standard even on affordable smartphones. However, the newest sketches tell a different story. The design illustrations prominently show two large circular cutouts within an elongated camera island, alongside smaller circular elements that could house a flash or additional sensors. While Nothing hasn’t officially confirmed the camera hardware, the drawings appear more consistent with a dual-camera setup than a single-lens design. Tipster Debayan Roy has also suggested there could be a dual camera setup. Besides the camera cutouts, we see visible screws, layered detailing, and transparent-inspired design elements, which suggest the company is retaining its visual identity.
For buyers considering getting a Nothing phone, it may be worth waiting until July 7th before making a decision. The Phone 4b could deliver a similar software experience and distinctive design at a lower price than the 4a series, though the final value will depend on how aggressively Nothing prices the device against established mid-range competitors.
